The Dickinson press., 1913-02-01
LOCAL NEWS

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his claim out north.
Roquette's Style Store will save you
money by giving 0 better mefchan-
disc. adv. It
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Robinson on Tuesday. January 18th.
Bert Spraeue has rented the Frank
Gibbs house and will o occupy the
same.
Miss Ruth Butler wal in Taylor this
week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Dohrmann.
Double the amount OF the free piano
votes during the sale at Roquette's.-
adv. 1t
Mrs. Hahn has rented the C.H. Merry
house on Fourth Ave. W. and will fit
the same up for roomers.
Attorney W. F. Burnett went to Fargo
on legal business Wednesday night. He
expected to be back on Friday.
Joseph Heidi who sold his farm last
fall. is nov looking for a place to rent
not too far from Dickinson.
James Parker. one of the men at
the Dakota Fuel Co.. works at Lehigh,
was in the city the past week treating
for tonsilitis.
Mrs. Fem Pelton is still in the city
taking o%steopathic treatment and stop
ping with her sister, Mrs, Harry
Gruschus.
Mrs. r. B. Pelton returned Monday
to her home IA miles northeast of the
city, after spending several days visit
ing relatives in the city.
There will be regular services on Sum-
day at St. Johns Lutheran church by
the pastor. Rev. r. A. Lembke. The
services in the morning will be in Ger
man and in the evening in English.
Misses Ethel and Myrtle Parker ok
pected to leave this afternoon for Glen
dive where they will witness the Dick
inson-Glendive basketball game and
visit at the George Waggoner home.
Attorney T. D. Casey was a business
visitor to Bismarck on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. Mr.. Casey was
a senator for some years and seemed
like home to mingle with the legislators
this week.
Mrs. John Thomen of Medora is in
the city this week for medical treat
ment. She is staying at the Margaret
Roberts home. Mr.. Thomen came down
Thursday to spend the day with his
wife.
Druggist and Mrs. VIM. Chernausek
of the South Side Drug store were get
ting settled this week in the Mckinley
house on the corner west of the Capt.
Saunder' home where they moved from
South Dickinson several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lampher are back
from their claim. Mr.. Lampher returned
to his carpenter work in the Elk build
ing, while Mrs. Lampher spends a few
days at the home Of her sister, Mrs. E.
C. David.
Paul E.. Zimmerman was down. from
South Heart on Thursday to see how his
wife was getting along at the St. Jo-
seph's hospital. She underwent an
operation a week before which will
keep her in the hospital for two or
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Shelp and son
were in Dickinson this week to get the
train for Newport, Mich. where Mr..
Shelp has purchased the Newport News.
The many friends of the family in this
county will wish them prosperity and
success in their new home.
Cashier W. G. Watts of the Glad
stone State bank expects to leave Satur-
day night for Chicago and other eastern
points 10 spend two weeks. John Little.
assistant cashier. will have charge of
the Gladstone bank during Mr.. Watts
absence.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. j. T. Wood
manse delightfully."- entertained IL ladies
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Cora Simpson of Dickinson. The spa
cious rooms were made festive for tile
occasion, heing adorned with large bou-
Quets of carnations. The afternoon was
spent in q social manner, which was
concluded with the serving Of delicious
refreshments by the hostess at S o'clock
H. Van Vleet was in the city Wednes-
day on his way from his home neal
Fayette to South Dakota where he will
visit his sons at Webster and Hartford
for several weeks. Mrs. Van Vleet
could not leave the ranch at this time
but plans on taking her vacation later
which she will spend with a daughter
in Western Canada. Mr.. Van Vleet
says that his cattle are in fine condition
and have srazed out all winter. He
haa n1anfv IF water m hia rando and