The Dickinson press., 1914-06-20
LOCAL NEWS

LUCAL NEWS
Word was received this week that
Harry Beidler was being greatly
benefited by his sojourn at Chico
Springs. He and Mrs. Beidler expect
to visit the Yellowstone Park before
returning home.
John Jeferies returned the later
part of last week from the Univer-
sity, where he completed his work in
the preparatory department. John
will probably go to the Woods ranch
for the summer.
Joe Fritsch was in Dickinson on
Tuesday on his way to Donnybrook,
n. D., to visit his brother and sister
for two weeks. Mr.. Fritsch has his
place in the Bad Lands and is one Of
the old timers Of this locality.
Louis Berg, bridge and building
foreman for the Northern Pacific Ry.
Co, has returned to Dickinson with
his crew Of nine men and will likely
be engaged here for a few weeks
making repairs on the railroad build
ings.
DR.. 81. Anderson returned Tuesday
evening from Belfield, where he
Marckus johnson and Emil Paulson,
two men who expected to leave for
Alberta, Canada, via Portal, on
Wednesday.
George Harkins and son, Clint, re-
Gently returned to the country south
from their home in Nevada, Mo-, to
spend a portion of the summe look
ing after their stock interests. Clint
attended school at Des Moines, Iowa.;
the past winter.
8 Mrs. H. Singer went to Hebron
on No. 2 Sunday to visit a short time
before going to Mandan, where she
was to meet her daughter, Miss
Fanny, on her return from school at
Minneapolis. They will probably get
home Saturday or Sunday.
Mrs. George c. Weibke Of Belfeld
was in Dickinson on Monday looking
after her mothers property in the
eastern part Of the city. Mrs. Miller
is at Maiden, Wash, and likes the
climate out there and would like to
sell her small residence in this city.
Watt johnson, who completed his
third year in the College of Mines,
left Grand Forks Thursday with the
mining engineers for their mining
trip, which will be taken through
Canada. They will spend the greater
part of the summer in British,
Columbia.
Elmer Whitmer, one Of Glendive's
real estate men, was in the city on
Monday, renewing acquaintance and
.Etransacting business. Mr.. Whitmer
states that the rains in eastern Mon
tana have been about the same as
in these parts, and he looks for an
abundent crop.
Jim Curren Of Grand Forks was
visiting with the shot gun enthusiasts
Tuesday. He represents the Union
Metallic Cartridge Co. He reports
that many Of the shooters in the east
ern part of the state are making
plans to attend the Tournament
given here July 10th and 18th by the
Dickinson Gun Club.
Neree Dorval was in the city Mon
day to see about getting some plow-
east Of Belield. He has been in this
IpdIG VI Vic COuAtAy 4OA VIC PoSC sewn
years and has never seen such good
prospects as we have this year. He
has seeded $50 acres to wheat, 120
acres to barley and oats and so acres
to fax.
A. E. Mas was in the city Tues
fday from his farm north of Zenith
having some dental work. done. Last
year he sowed several acres to. tim
|othy, alfalfa and clover. He reports
all to be in the best of condition. Up
Ito Friday of last week there had been
very little rain in their section, but
the rain of Friday gave them a good
soaking.
Postmaster Frank Lish returned
from st. Paul on the 18th and was
pleased indeed to be able to relate
that Miss Beatrice was recovering
nicely from her most serious opera
ton at st. Joseph's hospital. She
was able to sit up a little the first
Of this week and the doctors thought
she would be able to return home
about the Goth. Mrs. Lish is with.
lher daughter.