The Dickinson press., 1913-07-12
LOCAL NEWS

Ms. Wilson Eyer is enjoying a visit
from her mother from Chicago.
A. G. Lessien from the Spring creek
country in Dunn county, has typhoid
fever at the Stein hospital.
Mrs. Guy Hunter, Master Robert and
Miss Janet went to Glendive Thurs
day for a few days visit With Mrs. K.
H. Beach.
Miss Fannie Pashley was leaving
Thursday for Fargo where she spends
some time before going on to her home
in Staples, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hendrick were at
the train Thursday afternoon to meet
her mother, Mrs. Henderson, who comes
from Iowa for a visit of some time.
A. T. Crowl's operation at Rochester
last week appears to have been success
tul. but it is expected that the patient
cannot leave the hospital for some
little time.
Commissioner "A. F. Mischief recently
visited his brother, George Mischief. a
prosperous farmer north of Dickinson
and there found some of the best crops
in the country.
Harry Harleman was in St. Joseph's
hospital m Friday for an operation for
a rupture. At the time of closing the
columns of this paper he was in the
operating room.
The county commissioners expected
to adjourn on friday until next Monday
when they will take up equalization
work. This week the board has been
occupied with routine business.
Mrs. j. w. Molloy and little dangh-
ter expected to leave St. Joseph's hos
pital on Saturday. Mrs. j. E. McCabe
and little daughter also expected to re-
turn to Belield on the same day.
Edward Miller and son, Fred, were in
friday from the Black butte country,
80 miles southeast of Dickinson. Mr..
Miller says the wheat on summer fall
lowed ground and. on any land that
was we'll plowed in the spring is look
ing we'll. 1t is a season when good
farming tells.
G. I. Davis, who has made Dickin-
son headquarters for some time, has
taken additional territory and will
necessarily be at Beach for some three
months. MI. and Mrs. Davis have
many friends in Dickinson who regret
to have them leave the city for even a
short period. ..
This week DR.. Geo. A. Perkins has
taken a partner, DR.. A. P. Nachtwey
of St. Paul becoming the junior men,
Der of the firm of Drs. Perkins and
Nachtwey. The new doctor, a gradu-
ate of Marquette university of Milwau-
kee, and comes we'll recommended,
having been with St. Joseph's hospital
in St. Paul for some time.
This week DR.. Judson O'hage, who
has been with the Mayos at Rochester,
Mimi, the past two years. arrived in
Dickinson and becomes associated with
Drs. Davis & Bowen. DR.. O'hage is
a graduate of the university of Minne-
sofa and comes very highly recommend
ed.
E. D. Lewis and Oscar Farr have
bought the C. H. Farrand secondhand
store on Sims street. Mr.. Farr had been
employed at the store for some time.
The new owners are giving their per-
sonal attention to the business and will
try to give everybody the right kind OF
treatment. Mr.. Farrand thinks of going
west.
A case of great Importance to people
of North Dakota was started in district
court the past week when T. j. Olson
was arraiened before Judge W. C. Craw-
ford on a charge of violating the anti
snuff law which became effective on
July LIST. States Attorney Murtha
brings the action for the purpose Of
testing the law. Mr.. Olson is a travel
ing salesman for a large tobacco CON-
pany and was released on giving q $500
bond. Before trial can be started some
dispositions have to be secured from
Chicago. The package which the states