The Dickinson press., 1914-08-15
LOCAL NEWS

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George Dobson went west the past
week on a business trip.
Wanted-girl for general house
work. Inquire Of Mrs.N. Z. Gartley.
adv. S-15-2pt
Miss Fern Lincoln Of Bowman has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. i. IA.
Simpson this week.
Miss Francis. Nolan returned
Wednesday afternoon from her vaca-
ton spent with her sister, Mrs.
Grady, in st. Paul.
Llewellyn Roquette and Frank
Zimmerman went to Belfield Thurs
day evening to attend the dance
given by Miss Margaret McCabe.
Archie Palmer, who has recently
established a law office at Sentinel
Butte, was in the. city Wednesday on.
his way to Manning to spend a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Palmer. d
Miss O'Malley Of ST. Paul spent a
few days the first Of the week as the
guest Of Mrs. James Flynn. Her
mother was a victim Of a slight ac-
cident which caused her return to st.
Paul Wednesday afternoon.
Several Dickinson people attended
the big dance at Medora Saturday
night. Among those that went up
were Misses Sybil Clark; marguerite
Rudiselle, Barbeau, Kathlyn Coleman
and M. E. Hall, Thos. Lenhardt and
VIM. Elliott.
Wednesday night the mercury reg
istered at 43 degrees, the coolest
night Of the summer season. It had
been about As and AZ on the two
previous nights. Reports from Cam
ada for about this time gave A de-
grees Of frost up there.
Joseph c. Wells, representing
James C.. Young, recently arrived in
the city to look after the Guaranty
Investment Co. interests. The plan is
Ito buy a tractor engine, erect some
buildings and look after the Young
farm just west Of the corporate Linn
its Of the city.
M. E. Hall went to the Twin Cities
the first of the week. He will be
gone ten days o. two weeks, visiting
at various points in Minnesota, Wis
consin and South Dakota. His family
which is visiting in South Dakota and
Minnesota, will probably accompany
him on his return.
Mrs. Earl Robinson and little son
returned the first of the week from
Fairview, Mont, where she had beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Robna.
son for two months. Mrs. Clarence
Robinson and daughter, Francis, &C.
companied them to Dickinson for 9
visit of some weeks Clarence Rob.
(inson is now superintendent of the
electric light plant at Fairview.
Miss Clara M. Evensson Of Quinior
was in the city on Wednesday anc
stated that she and her sister, Miss
susanna Evenson, expected to return
to Iowa the last Of the month for Z
long visit. These young Adiesshavi
been teaching and homesteading il
the Gorham country for a number d
years and their many friends will
regret that they have. about decided
to leave the state.
DR.. G. A. Clark and Atty. T., H
Pugh returned Sunday evening witt
their families from a weeks trip il
the Oakdale country in their autos
The greater part Of the time wal
spent at the Rasmus Jensen ranch
where they were guests. The Rober'
Wilcox ranch was also visited. Boil
autos worked in fine shape and {
most enjoyable time was reported b,
all.
Miss Elizabeth Theodorson plan!
to leave in a day or two for Mime
apolis, where she has relatives. Mis-
Theodorson has many friends i
Dickinson, where she had dressmak
ing rooms for several years, subse-
quently going to Baker, Mont, nea1
which place she secured "a 320-acrt
homestead. Her title is perfected
and now she is free TO go where sh'
likes.