The Dickinson press., 1914-01-17
LOCAL NEWS

e. F. Hill Of Antelope was a business
visitor in Dickinson Monday.
J. ). steckler. Of Fargo was here Sum
day for the X. G. meeting. He was
formerly clerk at the ST. Charles.
Special for Satnrday-NavaI oranges;
fresh. sweet and Juicy, 25css per dozen.s
2 doz. for 45c o IS doz. for 60c. Cfowl-
Schroeder Co.-adv. IT
Miss Cora 3. Davis Of Randall, MINI. !,
visited during the past week with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Marsh and with the
jeff Mcdonald family
Mr.. and Mrs. J.4J. BartleySof Beach
were down for the K.SC. doings. Their
daughters were on; their waysto. James-
town, where they are attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Helgerson returned
the past week from visit Of a few
weeks with relatives In Minnesota and
Wisconsin. They also visited in Man
dan on their way home. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ali. o. Nelson. Mrs. +.
L. Doyerty and Cashier Otto Wicks of
Manning were visitors in Dickinson on
Saturday. They returned Sunday after
noon in Mr.. Nelson's car. !
B. B. Bennett. agent for the Inter-
national Harvester Company, has been.
away a good deal the past two months
making collections for his company.
He has Dickinson, Gladstone and Rich
ardton on his list.
Surveyor W.. r. Veigel did not come
homa with his family from Mankato.
but went to the Twin Cities for an *
animation by. experts. He.was in 81.
Paul this week and not sure when
he would return.
Votes in the So, 500 contest are issued
at the following places Of business:
Berringerr Bos.. Dakota Fuel Co.. Dick
inson Motor Car Co.. M. A. Scherfius,
1.-THE Fad" and Dickinson Hardware
Co.-adv. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Kane 81 Roundup,
Montana, were visiting relatives in
Dickinson for q few days the first Of the
week. Mrs. Kane was formerly known
to our people as Miss Ethel Haeerman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. PC. Hager-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Sanders stopped
in Dickinson Saturday and Sunday, en-
route from an extended wedding trip
throughout the eastern states. They
were with Mr.. and Mrs, All. White in
. Dickinson and were going 70 their home
in Miles City. 4
D Salesman-For General mercantile
trade in North Dakota, to sell propo.
: %sition Of merit. Attractive commits.
son contract for 1914. SIS weekly fol
i ~expenses. Miles F. Bixler Co., 201-.
Carltn Building, Cleveland. Ohio
/. adv. II
Carl Stechno recently traded hi
motorcycle for the red Buick car which
e formerly belonged to E.. j. Scharf ant
n is having the same overhauled and pu
in frst-class shape in the Nichols 8
Miller garage. So far as known MIR
y Stechno is the first barber in Dickinson
to own an auto.
Mrs. W.ssR. Veigel and children re
n turned the past week from their Mime
sofa trip. Mrs. Veigel's brother an,
wife, MIR. and. Mrs Anderege of Helene
], Mont, came baapekSson lhe same trail
|. and stopped Dickinson. Nj
!. Anderegg has gone on but his wife vii
remain in the city a little longer.
r A letter from F. D. Morford, formerl
:, of Hebron. who is spending the Winte
!. in Spokane with his brothers, inform
: us that he is we'll and having aaoo
: time. He attended the Poultry Sho,
held there ON December 9th. Whe
there were over 5000 fowls o exhibi
tion. He writes that food stuffs rang
in price about the same al lin Mort
Dakota, with a few exceptions, whic
are higher than here. sSs
William Kieth, from the vicinity {
Bailey, was in Dickinson Sunday e
route to Coal Harbor, this state, Wier
he intends spending a month with rels
tives and also lock. after property
has there. Mi. Keith has a homestea
at Bailey and reports a good crop. 4
marketed very little Of it, however. |
he raises considerable stock and g,
Epected to feed the major portion of q