The Dickinson press., 1913-01-25

Black Butte country are visiting rela-
tives and old friends in Iowa.
Sheriff T. N. Porter of Billings
county has appointed W. J. johnson
of Marmarth n of his deputies.
1t is understood that Supt. TIL. Lam
try is to be promoted to the Fargo di-
vision of the N. P. He was attending a
meeting of division superintendents
at Livingston the past week.
Congressman P. D. Norton is in Het-
finger looking after his law practice
until the special session of Congress
is called by President Wilson. likely
in April.
c. J. Phelan was in New England
last Thursday from Bowman and stated
that fom Connolly was recovering nicely
from his burns and would probably
be able to leave the house in a very
short time.
A. j. Lucia returned last week from
Wisconsin where he was called by the
serious illness and subsequent death of
a sister. Deceased was a young lady of
10 years and sympathy is extended to
her brother in Dickinson.
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John Jungers is said to have made
we'll the past season with his grain and
machine business at Regent and Have
lock. He left recently in company with
his brother Carl for a visit in Germany.
John Jungers was q former teacher and
later farmer in Stark county.
Mrs. W. A. Shaw was hostess Monday
afternoon to a party of ladies at an in
formal card party in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Kelly of Glendive. The luncheon
served by Mrs. Shaw was an elegant
one, Mrs. Joe Carroll assisting in the
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Shelp. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Prindle and Mrs. Geo. w.
Lee were up from Gladstone Tuesday
evening to attend the Masonic dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelp expect to get away
for Michiaan some time next week.
j. F. Nadvornik plans on moving to
his farm of $40 acres northeast of Dick
inson the coming spring. He has been
working at the carpenter trade in the
city and the past two seasons his
brother. Francis Nadvornik. has been
on the farm. Now they change around.
C. NJ. Blucker was in the first of the
week from his homestead west of Fay
cite. He drove from the Palmer place
Monday morning and stated that it was
2s below zero when he started. Mr..
Blucker expected to drive to Green river
Tuesday afternoon and on to Fayette the
following day.
Cashier L. F. Crawford of the Inter-
state bank at Sentinel Butte was in
the city the afternoon of the 18th, re-
turning from a business trip to Bis
marck. Mr.. Crawford is one of the
officers of the Sentinel Butte Saddlery
Co... and was looking over matters in
connection with the Dickinson SaddIery
Co.
Mrs. M. Mckinley and daughter, Miss
Mary. are now nicely settled at Long
Beach. Calif., with the rest of the
Dickinson colony who are spending the
winter there. Mrs. Mckinley stood the
trip as we'll as could be expected and
it is hoped by her many friends here
that her condition will be greatly i'm
proved in the Pacific coast country.
C. c. Mead left for St. Paul last Fri
day night, expecting to start for Cali
fornia early this week. He was not
certain when leaving home whether he
would 60 directly to Los Angeles or
make a side trip via New Orleans. Mr..
Mead's brother resides in Los Angeles
and a sister, Mrs. W. F. Morse, at
Whittier. Mr.. Mead will likely be-
away until some time in April.
Strayed away from my place at Chen
owerth, 10 miles north Of Bowman.
about January LIST, 1 grey gelding.
weight 1, 500 lbs. branded 81 on left
shoulder; 1 grey seldine. 1. 500 lbs.
branded FIR on left shoulder ; 1 bay
eelding. {, 200 lbs, white face and two
white legs, blind in one eye. nc brand.
Suitable reward for information lead
ing to recovery. Dale Dunn. Cheno-
werth, N. D. Up
Dale Dunn, who looks after the Fralk
~Chenoweth land a few miles north Of
Bowman. was in Dickinson last Satur-
day looking for a team. of horses which
had strayed. 1t had been about foul
years since Mr.. Dunn was in the city.
He used to freight between Dickinson
and New England, and has been a resi-
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