The Dickinson press., 1913-07-26
LOCAL NEWS

the Gardner house.
Frank Grambs was 10 the city on
Tuesday to look after some work.
Mrs. John ". Goodall and son.. Perry.
are visiting relatives in this city for
q few weeks.
j. F. Guyot, the former Grill. restau-
rant man, is said to have engaged in
business al Fairview, Montana.
Harlan Reed has moved into the
Peterson house which was recently
occupied by W. j. Zimmerman.
: Mr.. Blick. manager of the Dickinson
Saddlery Co., has taken the c. F.
| Wilde house north of the library.
O. S. Chase of Lennon. S. D.. a
former resident..of this territory, was in
Hettineer two weeks ago buying wool.
c. c. Owen has rented one of the j.
B. Dehlinger houses northeast of the
court house. taking possession the 6rst
of August.
Manager r. S. Dawson of the
| RUSSELL Miller Milling Co., returned last
Saturday from a business trip to Min
neapolis. 4
Engineer and Mrs. John M. Kemble
and two sons. who have been visiting
at the j.. A. Kemble farm, returned
to Glendive the first of the week.
j. F. Paul Gross has eone to Eureka,
S. D., to manage q German paper fol
a corporation. He recently sold out a,
Lennon, S. D.
Miss Palma Gausemel of Kenyon.
Mimi. has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. C. Goebel. for some weeks and
plans on returning home. the coming
month.
Attorney r. M. Andrews was in
Dickinson on Tuesday. He stated tina,
Judge Crawford would have court case.
at Beach commencing on the 10Th tina,
would keep him busy for some days.
lew. F. Gobius of the Holland Dakots
Land Co. and a bunch of his friend,
drove to the country Sunday and par.
took of a picnic dinner returning t
Dickinson in time to attend the carni.
val.
This week two parties claiming to bt
from Sidney, Montana, applied to Judge
Fred Maser for a marriage license but
were refused because they did not know
any n in the city or have any one
along to vouch for them.
The Kembles were in this week from
their farm northeast of the city to SCI
Mrs. B. F. Thomas and daughter, Mis-.
Dorothea, off for their home at Lansing
Iowa. Mrs. Thomas had been visiting
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. J.. A. Kemble,
for about five weeks.
Attorney o. j. jolly came in from
Manning on Monday to meet his daugh'
ter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
L. Wright, from the east. 1t is five
years since Mrs. Wright saw her par.
ents. Mr.. Wright is assistant superin.
tendent of the ordinance department o
the Bethlehem Steel Works.
Mrs. VIM. Chernausek returned las
Saturday from her trip to Minneapolis
and other Minnesota points, where sh'
had been visiting relatives for abou
a month. Miss Mary Chernausek, hel
sister-in-law, arrived a short Will
before from Washington, where she ha,
been teaching and intends to make he
future home here with her brother anc
family.
Mrs. W. N. Poor is critically ill will
cerebral hemorrhage at her home OF
Third Ave. West. The hemorrhage came
from overseeing herself on July 18th
when mercury stood around go, but i
was not until last Friday that tn
seriousness of her condition was under
stood. Miss Helen Poor, of the PRES!
force, has Deen with her mother mos
of the time the past week.
Valley City Courier Editor j. B
Howard of Mcf1enry was in the cit.
yesterday and took occasion to drop il
and see the editor of the Courier for
few minutes. He was on his way HON
from Manning. Jack is getting to b
a regular bloated bond holder, nj,
owning three newspapers. If he get
a few more he will be in line to run ia
congress as he will have the press wit
him.
George T. Thompson finished putin
a new head on q wind mill at tn
George Luhmann farm last weel
This week he has been setting a mode
B mill of the U. S. Wind Enein
make at the Matthias Schwint farr
southeast of Dickinson. This make
fifteen wind mills that MIR. Thompso
has sold and set up this season. H
has also attended to a good deal q
pump and other repair work both in tn
city and country.