The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18

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Noggle Brothers are doing cement
work in the basement of Parker &
Sons market. They have been both
cred with surface water seeping in
after a wet spell. It is hoped that
this will stop the nuisance.
Frank Obrigewitsch, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Obrigewitsch Of this
city, arrived in the city last Friday for
a brief visit with his parents. About
five months ago he enlisted in the
navy. He left Tuesday for Great
Lake, ILL.,, a naval training station.
Later on he expects to be sent to
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. France were
among those down Friday and Satur-
day from the western part of the
county for the Dickinson Chautauqua
meetings. They enjoyed every one
Of the programs. Mr.. France said
he hoped they could get down on the
goth for the picnic at the Dickinson
experiment station.
Justice Walter Sterland fined two
parties SIS each on Monday for using
profane language on the, streets. The
arrests were made by T. B. McDon-
ough, who was acting as special po-
lice during c~hautauqua week. Men
ought to know that they have no
business using obscene language on
the streets or in any public place for
that matter.
J. H. Breum and Martin Eskes-
trand came up from Richardton on
Tuesday in an auto. Mr.. Breum said
he never saw grain looking better
and in his opinion there was no need
of any more rain to mature one of
the largest crops in the history of
Stark county. Of course a little rain
would benefit late sown grain.
J. A. McGregor was in Dickinson
last Saturday en- route to Medora
from st. Paul., where he had been for
a month for examination with his
physician. MI. McGregor is feeling
very much better and is regaining
the use of his left arm. He feels
certain now that the operation was
successful. He will probably. return
in the fall for a final examination.
Arthur Sterland, who had been
working in the N. P. telegraph de-
partment at Fargo for a short time,
was transferred the past week to
Helena, Mont. He visited in Dickin-
son between trains on Monday. Mrs.
Sterland and daughter, Thelma, left
a short time ago for Billings to visit
before going farther west to spend
some time with relatives.
Layton George came in Tuesday in
his a from Oakdale, accompanied
by Mrs. D. D. Roberts and Miss
Louise Roberts. Mr.. George met his
brother-in-law, Eugene Carr, of Ap-
pleton, Wis, who will spend about
two weeks at the Kildeer mountains
His wife came out earlier in the sea-
son. Mr.. George has been very busy
at his ranch the past few weeks. The
government agents were there re.
Gently testing horses and found his
stock in good shape. ~.
Mrs. J. M. Cornwall and son, Oscar
left Sunday for Jamestown, where
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They will then go to White Bear
Waller accompanied them from
Waller will enter the large whole
sale millinery houses in the cities tx
acquaint themselves with the new fall
styles and to choose the stock fol-
the Cornwall millinery store.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Schafner Of
Glen Laurel returned to Hebron Sun
day evening from the Mandan Chau,
tauqua, where they have spent a mos
pleasant time visiting old friends ant
acquaintances and also while there
were met by their daughter, Mis-
constance Schaffner, who spent tn,
week with them. Miss Schaffner, af
ter completing her year at the Uni
versity of Minnesota and extension
work, is doing post graduate work il
oratory at the Northwestern Conser
vatory in Minnesota to which she re
turned Monday morning.
Lawrence Duckhorn of Rhame wa,
in Dickinson on Wednesday to lool
after some matters atLthe y. s. LAM
office. His wife is making Homestead
proof on 800 acres Of land whicl
made it necessary for Mr.. Duckhor1
to look up certain papers. e Ia.
not been in Dickinson since 1907, an.
noted a great many changes. J
getting back into the live stock bust
ness little again. In early days ~
Duckhorn handled his stock with Jo'
Gamble. The lattersmoyed to Mon
tana the pastyear and 8is now inter
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