The Dickinson press., 1913-08-09
Local News

Local News
j. A. Kemble was in Saturday with
q sick horse which was taken to the Dr..
H. Anderson barn for treatment.
Attorney George Thorn of Denhoff
had legal business before Judge W. C.
Crawford in chambers the past week.
The Mandan people are sorry to learn
that Thomas G. Conroy is planning on
making his permanent home in Dickin.
son.
Fred Dickinson has sold his resi-
dence property on First Avenue West
to Ralph Ross of the Dickinson Motor
Car Co.. giving possession November
list.
Editor and Mrs. Robertson of the
Spring Valley Times were visiting the
first of the week at the home Of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Stewart.
in this city.
A good many people of Stark county
will attend the Old Settlers picnic at
Oakdale on Saturday, August 10th. At
torney L. A. Simpson will be the
speaker of the day.
Cashier and Mrs. Frank Ellickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Switzer and two
sons came up from Regent for the Elk
dedication. Mr.. Ellickson is cashier
of the Regent State bank.
Frank Geiser. a farmer from near
Taylor. was getting machine supplies
in Dickinson on Tuesday. He, said
the crop would be a little light this
season on account of dry weather.
c. C. Mead. who had been south and
in California since early in January,
returned home on Monday, coming via
San Francisco. Talent, Oregon and
Portland. His brother, John F. Mead,
is nicely settled in his permanent home
at Hollywood, California.
Terrence Quirke, who has visited
Dickinson with Prof. Leonard's geolog-
ical survey party several times. was
again in the city the past week, call
ing upon Deane Wiley and other uni
versity friends. He took his degree OF
M. S. at the u. this year and goes to
Chicago for further study.
M. H. Gibson and son. Nathaniel,
came in from Dunn county last Friday
with Mrs. Francis Ellen Liberty. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Gibson. who was called to
New York on account of the serious ill
ness of her son. Mrs. Liberty had been
spending some months with her father
and will likely return later in the e a
son.
Mandan News Conductor r. E.
Brown and daughter, Miss Lyla, returned
the last of the week from an extended
eastern visit of several weeks. They
were away up in Nova Scotia and rode
around IN the Atlantic in fishing
smacks, and visited many important
eastern cities, enjoying a thoroughly
thrilling and interesting sight seeing
trip.
Taylor Reporter The carnival at
Dickinson Saturday evening drew a
! crowd of Taylorites, who returned some.
what disguised with the way the affair
was handled. it appearing that it was
a game to get the publlc's money and
giving nothing in return. Outside of q
merry-go-round and ferris wheel the
carnival was a frost, the company
evidently believing in Barnum's adaee
that the American people like to be
humbugRed
Mr.. ard Mrs. M. j. Connolly and son.
Robert. came up Saturday from New
England and took the North Coast
Limited for Duluth. where they ex-
pected to catch the Anchor boat Sum
day evening for Buffalo. thence to Ran
dolph, Vermont, where they will spend
a month with Mr.. ConnoIly's parents.
Later they will 60 to New York to visit
Mrs. Connolly's relatives. In WASH
ineton they will visit Miss Connolly, a
sister of Martin and John Connolly,
expecting to return home the last of
September.