The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14
Local News5

Ioeat News
Mrs. Harvey mas been confined
70 her bed the past week.
A son was born to Mr.. and. Mrs.
sGharles Remission. Su nday, Februarys8t 9Th.
i. 4. schipfei, III. b, diseases ii lie
eye ear, nose. and throat. Bismarck, N |
D.-adv. 2-I4sf
H. +. Schroeder returned the first Of
the week from q bust ness and stock
purchasing trip TO the cities.
Don't fail tto attend our silk sale, be-
Ginning Saturday. Crowl- Schroeder
IC0.-adv. It
Mrs. j Leonberger entertained "a
small company at dinner Tuesday Tor
Mrs.. Claude Evans and Mrs. valdemar
Jessen.
James Arnett came in this week from
the Arnett ranch on Crooked creek TO
visit with his parents and sister for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mr:@ r. S. Davidson were
entertaining a few close friends at
dinner Thursday evening, covers being
laid for eight
Miss Jessie Kicker of Mandan stopped
in Dickinson Sunday for a visit with
the Rudise!les N her way home from
the hospital at Glendive.
Simon Sibley reports that during the
cold snap last week Heart river was
frozen to the bottom. He has a spring
at his place so that his stock gets water
all right.
All yard silks valued at Acc to 60c,
special at 800 /; 75c to 85c, special at
59c; ST to Sis special at TIC. At
Crowl- Schroeder Co.-adv. 1t
Miss Beulah Brown is now boarding
at ]. &. AdcCltchan's and Miss Smith.
~stenographer for 7. F. Murtha, is tenn
lporariiy with Mrs. B. B. Bennett. Both
have had rooms with Mrs. Hahn.
Beginning next Saturday you can buy
outing hannels at special values at
Crowl Schroeder Co.-adv. 1t
The f. w. Turner Shop does all kinds
iofgbuggy and carriage repairing. Let us
figure on your job and see if We cannot
make your old rig save you some money
-bv making the old one look as good as
new and tor less money. Try it.-adver-
tisement. 2-I4-Im
Mrs. della Hahn expects to leave the
first Of the week for Keam's Canyon,
Arizona. to accept a government po-
sition as matron in the Mogni Indian
school. Harold and Donald remain
with Their aunt, Mrs. Alice Poland,
until the close Of the school year.
MIR. and Mrs. John Prchal of Manning
returned Wednesday from a three weeks
visit with MI. Prchal's parents in
Montgomery. MINI. They left for Man
ming the same day, intending to stop
en- route at the home of Mrs. Prchal's
parents for q short time.
Call and inspect our new silks. con
sisting of Irish poplin, foulards and bro
caded messaline. To; introduce them
we are. making special prices for several
days. Growl.Schroeder Co,-adv. It
Mrs. H. B.: Parsons Of Mandan under
went q minor operation the first .of the
week. Her father, D. S. Littlehales.
who arrivedin Mandanl from jamestown
ON Wednesday, stated that he did not
think his daughter would have to remain
in the hospital long. Mrs. Parsons was
known to Dickinson people as Miss
Hazel Littlehales. AAeg
Mrs. John Schmidt of Richardton was
taken to St. Joseph's hospital Wednes-
day evening suffering from an acute
attack of appendicitis. ID: J.P. Weyrens
Of Taylor came up with the patient and
expected that the lady would be ready
for an operation on Thursday. Mr..
schmidt expected to come to Dickinson
on Thursday evening.
Andrew Nordness came up from Tay-
} Tor Tuesday evening aud spent Wednes-
day transacting business in Dickinson.
} MI. Nordness recently returned froma
two months trip in Minnesota and
Wisconsin. While in Minneapolis lie
visited with James c. Young, the
millionaire land! owner Of North Dakota.
and the donor Of Young's park to the
city Of Dickinson.
NeilLee Of Loring Wass returning Ito
Relaxation on Wednesday from Bis
marck, where he had been with Mrs.
Leo and their three and q half months
old child, The little one underwent an
operation in a Bismarck hospitalewhich
II is believed will prove very success
full. Ny, Lee,zWho was leaving az once
on horseback for his shore 50 miles
northso Of Relaxation, statedthat he :ex-
pected his wife and child could return
home in about two weeks.
The home and one granary Of Hubertls
Van Horn, farmer living about ~
miles southwest of Dickinson, were