The Dickinson press., 1913-04-05
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Edna Tollefson is assisting Miss
Baird with the st%enographic work in the
Office Of Heffron Baird for a short time.
John F. Tester and Harold C. Hanson
were in Dickinson on Tuesday. Mr..
Tester was on his way to the farm neal
Snow and expected to 60 out from Bel
field.
Wanted-2 statesmen, experience not
necessary. will teach o if energetic.
Call S to 8 evenings. St. Charles hotel
or write D. A. Kitch. Dickinson, N. D.
adv. Up
Editor E. X. Jenkins of Manning
was in the city Saturday on his way to
the Twin Cities to buy a new press
and other material for his Dunn County
News plant.
Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge and Mrs. j.
v. lessen left the first of the week for
the Twin Cities: Mrs. v. H. Stickney
and Mrs. r. H. Beach went down the
following day.
The case of W. fl. Conlon of Antelope
was stricken from the calendar. Mr..
and Mrs. Conlon we're up from Antelope
last week in connection with the mat
ter and were pleased to have the action
dismissed.
MIR. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne were up
from Gladstone this week for a visit vf
a few days. Mr.. Cryne has been con-
sidering a proposition from one of the
railroad companies of making their Pan
ANA exhibit.
Misses Beulah Brown and Opal Law.
head left Saturday for their respective
homes at Gladstone and Taylor where
they will enjoy themselves until the re-
opening of school next Monday morn
ing. Both girls are in the Junior class.
Mrs. A. H. Anderson was down from
Belield or Tuesday. Mr.. Anderson has
a quarter section of land five miles
southwest of Bel6eld, where he farms
about 100 acres He is also quite ex-
%tensively engaged in horse growing.
The Ladies of the Maccabees and
their invited guests had a social time
and dance at Odd Fellows hall on
Wednesday evening. There was a good
attendance and everybody had a good
time as they always do when guests of
the Maccabee ladies.
Cashier Lewis F. Crawford arrived
home this week from his trip to Mis-
souri,. where he has been visiting his
family and other relatives and friends
during the past month. He reports a
very pleasant trip and gained about
twelve pounds while he was aone.-
Sentinel Butte Republican.
j. A. Meyer. of Tallmaee & Meyer,
real estate dealers in New England,
drove to Dickinson on Tuesday in COM
pany with John Carroll. They drove in
with a team in four and a half hours
but expected it would take considerably
longer to make the trip home on
Wednesday,.
Ice broke in Heart river the first OF
the week and by Wednesday it was all
gone out. The volume of water was no,
greater than it ordinarily is at this
time of year and not as high as last
year. The ice also went out in Green
river this week and it is reported that
the high wafer mark was greater than
for several years.
Lambert Feskens, one of the thrifty
Hollanders in the country south of South
Heart, returned on Monday from a trip
across the e to his old home in Hol.
land. He was accompanied by his
bride, formerly Miss V. Cham of Rot
terdam, and they left in the afternoon
for their home in the country southwes,
where the young wife will assume
charge of the Feskens' household and OF
the children by Il former wife. A Mr..
Me)essen accompanied Mr.. aud Mrs.
Feskens I'VE from Holland aud will
cast his lot in this country.
Alfred Skinner, who teaches the Mil
Ter school south of Dickinson and Miss
Mary Skinner. who teaches in the
John Little locality south of Gladstone,
were both in attendance at the insti.
tute this week. Delbert Skinner. clerk
in the local p~oatofice, is a brother Of
these Stark county teachers. Alfred
Skinner was n of the successful appli-
cants at the recent civil service exam
nations taken in Dickinson and is
therefore in line for q mail carrier po-
sition when more help in needed.
Max Hendricks. the Fargo Loan
Agency man. put a 4, 200 pound safe
into his office in the First National
bank block on Monday.