The Dickinson press., 1914-05-02
Local News

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Mrs. Katherine Ray was visiting
Mrs.EE. j. Berry and other friends in
Glendive this week.
w. &. Dickinson. has finally located
his ranch and is now getting In
herd Of, cattle.
Mrs. Thomas Baker Of Wibaux
came to the city on Tuesday for medi-,
cal treatment.
Commissioner Frank Roquette e
turned recently from a business trip
to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Henry Lehman of Medora,
visited with Mrs. Robert Wilcox the
forepart Of the week.
The Arthur Clark case was trans
ferred this week from Justice Folsom,
to Justice Sterland.
Plenty Of baled hay at the Farr &
Sibley store on First Avenue East.
adv. sg ~ ;,t., s,s 5-2-2t.
John A. McAndress left last week
for Minneapolis where he will spend
some time looking after. his property
there.
Mrs. w. G. Wentworth of Quinion
underwent an operation at st. Jo-
seph's hospital on the 28th. Her con-
dition is not serious. E
Mayor Alfred White is the Wood
men delegate from Stark county to
the state convention which will be
held in Bismarck on May 9th.
Miss ( Dagmar Jersin is taking
stenography at the Spokane CONNER
clal college. She likes her studies
and the country out west very much.
j. G. Sanders was greeting friends
home to Miles City on the afternoon
train. Mrs. Sanders had been visit
ing in Livingstone during the week.
Leon H. Stuck took his first degree
at the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday
night. E. D. Lewis recently took the
first and second degrees in Odd Eel
lowship.
Judge and Mrs. W. C. Crawford
spending the winter months at the st.
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home On First Avenue West.
A son was born to MI. and Mrs.
Phil Christensen on April 24th; to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Muth in South
Dickinson on April 18th, a son; to.
MI. and Mrs. O. M. Malmgrem, April
18th, a SON.
Joseph Stein, who recently moved
his family to Dickinson from Man
dan, is erecting a good sized home in
this city. The Mandan Mercantile
Co. is supplying the material and L.
C. Hager is doing the work.
Ben Rosenberg, one of the proprie-
tors of the Model Clothing House, left
on Wednesday for the east to take
orders for fall delivery Of goods. He
accompanied his wife as far as Far
60; on her way to- Minneapolis to
spend some time with her parents.
H. M. Odds returned Saturday
morning from his winters trip in
California and states west. Patrons
of the Odds Candy Shop are pleased
to have MI. Odds making candy again
for the local trade as there is no one
who Gan excel. him in this line Of
Werk. -
Morris Rosen's wife is in the Twin
Cities for medical treatment. She
consulted a specialist last week who
told her that she would have to have
a complete rest for some weeks be-
fore going to Rochester for an opera
ton. Mr.. Rosen sent the children to
the cities this week to be with his
| fo1lrs for q month 0r fuo
J. D. Stoddard, who had been visit
ing his son, J. B. Stoddard at Senti-
mel Butte, was brought to Dickinson
on Wednesday and placed in st.
Joseph's hospital. He was suffering
with bronchil pneumonia but was
very much improved on Thursday, so
much so that his wife returned home
to Cambridge, Indiana. e.
A district convention of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
will be held at the Methodist church
next Tuesday and Wednesday. The
first session will be at 8 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. At A o'clock Of the
same day the children are specially
invited. There will be sessions each
evening. Wednesday there will be
morning anu dlL0TIOOu ScSSlOIISs IAISs
Judge Goss Of Bismarck is district
president and will be in charge Of the
convention. Mrs. George B. Taylor
of Minneapolis will also be present.
Every body cordially invited.
S. w. Gilman and family left
Thursday afternoon for Drain, Ore.
Mr.. Gilman returned from there a
few weeks ago to finish ome bust
ness matters. While in the west he
purchased 62 acres of fruit land, a
part of which is already set in Or
chards. Sam Cary, a near relative,
who left South Heart in 1887, now re-
sides near Drain, also Mrs. Gilman's
parents. Pert Gilman, a brother Of
S. w. Gilman, expects to leave over
land for Canada Last fall he
sold a REIMBURSEMENT to his home
stead near Sidney.
AS stated last week Casper Wag-