The Dickinson press., 1913-02-15

Attorney G. H. Starke was in Bic
marck last Saturday.
A. L. Esse was in Bismarck last Sat-
urday en- route to Fargo and the Twin
Cities for a few days.
Mrs. F. l. Roquette got the elegant
cut GLASS punch bowl at Scherfius this
week.
Supt. E. H. Stickney was out from
Fargo on Sunday looking up the church
supply at Glen Ullin.
r. G. Denning and J. o. Grady were
Manning farmers who has loads of
Grain in the city Monday.
F. L. Roquette returned Thursday
from a three weeks purchasing trip
to New York. Cleveland, Chicago aud the
Twin Cities.
Robert Wilcox, Ralph Ross and Ken
meth Clark of the Dickinson Motor Car
Co.. went to the Twin Cities this week
to see the auto show
Bernhard Martin drove in from Glad
stone this week with q load of wheat
which he exchanged at the Dickin-
son Roller Mill Co. for -four.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Birch expect to
leave in a few days for a trip to Port
land, OREGON, Vancouver, WASH, and
other points on the Pacific coast.
Fred Christensen came in from the
ranch the first Of the week and was
having a slight operation on his foot
at St. Joseph's hospital this week.
Mrs. Merry arrived Tuesday from her
home in Hudson. Wis. and is enjoying
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. F.
Burnett, for several weeks. Her two
sons are in school at Hudson and she
may visit a daughter in Alberta before
returning.
Cashier L. F. Crawford of the Inter-
state Bank of Billings county leaves
soon for Missouri to visit Mrs. Crawford.
1t will be coed news to Our readers t
know that Mrs. Crawford is regaining
her health and expects to return to Sen
tinel Butte next May.
D.. J.. Price and H. N. Owens of Man
ming were in Bismarck the first of the
week. Returning on an evening train.
Monday Mr.. Owen found q telephone
call asking him to hurry to Manning as
his brother, W. P. Owens. was very
low and death expected at any time.
A son was born on February 5th to
MIR. and Mrs. l. A. Mccarthy, of Gar
field. Wash. Mrs. Mccarthy is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cuskelly
of this city and a Dickinson girl and
Mr.. Mccarthy was formerly with the
First National bank here.
A dispatch from Belle..Fourche tells of
the death of William C.. Jones from
pneumonia. Deceased was one of the
old COW men of the Slim Buttes country
and wal known to many Of the early
day cattle men His remains were
taken to Lima. Iowa, for burial.
The Odd Fellows had a luncheon and
smoker Tuesday night at the hall fol-
flowing the regular order of business.
Bros. j. R. Stewart and Welton Nc
Donald were very good in preparing
things for the table. Those present
enjoyed the evening very much.
Leslie Hill of Antelope underwent an
operation for the removal of his tonsils
at St. Joseph's hospital on Sunday.
His mother, Mrs. Ell F. Hill. was up
from Antelope with him and he ex-
pected to be able to resume his studies
at the Mandan high school in a few
days.
Mrs. v. H. Stickney and Miss Doro-
thy arrived on Wednesday from Boston.
where they have been spending the
past several months and where Miss
Marjorie remains to continue her stud
les. Dr.. Stickney returned from his
business trip to Portland. Oregon. a lit
tie earlier in the week.
John Clark, returning from a short
visit to his old home at Black River
Falls. Wis.,. was in Dickinson on Sum-
day and Monday. II had been a long
time since Mr.. Clark was in the city.
He has sold out at New England and
is thinking Of starting up in the
chicken business and he may decide to
start at Dickinson. his former home.
Mr.. Clark went to New England on
Tuesday which village has been his
home for q few years.
The Missouri Slope Group of bankers,
comprising II counties in southwestern
North Dakota. in annual session at Bis
marck last week, reelected l.. F. Craw-
ford president. This is unusual but
Mr.. Crawford had accomplished so
much good in the year that he had been
at the head of the bankers organization
that the members felt that it would be
the part of wisdom t continue him in
office. Mr.. Crawford is vice president