The Dickinson press., 1914-11-21
LOCAL NEWS

ing at Olds' Candy Shop.-adv. 1t
For rents room modern house.
A. H. Deiters.-adv. 11-21-tf
For sale-baby buggy in good re-
pair. Phone 299.-adv. 11-21-2t
Mrs, Robt w. Sweetman was a
visitor from Manning in the city the
first Of the week.
Atty. and Mrs, T. G. johnson and
Bruce, autoed in from Manning Sum-
day in their new car. They returned
home Monday morning.
C.. C. Mead was expected up from
New England the last of the week to
look after business affairs for a few
days.
William Parmeter and a relative,
Arthur Rasmussen, who recently
came out from Wisconsin, were in
from Dunn county on Thursday.
For Rent-Modern 7 room house
furnished until about April LIST, CIV
ing possession about December 18th.
Mrs. H. c. Berry.-adv go. .. 11-14-tf
stenography is congenial work for
women. Learn shorthand at Man
kato Commercial College, Mankato,
Minn.-adv. It
Mrs. Oscar Rapp of Fryburg and
sister-in-law, Miss Mabel Rapp, were
visitors at the Rapp home in this
city Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Rapp teaches school at Fryburg.
Miss Ruth Clark returned Sunday
evening from Bismarck and Mandan,
where she visited friends for two
days after finishing her institute
work at Flasher.
1t is expected that the Dickinson
Knights of Columbus order will initi-
ate a class Of nearly so on December
9Th. The arrangements are not com-
plete but it is likely that this will be
the date.
Miss Mollie Matheson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Leask, for the past two weeks, re-
turned to Glendive. on Sunday to
resume her work in the hospital
there.
Misses Anna Johnson and Breen
and Messrs. Thompson and Arthur
Johnson returned to the city Sunday
night after spending the day at the
Johnson home in Taylor.
Mrs. E. A. Lohrke and son arrived
the past week from Harve, Montana.
Mr.. Lohrke is sales manager for the
j. I. Case Co. at Dickinson and pre-
coded his family to this city in the
fall.
Several boys and girls from the
seventh grade enjoyed a pleasant
evening at the Mckenzie home Satur-
day night. Various games were
played, after which the young folks
enjoyed a light lunch.
Mayor ALT. White has lost ~ head
of pure bred young cattle at his ranch
recently. The cause is blackleg, ac-
cording to the report of Veterinarian
Stribling Of New England, who made
a careful examination of the herd on
Wednesday. The calves and yearl-
ings were all in the best of condition.
C. C. Randall of Mckenzie county
was calling on his many old Dickin-
son friends the first of the week. He
came in via Gendive which is his mod
ern way of making the trip. In earl
Ter days Clint jumped into the sad
die and came bounding over the
prairies.
I. o. Haugen, who has a fine farm
IS miles northwest of Taylor, was in
the city the early part of the week,
having some dentistry work done.
Mr.. Haugen combines the farming of
two hundred acres with the raising of
stock which nets him a nice return
each year.
The Ladies of St. Johns Episcopal
church will hold a sale at the Boulger
& Hughes furniture store Tuesday,
display of handmade household linen
and also home cooking. The sale
will start at 1880 p. m. and continue
throughout the afternoon and even
ing.
Manager Leonberger wishes to an
%nounce that the "Trey'O Hearts" will
be shown every Friday and Saturday
at the Bijou theatre. The synopsis of
the entire story will be shown on the
films so that the patrons may get the
connections.-adv.
The pupils in the city schools will
enjoy a two day Thanksgiving vaca-
ton this year. There will be no
school on either Thursday, Thanks
giving day, or Friday the day follow
ing. This will be good news to all
school children. The two weeks va
cation at Christmas time will COM
mence at the close Of school Friday,
december 18th. School will start
lauain on Mnndau Ian11ar11 dth