The Dickinson press., 1913-04-26
LOCAL NEWS

n A. dllll0fd IL expected nome from
Florida within q few days.
Deputy W. E. King was down from
Beldeld the past week.
Wanted-competent girl, good wages.
Mrs. H. c. Berry.-adv. 4-19-2t
J.F Christen returned on Tuesday
to Taylor from his trip abroad. !
Alb. Murray was visiting and trans-
acting business in the city this week.
Walter Ray is blowing and getting
ready to crop 40 or so acres on Ash
coulee.
Phone 24e k.Scherffius. We wilt
call for your clock. repair and ds-
liver it, huff sed.-adv. I'll
Mrs. L. Scott and Miss Opal Lawhead
spent Saturday and Sunday at the Fred
Pound home at Taylor.
A. D. Heaton was in Sentinel Butte
and Wibaux this week on business in
connection with the Heaton Lumber Co.
Deputy Sheriff Ellis Hoist was in the
country north of Belield Monday on
business connected with his official
duties.
j. w. Stimson was in from Manning
the first of the week. He was met in
the city by his attorney. F. E. Nc
Curdy.
Birds Eye matches, regular Csc
pkg, at Roquett's sale Saturday
17c.-adv. It'll
The recital given at Mott last week
by Miss Florence Bradshaw ELECTED
much favorable comment from the
newspapers at that place.
John Barnes came in Wednesday
from the north. He had injured his I
hand but nothing serious and expected (
to return the following day.
Ed. PARTRIDGE returned from his long !
trip north the past week. He has to
make another trip before his mission
is completed.
Roadmaster and Mrs. C. E. Nelson of
Mandan, formerly of this city. were
called to St. Paul the latter part of last
week to pay their last tributes to MI. /
Nelson's father who died on April 18th. /
H. c. Christensen got in Wednesday
from a trip north to his ranch. file ex-
pected to return on Saturday when he
would be accompanied by Miss Emma
and Elliot Freeman.
J. c. F. Parker & Sons purchased
fifteen hogs of Rufus B. Lee of Glad
stone on Tuesday for which $3.50 was
paid. There is money in hogs these
days.
Alfred White was cited to appear in
the Twin Cities the last of week to
give expert testimony in a big land
law suit. As late as Thursday morning
he was not quite sure when he would be
called.
Miss Mary O'B1ien has accepted al
position in the primary department of
the Grand Forks schools where she is to
teach the coming year, her resignation
having been accepted by the Dickinson
board.
J.. A. Dobson is building on his lot
north of the L. H. Nichols residence on
Fifth Avenue West. Excavation vas
commenced some days ago. The Heaton
Lumber Co. have the contract for the
house.
W. e. Smith of Edgar. who recently
purchased a Big 4 engine. was blowing
for J. V. lessen west of the city the
past week. He goes to Dunn county to
do the work at his own farm.
1t showercd on Sunday and Monday
just enough to lay the dust. A good
deal of rain fell in the eastern part of
the state at the time. Most of the
farmers out this way prefer not to see
any rain for a few weeks.
Rev. H Pollard, in charge of the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church work at Sentinel
Butte and Rev. Mark Wilson. who has
just located at Beach. were in Dickin-
son on Thursday. Mr.. Wilson came out
from England about ter days ago and
seems to like this country.
Save the pieces Send your
broken lenses to US, we will grind
you rev ones and return the same
day. Scherffius, Jeweler and op-
tician.-adv. It
c. E. Edwards. who has been with
the Crowl- Schroeder store for several