The Dickinson press., 1913-02-22
Local News

salem on Frl0ay lOf the Farmers lnSel.
tute.
Miss Lamb has announced that she
will return to her school work for next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Creswell of Mid
way were in Dickinson for several days
this week.
Dr.. H. A. Davis and Miss Florence
returned Thursday from their trip to the
Twin Cities.
Jacob Krier. one of the Gladstone
merchants. spent Wednesday in the city
on business.
Hugh McKeever got the rocking chair
given away at the unique theatre last
Saturday evening.
Ole Jahr had a badly injured foot this
week, the result of an accident in I'M
loading drayaee.
The Woman's Suffrage club was meet
ing Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. G. A. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Reed and chill
dren have been visiting Mrs. Reeds
relatives at LaM0ure the past week.
Rev. A. C. Hacke was in Bismarck
the FIRST of the week attending a meet
ing of the state enforcement league.
Louis Asal has purchased an interest
in q manufacturing plant at Portland.
ness.
The Royal Neighbors will enjoy q
social session after the lodge work
next Monday evening. They meet at
the X. P. hall. Z
Daniel Burkhart writes from Fox
Lake. Sask, that he is always inter-
ested in news from Stark county, where
he resided for Is years.
Manager j. F. Brodie. who was in
Bismarck last Saturday. speaks very
highly of the work the Stark county
senator and representatives are doing
in the Legislature.
F. D.. MOrfOrd. agent of the Jewell
Nursey Co. of Lake City. MIMI. was in
Dickinson for a few days this week TAX
ing orders for spring delivery. Mr..
MOrf0rd has been at Hebron the past
winter instead of going to Spokane as
in the past.
Miss Ida Peterson. who has been at
the c. E. Hughes home for several
weeks. returned this week to her home
at Rockspring, visiting friends at Tay-
Tor en- route. Miss Peterson is postmis-
tress at Rockspring since the death of
her late father, Ole Peterson.
Supt. L. r. Waldron of the local x
pertinent station. was n of the prin-
cipal speakers at the Farmers Institute
held at Sentinel Butte on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. While in
Sentinel Butte Mr.. Waldron was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Foley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Orchard and w. J..
Orchard were leav ing Friday for Roch-
ester, MIMI, for a consultation regard
ing the health of Mrs. Orchard. DR..
Norris Orchard of Rochester. N. Y,
was to meet his parents and brother in
St. Paul and accompany them to the
Mayo hospital.
William Kennedy was down from
South Heart on Thursday 10 pay his
taxes and transact other business. MIR.
Kennedy is a pioneer at South Heart,
q railroad man for many years. and of
late years he has been farming quite
extensively. He will likely crop SOC
acres the coming season.
Frank Lish has been quite sick with
cold and complications at his home the
past week. The illn ess may interfere
with the trip which Mr.. Lish had hoped
to make to Washington next week fol
Wilson'S inaugural. The Burke special
is to leave St. Paul March 1 and it will
be a great disappointment 10 Mr.. Lish
If he is not able to 60 along.
Louis Eininear was a guest at the
David Roberts home between trains
Thursday. on his way from his home at
Spokane to Chicago. Mr.. Einingar was
q former resident of Hebron and Mrs.
Einingar will be remembered as Mrs.
Groth. formerly of this city. Mr.. Elm.
ingar will stop off on his return trip to
pay a longer visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts.
Mrs. John Sc hmidt. who was sent tt
jamestown about two weeks ago. died
on the 18th and her remains were
taken to REGENT and north to Lefor.
where services were held on Tuesday
from St. Elizabeth's church. Deceased
was "a years of age and the mother oil
three children. Mr.. Schmidt's farm is
on section 1O-136-95, in the Black butte
country.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre.
g%ational church will be entertained at
the Thos. H. Pugh home on the after
noon of February 18th. by Mesdames
Pueh, P. S. BERG. Peck. Lillibridee.
Hahn, Poland and Hogue. The men
adherents of the church are invited for
a O'Clock supper and to remain for
the evening.
The last Of the old Willard house
lumber a cleared away on Tuesday
and in the afternoon of the same day
Berringer Bros. had a crew of men and
teams start excavation. This will re.
quire W. OF three weeks it is likely as
the entire so by 141 feet is to be exca.
waited. A heavy foundation will bt
put in, but further than this Berringel
Bros. do not care to make any an
nOuncement at present.
Harry Hyland was surprised last Sat.
urday by a number of his gentlemen