The Dickinson press., 1913-07-19
LOCAL NEWS

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1 lib. pkg. of corn starch Sc at Ro-
quette's Economy Sale Saturday.-adv.
A. N. Gates, from 40 miles northwest
Of Dickinson. was going to Medora on
the 18th for county seat business.
For Sale-one DeerinR mower, one
Champion binder and other farm ma
chinery. Martin Schiller.-adv. 7-19-tfi
Attorney Murtha succeeded in getting
his man Roof cleared Of the charge Of
horse stealing at Beach the first of the
week.
Miss Mabel Currie of Haley and Miss
Lofthous of Bismarck were making a
tour of the Yellowstone Park the past
week.
Good 1Sc grade salmon 12c per can
at Roquette's Economy Sale Saturday.
Mrs. j. E. Mccoy and daughter re-
turned Wednesday from Mandan. where
they had been visiting relatives for a
short time.
j. NJ. Watson was in Dickinson on
Tuesday en- route from New Salem,
where he attended the funeral Of his
wife's mother the day before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGillivray and
little daughter were in the city on
Wednesday. There has been lots Of
rain out their way this season.
Herman Butt. seven miles east of
Dickinson, has a very fine truck garden
this year and is making trips each Fri
| day to the city with vegetables.
Fred Maser, Jr., autoed to Bismarck
last Wednesday to visit with his broth
er, Victor. His return was delayed
several days on account of the rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sackett from
neal Quinion were in this week for
their last load of household goods. They
went out via the McGilllvray ranch.
Fresh shredded cocoanut ..4c per pkg.
at Roquette's Economy Sale Saturday.
adv. ....
There was a GOOD rain of nearly a
quarter of an inch at this place We'd
nesday night. New England Jared bet
ter. getting over so Of an inch of
rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Watkins we're in
| the Yellowstone Park on their wedding
tour the past week. Mrs. Watkins was
known in Dickinson as Miss Lillian
Kihm.
William Richter has purchased a Hol-
stein calf of The Brown Dairy for the
Richter herd on the Cannon Ball river.
This is the second pure bred bull sold
to parties Out south.
Thomas Hughes, MANAGER of the
Pioneer Life Insurance Co., was in
Dickinson on Tuesday. The Pioneer is
doing a fine business this season, Civ
ing protection to many families.
Mrs. John Nadolski left on Monday
for Canada to visit relatives for some
weeks. Editor Nadolski thinks that he
will be able to get away for a shor,
time a little later in the season.
SOC bottle of cherries for 3Sc at Ro-
quette's Economy Sale Saturday.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lawhead of Fay
cite were returning home the first of
the week. They came in via the McGil-
livray ranch and were four days max
ing the trip t town on account of the
heavy rains.
Max Bloom Of Taylor was in Dickin-
son the first of The week with relatives.
His cousin, Robert Bloom, Of Berlin,
Germany, is here for some time and
another cousin, William Hawkshaw Of
Chicago is visiting at the Bloom home
for a few weeks.
Mrs. j. W. Swope writes her husband
this week that she arrived safely
in Philadelphia. The trip was made
via Niagara Falls ::and New York City.
Mrs. Swope intends to spend some time
at Ocean City and may not return to
Dickinson until the first week of Sep
TENDER.
W. L. Dickinson returned on Tuesday
from Lewistown. Montana, where he
has been for about five months in a
surveying camp with his brother-in-
law, MI. Eddy. The outing did MI.
Dickinson a great deal of good and he
is now ready for good hard work in
their clothing store.
Mrs. +. S. Richards and children of
Throckmorton, Texas were visiting at
the W. L. Richards home the past week.
They were en- route to Oregon to visit
other relatives. Misses May and Bert
Luttrell. nieces Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards from Mineral Wells. Texas. were
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