The Dickinson press., 1913-11-08
LOCAl NEWS

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Henry Dofan wa q visitor from Rich
ardton the first Of the week.
Miss Katie Beres left Thursday for
Glendive and Miles City. where she
will visit relatives for several weeks.
The city Of Dickinson received q draft
ON Thursday for a little 9 81. 500
from the surety companies.
Geo. K. roplif. q former wool buyer
for j. Koshland & Co.. died this week
at his Boston home. Deceased spent
several wool seasons in Dickinson.
Supt. c. T.. Melby Of the Dunn county
schools was in Dickinson on Wednes-
day night on his way to Fargo to attend
the North Dakota Educational Associa.
tion meeting.
w. L. Roger came up from Taylor on
No. S Friday morning to attend to some
business matters early in the day. ex-
pectine to return on No. s. 49,
The Dickinson Golf club match was
finished on Monday. A. D. Heaton
won from John Reuter- in q very close
game and gets the silver cup presented
by President v. H. Stickney.
| Henry TfuelsOn was down from Zenith
on Thursday. The burning Of his power
house two weeks ago delayed mining
operations only a day. He is using
corrugated iron in replacing the engine
house. -
We have a fine line of bulbs ready
to plant out at any time. Tulips.
Chinese Lilies. hyacinth, narcissus and
~freezias. These bulbs are all choice
varieties and are cheaper than you can
send out for them. Dickinson Floral
Co.-adv. It
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Dohrmann were
in the city Thursday from their farm S
miles from Taylor. Mr.. Dohrman farms
extensively and had a yield Of IA BUSH
els of wheat to the acre on $50 acres.
He had 80 acres in corn and .-.several
acres in fax and oats.
Mrs. Carl DraeRert entertained st.
Johns guild on Wednesday Afternoon.
A pleasant social afternoon was spent.
Mrs. Braeaw resigned her position as
president Of the guild on account of her
health and a new president will be
elected in the near future.
c. B. Jensen. manager Of the Dick
inson Creamery Co., won first prize in
the six months educational contest con-
Quoted by the state dairy department.
This gives Mr.. Jensen a cash premium
of SIS and speaks we'll for the Dick
inson buttermaker.
Miss Catherine Mason of Quinion.
sister of Miss Jennie Mason, is under
J the care of a. physician at the j. L..
McCutchan home and seems to be some
what better than when she came in
over a week ago. Her mother. Mrs.
Mason, who was also here for several
days, expected to return home on Fri
day. .s :
At the annual meeting Of the State
Library association Al Minot last week
Miss Harerave was elected secretary
treasurer of the association. Atty.
Nestos of Grand Forks is president.
Miss Hargrave was unable to attend
the annual meeting this year but never
theless she was deservedly given n Of
the most important Offices in the associ-
alton.
Among the out-of- town members of
the local Elk lodge who attended the
regular meeting here on Tuesday, even
ine~were Harvey Owens, E. X. jenkins.
Harry Kaspar, D. ]. Price and Grant
Palmer Of Manning J. F. Christen. r.
P%lageemier. G. o. Thompson. J. "A.
Smith, H. Funk. j. M. Noes and T. H.
Myran Of Taylor; j. X. Swihart and
Hal Cookery of Medora and Ed. Motters-
head of Richardton.
The A. O. Nasset hail insurance case
was 10 be heard before Judge w. C.
Crawford on Friday. After. plaintiff
had given an application for insurance
and before the policy was issued. he
sustained a loss TO crops and the COM
panies refused to pay on the ground
that no policy had been written.
Casey & Burgeson appear for plaintiff.
T. H. Pueh and Winter & Richter OF
Valley City for defendants.
Alex Monty of Fryburg was in Dick
inson on Thursday with a shipment Of
cream for the local creamery. Mr..
Monty is milking IS COWS and will
have 10 in the spring. He now has II
head of Jersey stock and is milking y.
MI. Monty put in an S0-ton silo@ the
past fall and can be classed among the
progressive farmers Of this section. His
farm is within three-fourths OF a mile
OF the new town Of Frybure, which has
been making such rapid strides the