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

Large can sliced pineapple 2ic at Ro-
quette's Economy Sale Saturday. adv.
W. L. Prindle, a Gladstone mer-
chant. and Charles Pearson were in
Dickinson on Monday.
Otto Barth was recently married to
an Indiana lady and returned the past
week to Mott with his bride.
C. H. futile and John Phiefer from
down near Giese, were visiting at the
H. X. Nichols home the past week.
Dr.. H. A. Davis, o. r. Meyer and H.
K. Nichols were in the vicinity of
Dunn Center recently on business.
For Sale-second hand mower. Cheap
if taken at nce Inquire of Mrs. Bur-
dick. sol End Ave. E.-adv. 7-19-2p
Your success depends upon the train
ing you receive, therefore attend Man
kato Commercial College. Mankato,
Minn.-adv.
|. Miss Patterson. publisher of the paper
at STEVENSON, California, was to leave
this week with her..parents for::Edgerton.
MIMI. her old home.
Cashire and Mrs. r. J.. Kricek were
up from Richardton on Thursday. They
reported heavy rains Wednesday night
in the eastern part of the county.
LOST-female Pointer bird dog.
White and yellow spots. Will answer
to name of Donnie. Liberal reward.
w. L. Prindle, Gladstone. adv. 7-19-1p
C.. c. Steier wat in from the south on
Monday and stated that the crops were
very light out his way. Further west
and north conditions were more favor
able.
Last Friday relatives in this city re-
ceived word that A. T.. .Crowl was re-
covering we'll from his operation. He
has left the hospital and is at the
Kahler hotel.
The New England ball team defeated
the Indian players by one point on
Sunday. The score was tied until the
9th inning. Those who saw the game
say it was good.
Mrs. W. c. Crawford gave q s O'Clock
dinner at her home on First Avenue
West Monday evening for Miss Gladys
Scoield. A company Of young men
and ladies were present.
Roy Henderson is able to get around
on crutches. 1t will be a month yet
before his ankle is strong enough to
permit of his taking up regular work at
the Walton & Davis Co. lumber yard
Iagain.
Raymond, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Lansdale. fell last Saturday while
washing windows in front of the Lang
dale place Of business on Willard, re-
salting in a compound fracture of the
left arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gerlich arrived
the first of the week from Minnesota
and after visiting a day at the W. r.
Everett home were to 60 to their own
home on the Cannon Ball river west of
New England.
Manager ". j. Elliott of the North
Dakota Pressed Brick Co., made a trip
to Valley City and Fargo the first Of the
week. The company is furnishing 100,:
600 dark 1ashed-facfne brick for TIT
new auditorium at Fargo. -
Attorney T. F. Murtha went to Beach
the first Of the week to defend A. o.
Roof whO had been accused of horse
stealing. J.. P. Reeve being the com.
planning witness. MI. Roof wal chare.
ed with committine..the crime in No
vember, 1911.
In the!s.list of winners of trophies in
the Occur d'Alene. Idaho, reeretta i,
is..noted--t that J. T. SCOTS Buckeye 30,
was successful::in the motor boat events,
taking the Occur d'Alene cup in the 10.
mile class: Editor Scott was an early
day resident Of Dickinson. -
IL. k:....Nich0ls and r. L. Kennel,
went to Belfield last Saturday to De,
the latter's Ford car which was stole1
by LASH. The, car was to be put il
shape in the Nichols & Miller garage,
and fortunately Mr.. Kennedy had insur.
ance which covers the entire damage,
Nels and Fred Christensen:were in thu
last of last week from the ranch Will
horses which were being delivered Il
buyers for the Miles City sales. Free
went..on to Montana to see how the bi,
horse sales were conducted, while hi.
father, H. c. Christensen. and Nels Re.
turned to the ranch.
Joseph Ellif, while handling lumbe,
in the Mandan Mercantile lumber ward
Monday morning. had the misfortune
Of being caught between a load Of lum.
Der and q car. resulting in the breakin,
Of his collar bone. He was taken i'm.
medlatelys to the St. Joseph's hospital