The Dickinson press., 1914-01-03
LoeaI News

len0ihE 70 business IN Dickinson on
Friday.
]. G. Erb sold a5load Of Dunn county
wheat In the city on Wednesday at Tic
per bushel.
Mi So Marearst Reid spentsa day the
past week d the George Peslissier home
in Beltield.
J.sS. White returns % Bismarck thel
first of the week 70 accepts responsible
position as accountant.
AUCTlON-The entire stock Of CLOTH
Ing, dry goods. shoes and furnishings
will be sold at auction. Watch for date
next week. Lasell 8 Thofnpson.-adv
Rev. Fl. John smrolley, VIM. NJ:
Polansky. Anton Henel Jr.. and Vim.
Jergers were among those IL Monday
from the New Hradec- country
Engineer and Mrs. Max Steele were
Lamong those expected down from Gem
dive for the Fireman's dance Wednes-
day night. q
Mrs.C. ]. Price, who recently returned
from a. visit in Canada Of several
weeks. was visiting IN Dickinson on:
Tuesday.
M. s. Cuskelly Of OakdaIe. who al
short time ago was thrown from his
horse, is in town receiyina treatment
for his knee, injured IN the fall He is
being cared for at the Joe Gtskellys
theme. ..s3 efS3
e PatsSexton was off duty as stationary
engineer for the N. r. IN the round
iaause. forsa few days this week Q n ac-'
count Of a bad cold. He received treat
ment lat. st. Joseph's hospital. ;
Philip Wagner was in the, irst Of the
week. do, sees his wife who had been at
st. Jeseph,s. hospital a number Of days.
Igettine ,Heady for an operation. J.
Winkler of Valley City. 9 brother Of the
lady. was also, in the city.
AUCTOM-Thet entire stock Of cloth
ing. dry goods, shoes and Furnishings
will be sold at .auction. Watchfor date
next week. Lasell. 3 Thompsons;-aadv.
J.. Dorsey has rented a farm az miles
north of Dickinson and: plans % raising
more dairy stock and hogs and less
llagsrain. He believes this the better
method for farmers in general 20 pursue.
He. and A. w. Stoxen, farmers in
THE vicinity Of Taylor, were looking
after their taxes and other business
matters in Dickinson on tuesday H.
C. :Sta1en said that he had been looking
aroundAa r mich cows q little, but found
it took about SIS TO purchase good
mixer and .he THOUGHT that he would
wait awhile
Albert a. Nielsen, N. P. linesnan,
ina deal ttlsa1gh the John Orchard
agency, became she owner Of the HarrSs
pronerty north Of tie water tower, this
week, The place. Hith its two acres 5ef
land. after clearing end renoyatiflg,,
will make a nice home for MI. and Mrs.
Nelson. They hope 10 naoyein some
time in early February.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christensen left
tuesday morning in their auto Tor the
Christensen ranch on the other side Of
the Little Missouri river. they ex-
pected to take dinner with Attorney
and Mrs. Thomas Johnson in Manning
and to reach their ranch home before
5 dark. Victor Christensen. started the
same morning with q team and expected
tito reach the ranch about Wednesday
plight. H. C. Christensen will remain
in Dickinson until after the annual
3 bank meeting Of the Dakota National.
Elsie and Laura Larson, who have
! been visiting with the Fred Masel
family since Saturday, returned to theil
, home in Taylor Wednesday,. They were
accompanied BY Miss Ruth Maser, who
win spend a few days with them ia
: Taylor. 81
Mrs. James Soules and Mrs. Roy
Butler will entertain the Ladies Aid
society of the Congregational church al
the home of the former at 5446 First
Avenue West, on Tuesday, January 9th,
from 5 to s o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend.
: Postmaster Dehlinger, who brought
t M. S. Cuskelly to Dickinson the first q
a the week in his auto, visited his fathel
/ at Glendive on Tuesday. returning Il
Dickinson on Wednesday. He fount
J. his father feeling better than he hat
expected. II will be a few days yet be
d fore the doctors can tell definitely as 4
his condition: I.