The Dickinson press., 1913-07-12
LOCAL NEWS

week.
Robert Plaeemeier was in the city
Thursday.
Billy Chaloner expected to 60 to-
Miles City this week for the horse sales.
Miss Elsie Lutman of Iowa is visit
ing Miss Pearl Nichols for a month or
two
Mrs. F.S. Stucke of Philbrick, Mimi,
is visiting at the Harry Eden home for
two weeks.
Norway Smoked Sardines in oil 3 cans
for Csc at Roquette's Economy sale Sat-
urday.-adv.
Miss Lewis was returning to Taylor
Wednesday evening after visiting her
cousin, Mrs. John Leask.
Mrs. L. H. Nichols. Miss Emma and
the baby expect to leave on Sunday for
Illinois to visit for some weeks.
LOST-Pocket book marked D. W.
Hurley, containing Northern Pacific r.
r. ticket return to Electric light office
for reward. adv. 1t
Archie Grantier is doing some car
penter work for j. v. lessen and will
likely spend the summer in Dickinson
with his mother.
Crosby Richards has a position in the
Merchants National bank for two
months. Elliott freeman has gone to
his homestead.
Clusters Last Stand'' at the Bijou
this week was an entertainment that
interested hundreds of people. Manager
Vallancey is getting some good attrac-
lions for his house.
Mrs. C. r. P%endergast and d aushter,
Ruth, came up for the 4th from the
Milwaukee country 1t was two years
since Mrs. Pendergast had visited her
relatives in Dickinson. They returned
via New England on Monday.
Mrs. Myrick and Miss Virgin arrived
Thursday morning from the west as
per schedule and are guests at the DR..
V. H. Stickney home for a few days be-
fore leaving for the National Park.
Typhoid fever is showing itself again
this summer in Dunn county, Mrs.
Robert Morris having it at her home on
Spring creek. W. B. Klingler. another
resident of the same creek, has typhoid
fever at his home.
The Medora and Billings county boys
took many prizes for riding at Miles
City. Harry Kohan, foreman at the
Burgess ranch, took End prize, Earl
Hartman 3rd and windy Dick (Scrib-
ner) 4th.
Sheriff Geo. Brown returned Wednes-
day from Missouri where he had been
to get a man by the name of Moore on
a charge Of wife desertion. 1t seems
that the Missourians turned Moore loose
after having advised Mr.. Brown that
they were holding his man.
Val Kuhn, from north of Richardton,
said Thursday that he had 400 acres of
grain as good as n one could ask to
see. All of The wheat sown on we'll
prepared land looks we'll out his way.
MI. Kuhn believes in summer following
a portion of his farm each year.
Boulger & Hughes were called to Bel
field this week to ..embalm the body of
Mr.. Olson, who suicided by shooting
himself in the head in Billings county
northeast of Medora. He was about 26
years old and had recently made home
stead proof on his claim. A love affair
was the cause of the rash act.
Mr.. and Mrs. v%aldhuyzen Van Zan-
ten Of Holland were guests of Dickinson
for several days this week. Mr.. Zanten
is a wealthy Hollander, who is lookins
up land for a colony of his countrymen,
He was in Dunn county in the vicinit,
of Oakdale with the Max Hendrick part,
for M day. Mr.. Zanten said he wa.
going to visit many states and left herr
expecting to see Canada next.
DR.. Stephen Fisher of Milwaukee j.
in the city until Saturday morning,
coming up from New Salem. where h,
is taking the practice of a retirin,
physician and purchasing a drug bust
ness. 1t is some three year since Dr..
and Mrs. Fisher left Dickinson and the,
are pleased to return to the state again
They will get to New Salem about tn,
first Of September.
John W. Goodall was a PASSENGER t,
Mandan on Thursday. returning from
live stock inspection work for the gov
eminent on the Crow reservation. H,
was in Oregon a short time ago an,
expects to return there in about tw,
weeks. Mr.. Goodall expected to NEE
his wife at Mandan and presumed tina
she would remain a little longer an,