The Dickinson press., 1913-01-04
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Atty. 7. D. Casey was trying q. al,
vorce case in Bismarck on Monday.
Bill Kostelecky ID, spending /. few
days at Hunters Hot Springs In. Mon
tana. -
Joe Neil was down from Forsyth to
spend. New Years with his sisterv Mn.
S. L. Carroll. q 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L: 'Richafds and
children returned Friday morning from
their trip to Texas. "a ~
Mrs. orville Kitchen 81 81 versippi is
spending the week with Mrs. lChas. Bur
dick in the city.
The c. N. Barker family enjoyed a
splendid New Years dinner at, the H.
c. Christensen home.
Harold Peck was threatened with
pneumonia the first of this week but
was able to sit up a little on Friday.
DR.. r. H. Beach was in the city the
first of the week on his wsy to Glendive
from st. Paul to take charge of the new
railroad hospital.
Miss Gertrude Bailey is in the city
for some time from Emerson. She is
receiving osteopathic treatments and
visiting at the c. W. Palmer homo.
John Robinson arrived Wednesday
from a few weeks visit at Tacoma and
other western points and 10 again at his
duties at the local freight Office.
The National Guard association for
the state of North Dakota will meet
at Bismarck on January 9th and 10th.
Several members of Co. K will be In
attendance.
Word comes to Dickinson that E. G..
Bishop sustained a loss by fire on De-
cember 3lst to his threshins, machine
at Gofham. He was insured In the Or
chard agency for s665 .
George Gerlich came in from the Ev-
erett farm near New England Of which
he has charge and spent a few days
visiting his sister. Mrs. w. r. Everett,
and brothers. Fred and Irving. -
Mrs. L. H. Dundas left Saturday to
spend several days visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Newton, at Fairview and to
see the new grandson, which is a recent
arrival at the Newton home.
Misses Maraeret Berry and Anna Null
laney leave Saturday to resume their
duties at Visitation Convent in St.
Paul. They will stop off at Fargo to
visit friends for a few days en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McDermit Of
Cakes spent several days in Dickinson
at the home of their neice. Mrs. J. U.
MulIaney. They are en- route to Lot
Angeles, where they will spend the win
ter.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Reynolds died on Thursday of spinal
meningitis. Services were held at gone
o'clock on Friday and interment made
in the Dickinson cemetery. The chile
was about five months old.
A. H. Deiters returned Wednesda,
from attending his fathers funeral il
St. Paul, Mrs. Deiters returning Garlic
in the week. Fred Deiters was .takel
with a severe attack of la grippe Will,
away but is much better and expected
home the last of the week.
Ole Hall and Miss .Ingberg ,Torsta,
went down to Taylor, on Sunday and Re
turned in the evening as husband ahl
wife. Rev. Th. Larson performed tn
ceremony. Mr.. Hall is carpenter will
the N. P. here and Mrs. Hall has Bee
maid in the Burnett family for. SOM
time. They expect to leave in a fes
days for a trip to Chicago. where Nj
Halls parents reside and in the sprin'
they expect to take up residence o.
their homestead near New England.
The local p~ostofice has not secures
any additional mail carriers for tn
city and it looks now as though thos
getting large parcels post package
would have to. call for them at til
Office. 1t is hard to tell how long th
service will remain this way. The tw
free delivery carriers were unable t
make all the deliveries before the ad
dition of the parcels post work. Las
Saturday the 48 hour per week la,
caught them at noon and the deliver
patrons did not get any mail until til
following Monday. ~