The Dickinson press., 1913-07-26

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tuition, biographies oi teachers. etc..
will be sent upon reQuest.-adv.
Engineer and Mrs. W. A. Shaw will
visit his sister at Billineham, WASH
ineton. durine their western trip.
Miss Emma Kostelecky Is looking after
the little girls at the Shaw home dur
ing the absence Of their parents.
W. r. Peet has had several examin-
atoms at Rochester the past hummer
and still the doctors seem unable to
tell just what his ailment is. A COM
plete rest Of six weeks was advised at
q recent consultation. Mi. Peet has
been in very poor health for a long
time.
Misses Pearl. Sadie and Puma
Nichols and their cousin. Miss Elsie
Lutman of Iowa. who is here on a
visit, expected to leave Friday evening
for Sentinel Butte for a visit of two OF
three days with their brother, Glenn
Nichols and wife.
A cattle buyer by the name of Miller
from Elein. this state. is said: to have
purchased 200 head of the Rasmus Jen-
sen cattle for delivery about the 18th Of
August. It 10 also said that the same
party bought the entire +. G. Saunders
herd and some $50 head Of c. C. Sper-
ber.
Mrs. I. r. Waldron left Saturday
night for Bismarck to visit Secretary
and Mrs. Thomas Hall for a short time.
Mrs. Waldron is q sister of Secretary
of State Hall and expected to spend q
part of the week at his farm north OF
Mandan. Next week Mrs. Waldron
plans to visit al Jamestown.
A. T. Crowl wrote Tom Vallancey on
the goth that he was getting alonf
well at Rochester and expected to leave
within a few days for Tepeota, a sum.
mer resort on Lake Shetek in the west
ern part Of Minnesota. Later Mr.. Ctowl
and Miss Grace plan to 60 to Mime.
tonka, expecting to return to Dickinson
the last of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Alexander Of
Prosser, Washington, en- route to visi,
Mr.. Alexander's people in Ohio, were
guests of MI. and Mrs. W. F. Burnett,
Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Alexander
is known to many of our readers az
Miss Mamie Pearl, a former resident OF
this city, who, when eleven years old,
removed to Washington with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Pearl.
Judge Fred Maser has supplied the
physicians of the county with blanks
required in all cases where parties are
getting married. 1t is necessary to have
their physicians certificate before any
one can obtain a license. Therefore,
if parties who contemplate marriage
will see their physician before apply.
ing at the county judges Office at the
court house they will save time ant
possibly an extra trip to the city.
Fred Robinson. Willie and Vernon
McCutchan went to Regent on Sunday
and helped the ball team there trim
Mott 10 the tune of 10 to 3. John Rob.
/ inson was along but he did o play
REGENT also secured Martin Connoll,
? and Larson of New England for thei
! battery. Mott had an Indian batter!
: and some other outside material an,
felt confident Of taking the game bu
in this they were sorely disappointed
! T. S. Underhill came up from An
! telope the first of the week and late
in the week left on a business trip t
Pennsylvania. MIR. Underhill said tn
grain crops had improved wonderful!
during the past ten days and unless
something unforeseen happened STARK
county would get an average whea
crop of IL to IS bushels to the acre
There are many fields that give promise
of is and 20 bushels to the. acre ant
, some even more than that.
Mrs. Robert Neil arrived in Dickinso,
4 the first Of the week to again take VI
3 her residence in the city. Mr.. Mel
3 was 10 come On from Spokane a few
. days later. Their furniture was ship
8 ped some two weeks ago. Mr.. and Mrs
r Neil traded their home and five lots il
Spokane with Mrs. Kate Edgar for he
double house in the eastern part O.
3 Dickinson. Mrs. Edgar has been {
. resident Of Spokane for some time. TIL
Neils resided in Dickinson until a few
years ago.
Jacob Rice of New England was il
o Dickinson last Saturday for q few hours
8 having come up with a friend in a
n a,fomnhile. Mr.. Rice is farming To-