The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13
Local News

Mr.. and MrS. T.. PeIteetef We1og
down from Medora last week.
Sheriff Geo. Brown left Thursday
afternoon for Chicago on business.
You ran get any popular muslc yoos
want at Benzie Drug Co.-adv. 9-i3-zt
Wanted-position as Gas engineer q
separator q Box AS. Dickinson
adv. s-13-2ps
Bishop Cameron Mann Of this Epis-
copal diocese q q visitor herd this
week.
Joe Guon was expected home Thurs
day from an eastern trip Of several
weeks. Ii. Il
Mrs. Summers Of Missolla, Mont. 3
arrived this week and IL visiting at the
home Of her son Ed. Summers.
The ladies Of St. JOHNS Episcopal
church will hold a food sale on Satur-
day September goth, at Odds Candy
shop.
The Western Grain Co. at New Eng
and shipped a carload of grain last
week to q Touring mill company in
Seattle.
Schuyler Lebo. one Of the big ranch
ers about IL miles south of Medora, wal
transacting business in the city on
Wednesday.
Attorney Otto Thress and daughter,
Mildred. and Miss Lettie Griswold came
up from New England for a few hours
on Thursday.
The N. p. is doing a great fruit busi-
ness these days. A solid fruit train
of AZ cars went through Dickinson d
day the past week. 3A93
Alex Fowler came in Thursday in his
auto to take Mrs. w. /. Rice to her
home north of Manning. Mr.. Rice re-.
turned a 8 in the evening.
Denver and Edgar Berg came in Thurs.
day night from their Green river farm.
They had been threshing wheat. The
yield was 10 bushels to the acre.
Mrs. A. M. Heisler of Medora and
Mrs. Chas. Lang from near Bowman are
among the new patients at the Stein
hospital this week, the former for medi-
cal treatment and the latter for a minor
operation.
Charles Smith of Springfield, Mass,
arrived on Wednesday to visit at the
L. A. Davis home for two days. MI.
Smith is a relative of the family and
is on his way west on. a hunting trip.
Miss Marguerite Patterson writes the
PRESS from Buffalo. N. Y. that she is
enjoying an automobile trip from her
home in Minnesota to Massena, N. Y,
The party includes her two sisters and
a brother.
Miss Edith Mann of FARGO is the new
stenosrapher for Casey & Bureeson, u c
ceeding Miss Helen Gallagher, who was
called east last week on account Of the
illness of her father.
Miss Jennie and Elliott freeman were
entertaining a party of their friends
Wednesday evening at cards. At the
close of a delightful evening a splendid
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Anna Reid came down from
Glendive the first Of the week and after
visiting her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Roberts, for a day, left for New Eng
land. where she was called to resume
her duties in the hospital.
Miss Lillian Reid will leave next
Monday for Faribault. MINI. where
she. will resume her studies at St. Mary's
academy. Miss Marion billiard also
left this week for Faribault and was
visiting friends en- route until the
opening of school.
Hartwell, Watt and Ward johnson
with their cousin, Sam johnson of St.
Charles. Mimi, and Leavitt Butler en-
joyed On outing in the Kildeer noun
tain country this week and succeeded
in bagging a good number of chickens
and ducks.
F. D. Morford was in the city Thurs
day on his way from Hebron to Beach.
file was making the trip in a buggy and
saw many fine fields of grain in the
shock en- route. He thinks the wheat
yield will average from 10 to IL bushels
easily and will 60 as high as is to 20
bushels in a good many fields.
F. D. Morford. agent for the Jewell
Nursery Stock. is Offering a prize of 81
in cash for the best exhibit at the
couty fair Of three varieties of apples
Grown from Jewell Nursery stock. This
prize holds good for exhibits from any
county west of the Missouri river.
The Shehan-McGrath case will prob
ably be tried at the Dunn county term