The Dickinson press., 1913-05-03
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Attorney T. n. Pueh wal in Senti-
nel:Butte IN business on Thursday.
Robert Rudiselle of Glendive spent
Sunday at the parental home here.
Miss Rose Wording left Sunday for
St. Cloud. Mimi, where she will visit
for some time at her home.
: Car Repairer James Flynn went to St.
Paul this week as q delegate to the
Railway Garments convention.
Wanted at once-frst class clerk for
Eeneralsstore, good wages. Inquire of
e. Peterson. Medora, N. D.-adv. 5-3-2t
F. D. Hevener moved his offices this
week into the rooms recently vacated
by D.. Perkins in the Jessen building.
Mrs. Geo. Dobson and Mrs. G. Brag-
aw delightfully."- entertained the Altar
Guild Of St. Johns Episcopal church at
the Dobson home on Tuesday evening.
White flowers for mothers memory;
bright flowers for mothers living. Those
wishing to observe Mothers Day, May
18th. phone the new greenhouse by
noon, next Wednesday. adv. 1t
On Monday a party of ladies called on
Mrs. G. E.. johnson to help her cele-
brate her birthday anniversary. They
had a jolly time and a delicious lunch
con al INT of the features.
Mrs. E. E. King is back from Laurel,
Mont, where she was called by the ILL.,
ness of her father, whom she left much
improved. She has resumed her duties
at the local telephone exchange.
There will be a meeting of the hos
pital guild at st. Joseph's hospital next
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. 1t will
be the election of officers and it is
hoped that there will be a good atten-
dance.
After fling::articles of Incorporation
for the Dakota Railroad Company with
marck on Friday, Attorney F. G. Hef-
or two.
Mrs. Charles Conroy of Sarles, a
former resident of Dickinson, is a
guest at the Geo. Dobson home for
several days. She also visits other
friends here.
Cashier Helming and three other Mott
parties autoed up from the Hettin9er
county seat Sunday to visit his daugh-
ter, Miss Helming. one of the local
teachers and to attend the Bromley re-
vival meetings.
E. Baron Van Heerdt. one of the Hol-
land Dakota Landbouw Co. directors.
was expected Friday afternoon from
Amsterdam, Holland, to spend a few
weeks with VIM. F. Gobius. the Amer
lean representative at Dickinson.
The Treasury Department has asked
C. H. Wiley and others for rental pro-
posals for the federal site property from
now until 1916. This would seem to
indicate that the present occupants of
the grounds do not need to move for
some time yet.
On Thursday the firm of Crowl-S chroe.
der Co. were giving each pupil in the
Dickinson schools a tree to plant. This
prompted q large number of our young
folks to interest themselves in tie
planting on Arbor Day-May End. l,
was a good thing to do.
Mrs. H. L. Haughton was surprised BY
8 party of ladies last Saturday evening
in honor of her birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent in cards and
the best of cheer prevailed. A lunch
con followed and Mrs. Haughton has a
nice gift left by the ladies ''as a re,
minder OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stucke were in the
city a few days the. first of the week
srSnsAs~A kh~So NS4knvo AH~a Ey~~~., E$l~~
and Miss Alma Stucke. They are from
Minneapolis and are enjoying thei'
honeymoon trip which will include
Fargo the middle of the week to visit
resume their trip west.
E. H. Knapp left on No. 2 Friday fol
Saltwater, Mi mr., where he was called
to attend the funeral of his father
David I. Knapp. whose death occurret
on Thursday. MI. and Mrs. David
Knapp moved last June from. Dickinson,
where they lived for some time ant
made many acquaintances. Deceaset
was so years old, formerly of New
York state. but has been q resident o
Minnesota since 1890. A son. F. A.
Knapp. was formerly with the Goodal
dray line, but left with his parents
last summer.
At St. Joseph's. hospital: Estimi,
Urdea Of Hebron vas receiving medica
treatment this week I. e. Williams o,
Wibaux had his right arm amputated OF
Friday; Adam Weber. Mrs. Viole
Haney and Mrs. Margaret Bauer o.
Hebron are other new patients at the
hospital this week. Mrs. Dawes o.
Manning and Mrs. Frank Ota were abb,
to leave the first of the week. o.
ITuesday a daughter was born to MI
and Mrs. VIM. Baird .ofS Collins.