The Dickinson press., 1914-04-04
Local News

Z Miss Tabor has been very III the
past week.
WANTED-Modern broom house.
Call S225sL. SS 3-21-tf
A marriage license was issued on
Wednesday to John Schmidt and.
Anna 1ergeEss
WANTED-Gir for general house
work; good wages. No. 545 End Ave.
NV. Mrs. nc. Berry 4-4-2t
Editor Harry. Dence was called to
tDickiulsspn, On Thursday as witness in
the Spear-G6lweW case.
Mr.. Parmeter and sister, Miss Ida,
Parmeter, were in from Dunn county
for a few days this week.
We sell 40 per cent f~ormaldehyde
solution at 35c per fb bottle; BIB
bottles for 81. T. J.. GREENE &
CO.-adv. Aft,
Can take a few applications for
gilt edged Farm loans at 8 per cent
interest. w. F. BLUME, Office over
Dickinson Mercantile Co.-adv. 4-4-2t'
Anton Burda thought Wednesday
that the farmers should get onto the
land a little toward the last of the
week. e
Andrew Sorensen drove down from
Zenith on Wednesday. He said the
roads were not as bad as one would
think. - "
Cashier B. 0. Thorkelson, of the
First State Bank Of South Heart, was
a business visitor in the city last Sat
urday.
Mrs. VIM. Dawes, who was in St.
Joseph's hospital for an operation,
expected to return to Manning the
last of the week. r..
c. B. Hanson expected to make a
business trip east the last of the week
He will likely go into eastern Mon
tana the coming week. |
Miss Gordon, housekeeper at the
Bachelors Club home, is under the
Doctors care and the boarders are
getting their meals out.
J. A. Currie returned the past week
from a business trip to Carson, this
state. He had a long visit with E. B.
Littlefield general merchant and a.
farmer resident of Willard, S. D. q
Rev. T. j. Thorpe of Belfield will
conduct English services in the Luth-
eran church in Dickinson on Good
Friday, April 10, at 7:45 in the even.
ing. .,..s
Mrs. w. A.. Brubaker of Terry,
Montana arrived in the city Sunday
night to visit a few days with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M;
Ferris. Mrs. Mcdowell accompanied,
Mrs. Brubaker. !
Glenn Stierer was looking Saturday!
for a chance to get out to bis farm
in the southern part of the county. He
had been serving as juror for two
weeks.
C. H. Altman Of Gaylord does not
expect to farm as extensively the
coming season as in former years. A
good many farmers are figuring on
going a little slower with farm oper-
atoms.
C. J. White of Belfield< was in Dick
inson Tuesday t~ransacting business
and greeting old friends. Mr.. White
is planning on fencing two sections
Of land this spring which will make
him 1900 acres under fence.
Mrs. j. C. Haskin of Mandan was
in the city for a day the first of the
week. She came up especially to see
her brother J. A. Dobson, who *
pected to return to the Bismarck hos
pital within a few days. .
J. P. Smith was a visitor last Fri
day night at the Dickinson Masonic
lodge. Mr.. Smith is master of Sum
set lodge No. SO at Beach. He is also
a member of the city council of his
city and a candidate for mayor at
the election next Friday.
J.H: Towberman was in from Dag
lum on Wednesday. He drove in and
found the roads a little heavy. The
meeting of the road supervisors will
be called by Surveyor ". R. Veigel
for April 8, and Mr.. Towberman will
be in for the meeting. 90
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
is natures own tonic, purely vege-
table. It's use is not followed by
devitalizing after effects. Safe" and
sure, try it for debility, an@mia, poor
appetite, spring tiredness. Tea or
Tablets 35c. Welton Mcdonald & Co.
adv. 4-4-4t.
The D. d. Sullivan Company optical
specialists Of Fargo will be in Rich
ardton Thursday, April 18th, Belfeld
Friday April 18th, Dickinson Satur-
day and Sunday April 18th and 10th