The Dickinson press., 1913-05-17
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
A number Of children in the city are
having measles.
Roy Butler was in the Twin Cities
the first of the week.
Joe Cuskelly has been in from his
ranch for a few days.
A. H. AInett was in the city from
Billings early this week.
A child wal born to Mr.. and MRS.
Christ Rasmussen on May 18th.
The Unique theatre has leading at
ractivns for the coming week.
Berringer Bros. have purchased a Ford
auto of Nichols & Miller.
Justice A. P. Folsom is building a
porch and otherwise improving his
residence.
Fred Thompson has had a deck built
into the store room of his building on
| the corner.
The-S.year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lob is seriously ill with
pneumonia.
Alfred Palmer, who was operated on
the End of May at the Stein hospital,
is doing nicely.
The Bijou theatre benefit on Monday
and Tuesday for St. Joseph's hospital
was very satisfactorily
Mrs. A. +. Crowl has not been as
we'll for u few days. She was resting
nicely Friday morning.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tuna on May 18th at their home three
miles north of the city.
Supt. P.S. Berg is attending a meet
ing OF city and village school superin-
tendents in Grand Forks today.
For sale-combination desk and book
case and several other articles of furni-
ture. Call at residence of DR.. G. A.
Perkins. adv. 5-17-2t
The Norrin case from Richardton was
dismissed this week. Other cases of
long standing were also stricken from
the calendar.
Rev. and Mrs. J.. c.. Erb and daugh-
ter and Mr.. Gibson.were among those in
from Dunn county this week to attend
the Bromley meetings.
Miss Mabel Cummings has been ill at
her rooms in the Charles Hughes home
and unable t be at her desk in the
PRESS office for some days.
Order pansies, asters and geraniums
from the Dickinson Floral Co. for Me-
mortal Day. Also vegetable plants,
shrubbery and e es.-adv. it
P. S. Peterson has finished work at
Medora and recently went to his home
stead northwest of Dickinson. He pur-
chased a good team of Howard Young.
The cooking class served a mothers
luncheon Monday evening and on
Wednesday the school board and their
wives and Supt. and Mrs. Berg were
their dinner guests.
The Schoenline case from R%ichardton
was dismissed for lack of evidence. AS
stated in another place the Norm case
was also dismissed. Testimony was
taken in both cases.
Charles Bakke's crew was getting
ready this week to set the boi Ter in the
E. P. Lee laundry. The masons had
to wait for brick about 10 days, but are
now ready to 60 ahead with the walls.
Miss Fern Wilson, deputy county
superintendent of schools in Billings
county, came up from New England
the first of the week and went to
her office at Medora.
Judge W. c. Crawford and Court
Stenographer r. V. Bouleer 90 to Man.
ming on Saturday to open court for cit
izenship business. Court cases will be
tried in Dickinson commencing next
Tuesday.
Miss Fay Smith of this city stole a
march on iends and was married
in the Tw1ke les on May 9TH to Roy
Elliott, who was formerly employed at
the Berringer market. Mr.. Elliott's
people live in the cities and it is I'M
derstood that he and his bride are to re-
side three.
The North Dakota Pressed Brick Co.
has been running a month this spring
and has already made a 1. 900, 600
brick. Manager Elliott has just receiv-
ed an order for 100, 600 facing brick
for a 7 story business block in Calgary.
He had previously received an order fol-
$50. 600 facing brick of the light flashed
variety for one of the new Can adam
Northern Ry. depots.
Emery l. Lewis. q farmer from near
Belfeld and Miss Alma X. Raglan OF
the same place, were married at the
l a.