The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
Local News

Local News
Mrs. j.. j. Mccarthy left on Wednes.
day for Missoula to join her husband.
expecting later to 60 to California to.
eether to look over the country.
Fancy Head rice, 12Hc grade, 3 lbs.
for Csc at Roquette's Economy Sale
Saturday.-adv.
j. W. Stimson was in from Manning
the first of the week with his dau ghter
who was on her way to Sioux City,
Iowa. Miss Stimson had been visiting
her father for a north.
Miss Ruth Lewis who has been doing
dressmakine in Dickinson the past two
or three years, left the past week for
Granville. this state, to make her home
with her grandmother.
j. H. DAILY and David Roberts were
quite badly injured at the ball park
last week during the Wild West perfor-
nance. They are able to be about
this week, but still feel quite lame. .
Anton Tanberg is having a new
house built at his farm on Antelope
creek. Charles Colgrove is erecting a
large barn at his place out south, and
the Walton & Davis Co. have both
| contracts.
T. J. Olson found guilty in Judge
Crawford's court of Offering snuff for
sale contrary to the laws of the state
was fined $500 and costs of $3.50.
The case is being appealed to the SUI
preme court.
Miss Blonda Asgaard. accompanied
by her sister. Miss. Amelia, Henry o.
sal and Nels Ingebrightson. all from
north Of Taylor, was in the first of the
week to look after business matters
regarding her homestead.
Mrs. Hugh Stevenson and Miss Eva
were expecting to return home to
Ellsworth the last of the week. Miss
Stevenson has been out of St. Joseph's
hospital for about FIVE weeks now and
seems to be getting along nicely.
The Dickinson Roller Mill Co. gre
erecting a 40, 900 bushel elevator and
-four house at Belfeld. This will give
the local mill people two elevators.
the other n icing at Dickinson, and
both are being constructed by the Wal
ton Davis Co.
Attorneys T. H. Pueh and H. A.
Bureeson had business in Spokane the
past week and while there Joined DR..
S. W. Bailey and Max Hendrick in a
trip 100 miles north to look at timber
land propositions. The party returned
home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Ray Shaw of Missoula was in
Dickinson the first of the week en- route
to Casselton, Fargo, St. Paul and Wis
consin points. She visited the Homer
family in this city and is the lady
with whom Miss Myrtle Homer stayed
while in Missoula last winter.
This week the Dickinson Motor Car
Co. received a White demonstration,
car. 1t is a 5-passeneer car of the 1914
model and is very classy. The White
cars are high grade and the local gar
age people expect to find a ready sale
for a number in this locality.
Miss Nora Guertin of La Crosse,
Wis, came recently to visit her sister,
Mrs. T. D. Casey. She will stay two
or three weeks and will then, in COM
pany with her sister, Miss Grace, who
has been visiting here for some time,
leave for her home in La Crosse.
Mrs. c. M. Davis died on Tuesday
in this city. The lady had been brought
from her home south of Bel6eld about
10 days before, suffering, as il was
supposed, from ANGER of the stomach.
The doctors found, however, that the
disease had spread to other parts of
the body and that there was no chance
whatever for recovery. 1t is understood
that there are two or three children left
to mourn the loss of a mother. Boulger &
Hughes prepared the body for shipment
to Belfeld on Tuesday evening.