The Dickinson press., 1914-11-21
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Albert Vossbeck was a visitor from
Beach in the city Thursday.
See your baby in the movies.
Watch for the big hand bills.-adv. /
Mrs. G. c. Rapp was a visitor from
Fryburg at the Rapp home the early
part of the week.
Miss Phoebe Smiley, who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-.
citic, was able to be taken home Tues.
day night.
L. A. Davis was able to sit up,
nearly half a day on Thursday. HIS.
many friends will be glad to know
that he is gradually recovering.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church held their fair and
supper Thursday afternoon and even
ing and cleared something like $125.
The dance in the Elks' hall with
music furnished by the Malchow Or
chestra was very well attended. The
music was especially good and all had
a very enjoyable evening.
The grand Thanksgiving ball will
be given in the armory Thursday.
night, November 10Th, by Company
X. This is the seventeenth annual.
and the boys promise all the best
sort Of a time. ;sE
Mr.: and Mrs. II. w. Dean started
housekeeping this week in the house.
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney McGrane east of the court
house. Mrs. Dean arrived from Chi
cago the middle Of the week.
D. r. Mead, the Oldest business
man of Glendive, dropped dead on the
18th. EARLY settlers of this country
recall that Douglas, Mead & Co., OPP
Grated large stores at Fl. Yates and
Glendive for a great many years.
Walton & Davis of Dickinson have
the contract for Wills Norred's hotel
building and work is to start Monday
The building will be 4Ox6O, two story,
and is in a very desirable location
for that business.-Kildeer Tribune.
Mrs. J. W. Sturgeon underwent an
other operation this week upon the.
finger which has been giving her so
much trouble the: past fall and sum-
mer. The finger was badly out of
shape and it is hoped that the last
operation will make it all right again,
The condition of Mrs. Ed. Kennis-
ton at st. Joseph's hospital the past
week has been most critical. How
ever, there was a noticeable improve
ment on Thursday and the condition
of the patient was quite hopeful Fri
day morning as the forms for this
paper were being closed. - g.
c. T. Langley returned the middle
OF the week from Marietta, Ohio,
where he attended the funeral of his
mother. He was accompanied on his
return by his sister, Mrs. Emma Nc
Cloy, who will make an indefinite
visit in the city, her former home.
Mrs. McCloy has not been in Dickin-
son Tor two years or so.
Julius A. Arnt was in from the
Oakdale country Thursday with a
load Of grain and to attend to some
business matters. MI. Amt raised
some good crops this year, having re-
ceived a yield of 60 bushels of oats
to the acre. The variety was the Sill
yer Mine. His wheat went 10 BUSH
els, while his barley reached AZ bush
els after having fed a large amout
out of the shock to his hogs. MI.
Amt is combining stock raising with
his farming and should do well. j.
Deputy Game Warden Hartung is
still on the job in all parts of his dis
trict. Last Saturday at Manning
Herbert Harris, who lives northwest
of Oakdale, pleaded guilty before
Justice Brown to the charge of hav-
ing trapped muskrats out of season,
and paid a fine of $26.1O. Olaf Olson,
also from northwest of Oakdale,
pleaded guilty to the charge of hav-
ing shot prairie chickens out of sea-
son and paid a fine of $2O.5O. This
has boosted the number of convic-
tons to eighteen for Deputy Hartung.
Teddy is going as fast as the popular
lady in a piano contest.