The Dickinson press., 1913-02-22
LOCAL NEWS
The oriole" will be here soon.-

adv. q
Mrs. Roy Henderson was on the sicl
list several days this week.
Come in and see what we serve al
noon for CSC. The Grill Cafe. o-7.tI
Mrs. Joe Regain was quite ill the
first of the week at their rooms q,
the c. e. Hughes residence.
Miss Ethel Dodd. with the N. P.
hospital at Glendive. spent Sunday in
tie city, visiting her mother and
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Nichols were
down from Sentinel Butte Sunday
spending the day with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Nichols.
Charles Oukrop is turning out a fine
wagon for his brother, Albert Oukrop.
The box is constructed with a view to
hauling milk and cream to the city.
j. Dorfnon, a South Dakota merchant
hin south of Haley, was visiting at the
Braun home in Dickinson the first of
the week, going to the cities from here.
Fred Gerlich went out to New England
the first Of the week tt enjoy a weeks
vacation with his brother. George
Gerlich IN the W. r. Everett farm.
Earl Cummings was down from Me-
dora on Monday and while in the city
purchased a cement block machine
which he will use for making blocks at
Medora where sand and other raw ma
terial is plentiful.
j. N. Robinson of the local freight
Office is in St. Paul this week consult
ing a specialist in regard to an
adenoid growth in his nose. He was
taking treatment in GleHdive last week
but DR.. Beach advised him to see the
railroad specialist in St. Paul.
Word comes to Dickinson that Fred
Ballard, formerly with Frank Lish in
this city, has bought a half interest in
a hardware store at Excelsior, Mimi,
where he will move his family in the
spring. Excelsior is the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Whinn. former resi-
dents of this city.
j. H. Coils of Mandan was in Dick
inson the first of the week in the inter-
ests of the Yeoman order. His brother.
E. G. Coils. is now organizing lodges
in the eastern part of the state. J. H.
Coils formerly resided in Dickinson
with his parents. and he has some
idea of coming back here.
S. F. Sheie of Antelope was in Dick
inson the first of the week for dental
work. Mr.. Sheie plans to leave Stark
county in about a month for Plaza
near which place he filed a homestead
on the 21st of January. If the weather
is suitable he will likely 60 overland.
the distance being about go miles.
Ira Wilson. county auditor-elect of Bill
lings county, who is enjoying a visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Walter A. Wilson.
formerly of Dickinson, nov of Phoenix,
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the Herald at New England. He likee
the city of Phoenix and the climate theirs
but thinks they have too many saloons.
Charles E. Morris was in Dickinson
the past week looking after Oliver Type
writer Co. business. He has given up
the agency proposition and now has his
old territory back with headquarters at
Billings where he expected to be settled
in a week or ten days. Mrs. Morris is
expected out from Los Angeles within a
few days.
L. Reece and his brother Stephen
were in Saturday from II miles south
where the former has a we'll improved
farm. Mr.. Reece had about 200 acres
in crops last year and had wheat that
yielded from 20 to 80 bushels to the
acre. He uses an oil pull engine and
expects to SOW about the same amount
of crops this year as in 1912.
Mrs. W. H. Brown returned last Sat-
urday from q three weeks visit at
Three Forks, Miles City and other points
in Montana. At Three Forks she en-
joyed a visit with the Binns family and
at Miles City with the Brislins, former
Dickinson residents. MI. Brown went
west to meet his wife and they return
ed together.
Norman Malcolm was here from
Chicago the first of the week to see
section 1896. land out south OF
Dickinson owned by himself and A. O.
Ross of Parker, S. D. These gentle
men expected to come to the city the
first of April with an endine and a full