The Dickinson press., 1913-06-07
LOCAL NEWS

Attorney /. r. Murtha was in Bis
marck on Tuesday.
c. H. Ensen Of Taylor was in the
city last Saturday.
Ed. j. Berry was down from Glen.
dive several days this week.
Mike Drury is taking q great deal of
pleasure with his new Chalmers touring
car.
Atty. Otto Thress of New England
was in Medora on court business this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. S. W. Bailey left on
Wednesday for a tour of the western
coast.
I. j. Greene is back from Rochester
and is feeling considerably improved in
health.
All sizes of galvanized and painted
screens can be purchased at Senour &
Langley's.- adv. 6-7-2t
. Attorney Harvey j.. Miller of New
England had legal business in D ickin-
son this week.
c. D. Harris of Chicago was in Dick
inson the past week, presumably on his
way to Oakdale.
. E. j. La Mare of Grafton arrived
Wednesday to assist Mr.. Dinsmore in
the T. J. Greene & Co. drug store.
Co. Supt. and Mrs. c. L. Melby were
i'll from Manning on Tuesday and re-
turned with a Ford car purch ased of
Nichols & Miller.
Canned soups 3, cans for Is cents
at Roquette's economy sale Saturday.
adv.
Miss Marion Dundas went to Fair
view, Mont. on Wednesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Newlan. Later they ex-
pect to 60 to the lakes together.
F. P. Mead of Bel6eld and G. A..
Booster of near Midway each purchased
Ford cars of Nichols & Miller the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mcfarland. Lloyd
Mcfarland and Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Settergren, of Haynes. were in Dickin-
son the first of the week.
Engineer and Mrs. W. T. Nickel
went to Miles City on Tuesday to be
present the following day for the mar
riage of. Miss Helen. Weston.
Wanted-to purchase q good work
horse. weighing about 1. 200 lbs. On
No. 1st terms. Jacob Helm. Gladstone.
adv. 6-7.2t
Com. D. Hughes was ct Taylor on
Monday to see ..about the road ..grader
and the following day he accompanied
Auditor J. L. Hughes to Richardton
to see about a state school loan.
John Leask. register of deeds, is
now using the loose leaf system in his
office. In this system all instruments
are placed on record by means Of the
typewriter. Miss Marion Howe is op-
Grating the machine. and is doing very
good work.
Victor Maser, son of Judge and Mrs.
Fred Maser of Dickinson, has accepted
q position in the Office of secretary of
state at the capitol. entering upon his
duties the first OF the week. While
in Dickinson last week, Thomas
Hall. secretary of state. made it
known that he wanted to secure the
services of a steady young man to copy
records in his Office at Bismarck. Mr..
Hall felt that this recognition should
come to the western part Of the state,
but he said it was important that he
have a young man of good education
and who wrote a good hand. Victor
Maser sent a letter in his own hand
writing making application for the po-
sition. The test was satisfactory and
he was summoned by telephone to Bis
marck. Victor Maser had two years
of college work in St. Paul and last
summer was employed in the Taylor
State bank. Since December he has
been keeping books and clerking in the
W. c. Mckenzie store at New Eng
land. Mr.. Mckenzie did not want to
see the young man leave his employ but
he said he would not stand in the way
of his getting so promising a state po-
sition.