The Dickinson press., 1914-08-29

HaTleman and Singleton
have rented rooms 5 and 6 in the Nc
Donald building, where they are busy
placing furniture and getting ready
to open ~dressmaking parlors another
week. a
Agent and Mrs. F. D. Cooper went
to Beach on Saturday for a short
visit with friends. Mrs. Cooper re-
manned in the Golden Valley metropo-.
lis until Monday, her husband re-
turning a day earlier. %
John j. Geiger had an 80 per cent
hail loss this season. He is taking,
care of the balance of his crop as
well as he can and intends to get the
stubble all plowed back while the
land is filled with moisture.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet Thursday, September
Bird, at the church parlors and will be
entertained by Mesdames David Rob-
erts, Archie Dingman and i. w. Tur-s
ner. It is hoped the attendance will
be good.
Archie Belden Of, Gorham was in
the city the forepart Of the week, re-
turning the next day. Mrs. j. A.!
Belden, who has been visiting out at
the Belden ranch for about a week,
was expected back the last Of the
week in the Max LANCE ar.
K. j. Melmgren Of Towner, N. D.,
recently took a position at the Crowl-
Schroeder Co. store. MI. Melmgren.
is an experienced man in the dry
goods and ready to wear depart
ments. He has a wife and two chill
dren whom he will bring to the city
later.
Mrs. F.. G. Angliss, who has been.
visiting at the Herman Bury ranch.
south Of Sentinel Butte for some.
time, is expected home the early part
| of the coming week. Miss Minnie
Angliss returned Tuesday from her
two weeks visit in Belfield and Fry
burg.
Mrs. A. A. Harleman and Mrs,
Singleton will open dressmaking par
Ilors over the Mcdonald Drug Co.
store in rooms 5 and 6 on September
LIST. Both have had experience in
this line of work, the latter having
sewed with Madam Whitney in Chi
cago.-adv. 8-29-1p
Miss Joice Scarf of Grand Forks is
expected to arrive here a week from
Monday for a months visit with Miss
Sybl Clark and other friends. Miss
Scarf is a graduate from the local
high school and has been attending
the University in Grand Forks for a
few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN with their
three daughters, recently from Bis
marck, have decided to make this
their future home. The Raw cottage,
directly south from George Senour's'
house, now occupied by MI. Froelich,,
has been bought through the John
Orchard Agency. Possession will be
given about September 18th.
Mrs. J. G. Erb of near Manning
Twas in the city Wednesday, accom-
|panied by her mother Mrs. Robinson,
who. left for her home in Iowa, after
a visit with her daughter and family.
Paul Erb and his sister, Miss Ruth,
will attend the Dickinson high school
this winter, Paul intending to stay at
the Mrs. Viola Homer home and his
sister at Fred McCarthy's.
Alex Dinsdale, local agent for the
| uIdI SlldlIr VII wy -1ldo- q EAOW suOl4NOI y
tank that takes the shine off any
given a distributor in this part Of the
gasoline and has all the latest; devices
oil. Mr.. Dinsdale is getting his
the Marshall Oil Co. people appear to
appreciate.
r. N. Buckley and family moved
into the city for the winter Friday in
order that the children may attend
school here. Mr.. Buckley said that
one of the largest shipments at cat
tie from the region about Sentinel.
Butte and Medora this year was to
take place between the 10th and the
18th Of September. He intends to go.
down himself with four carloads of
his W cattle. IL successful with
his rounding up, Ed. Manaugh Of
Mikkelson will probably ship about a
trainload at this time. There are a
number of other Billings and Golden
Valley county men who will make
beef shipments about this time.
Sheriff and Mrs. Geo. J. Brown
dNU IcLQTISu SUBWAY 1IOL1
long auto trip, covering q period OF
time of almost three weeks. They
went first to Fargo, thence north to
Grand Forks and then to Perham,
Mimi, the former home Of Mr..
Brown. While away Mr.. Brown dis
posed of the old home farm and at
tended to other business matters. He
made good time coming home, leav-
ing Perham on Friday, e~ncountering
"a rain storm at jamestown and
reaching Dickinson the third day.
team or automobile and will always
find his way over any and all kinds
LOT roads.
The Dickinson people were glad to
see Mrs. "a. C. McGillivray return
home Tuesday after her extended
tour Of seven months in Europe.Mrs.
Met illivray set out from New.Yorkl
on January 10th, taking the Medi-5
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