The Dickinson press., 1914-06-13
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Mike Goodale was in the city from
the reservation country this week.
Elsie, Elva and Gladys Kysteh Of
Taylor were visitors at the Roy Hen
derson home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Williams Of
Billings have been visiting in Dick
inson and Taylor this week,
Wanted-Reliable, energetic engi-
neer for Pittsburg mine four miles
east of city. Dakota Ignite Mines
Co.-adv. 1T
Harry Clark of Beach as a visitor
at the Rase home on Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week. Mr.. Clark
made the trip on horseback.
Mrs. w. B. Howe arrived in the
city the later part Of the week and
will be the guest of Miss Marion
Howe for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Culp and chill
dren left Thursday for an extended
visit through Washington and Ore
gon.
Chas. Heater Of Mandan, who has
attended Purdue University this
year, was visiting his many friends
in the city on Thursday Of this week.
Mrs. Fred Gerlich returned from a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Newton at
her home in Fairview, Mont, Thurs
day afternoon.
Wanted-Good size, second hand
refrigerator. Must be in good con-
dition. Call H. Truelsen, 22-1st Ave.
West.-adv. IL
w. A. Carter came up from Bis
marck Wednesday evening for a few
will accompany Mr.. Carter on his re-
days visit in the city. Mrs. Carter
turn to the capital city. @ =
Mrs. Louis Dundas left the early
part of the week for Missoula, Mont,
where she will visit with friends. She
will visit at other Montana points be-
fore returning home.
Miss Della Spears arrived last
Saturday from Webster, N. D., where
she has taught school the past year,
to visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. N. Jeferies.
Miss Gordon and Mrs. Luce, who
have skillfully and carefully looked
after the appetites and wants of the
members Of the Bachelor club, left
last Saturday for a two weeks visit
at Regent.
Otto Beuner was in the city the
first of the week from the Halliday
country, shaking hands with his
friends. 1t has been some time since
Otto has been in town and all were
glad to e him. =.
The lady Maccabees are arranging
a childrenss party, which will be
given in their hall over the l.. A.
Davis & Son furniture store, next
Wednesday evening. All Maccabees
and their children are invited.
Mrs. barrow and Prof. Bait have
been busy lecturing in the county the
past week and at points west. They
returned from Beach on Thursday
and Friday evening IN informal re-
ception was to be given the speakers
at the Commercial Club rooms, the
public being invited. .
P. H. Rumble was in the first Of the
week from Midway. Mr.. Rumble has
made several trips throughout the
southwestern part of the state and
says that every thing is looking fine
at present. In the Congressional
race every one seems to be for Simp-
son.
Miss Dorothy Stickney arrived
home Wednesday after a nine months
absence in the east. Miss Dorothy
has attended the Lasell Seminary,
which is located near Boston. Miss
Marjorie, who has attended the Bos-
ton Conservatory Of Music, will re-
turn the later part OF the month.
Edwin L. Carlson, the manual
training teacher in the city schools
the past year, arrived from Rhame
Thursday afternoon, where he had
been visiting his brothers for two
weeks. He left Friday morning for
his home in Valley City, where he
will spend the summer with his
mother.
Miss Jennings came up from Rich
ardton last Saturday to visit with
Miss Leila Berringer. She returned
Monday to Richardton, where she and
her brother, George have been teach
ing school for the past ten months:
They left. for their home at Grand
Meadow, Mimi, on Tuesday.
Rev. A. Zenk of the Lutheran con-
gregations in the Black Butte terri
tory will leave for Minnesota points
on the 18th for a stay Of about three
weeks. On the 9Th of July Rev.
Zenk will be back to officiate in st.
Johns Lutheran church in. Dickinson.
Victor Maser will accompany Nh.
Zenk on his eastern trip.
Mrs. Lulu Loveland Sheppard de-
livered a very stirring address in the
congregational church or Monday
evening to a large audience. Mrs:
Sheppard is a speaker Of national
fame and has done much for the
suffrage cause as well as for prohi-
bition. She spoke here on Woman's
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