The Dickinson press., 1913-11-22
Looai News

s u. X. VOlWoll VI 0eNlSAu Wao Viva
inson visitor last Saturday.
Cornelius Thomas Of South Heart was
transacting business in Dickinson last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffand Schwind Of New
flradec were Monday visitors In Dick
ilson.
Rev. J. s. Rood came in from Dunn
county on Monday and left the follow
ing morning for Bismarck.
Banker Alfred White was in Bismarck
on Saturday with 275 other people for
the Ananias club banquet.
A. D. Heaton, Of the Heaton Lumber
Co.. made a business trip to Wibaux.
Mont, the early part Of the week.
Miss Goldie Gunwall of Taylor spent
Saturday and Sunday in town visiting
with her aunt, Miss Carrie Gunwall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George BURGESS and
three children were down from Medora
last Saturday attending to some shop
ping.
Miss Anna Follis. stenosrapher in
the law Office of II. E. Haney at Bel
field. spent Sunday with relatives in
Medora.
Miss Ida Peterson. postmistress at
Rock Springs, spent the greater part of
the week visiting Mrs. C. E. Hughes In
this city.
Frank Kostelecky. brother of Lewis
and William Kostelecky, who have just
engaged in the clothing business in
this city, has a regular conductor run
and wears his new uniform with dig
nifty.
Vim. Colerove of Mott, one of the
commissioners of Hettinger county. was
in town Monday. visiting his many
friends and renewing old acquaintances.
He spent a day and night with his
brother. Charles Colgrove, at his farm.
Charles l. Cook. editor of the Beach
Advance. vas in Dickinson on Monday,
returning from attending the Ananias
club banquet at Bismarck. While in
this city Mr.. Cook was the guest of his
brother, ]. H. Cook, with the Drenkel
store.
The Congregational churches at Man
ming and Emerson have a new pastor.
Rev. Noah Garwick, who has served
these churches for several years. is sue
ceeded by the Rev. A. Thorn, who has
had large and successful experience in
the Christian MINISTRY.
John van der Las. former county judge
in Stark county, arrived the first of the
week from White Bear Lake. MIMI. to
visit q week or ten days at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. N. l.. Gartley.
Mr.. van, der Las has been away two
years and Is able to note many improve
ments in the city in that short time.
Mrs. Charles Bake was accompanied
home from Medora' by Miss Edna
Stanley, who came for a short visit.
Mrs. Bake had been with her husband,
who a doing the mason work on the
new brick school building at the Bill
lings county metropolis. Miss Stanley
is to have charge of the long distance
telephone booth which was recently in
stalled in the Moore restaurant.
T. G. Saunders came in the first Of
the week from his ranch. leaving
Wednesday evening for Bakersfield,
California. where Mrs. Saunders and
the children have been for some time.
Mr.. Saunders went via Portalnd and
thought likely he would visit with Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Allen at Livingston fol
a day. He has sold his auto TO George
Porter and has a man looking aftel
cattle and horses at the ranch, and
therefore will not need to return until
about the first of April.
ID. Herbert Anderson was in the vi.
cinity of Medora the first of the weel
where he vaccinated 126 head of horses
at the King ranch. There seems to bt
an epidemic among the horses of thu
neiehborhood and it was agreed that al
hands would take their horses to thu
King ranch. On Monday he was at Bel
fled testing the ear of Babcock horse,
being loaded for some point il
Montana. DR.. Anderson went to Medore
on Monday evening to look after horse.
that were being aeessmbled at tn.
John Reilly ranch.
The North Dakota Pressed Brick Co,
started up this week after a shutdown
Of six weeks to finish an order of 700, 0Ot
brick which came in unexpectedly. Thu
company had $50, 600 Of the variety
wanted OF hand and the men have beer
busy this week loading out these ant
Getting clay into the sheds for the bal
ance. OF the order. 1t will keep til.