The Dickinson press., 1914-08-08
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WANTED

WANTED
Girl for general house work. Mrs. c..
e. Ward.-adv. S-1-tf
Arthur Sterland returned to his
duties as operator here the early part
Of the week. Mr.. Sterland has been
doing relief work in Montana for the
past few weeks. Mrs. Sterland and
daughter , Thelma, are visiting in
Washington.
Mrs. Marteeny and Miss Crawford,
who have been guests at the E. A.
Lillibridge home for several weeks,
left Thursday afternoon for points in
South Dakota and Nebraska, where
they will visit before returning to
their homes in Illinois.
John McKeever was on the sick list
the early part Of the week with
stomach trouble. He was much i'm
proved Wednesday and though weak
was able to be up and around. Ned
Hogue took his place on the express
wagon during his illness.
A. B. johnson had quite a hail loss
at Daglum two weeks ago and I'M
fortunately he had no insurance. He
was in Thursday with his brother,
Willis Johnson, who was returning to
his home in Sidney, Ohio.
Harry BONES, who lives 20 miles
south Of Richardson, was a business
visitor in the city Thursday. He re-
ports that the early crops have been
! shrunken by the heat and he thinks
that the late grain with a little more
rain will yield the best crop.
At the Leonberger farm just east
Of the city the entire crop of 10
acres was destroyed as well as a
large number Of chickens. The crop
was insured with the Dakota Nation
al bank agency. An adjuster made
a satisfactory settlement this week.
The oats, while damaged so thresh-
ing would be useless, will be cut for
feed.
Mrs. Glen Casady entertained a
few of her lady friends Thursday af-
ternoon at her home about a mile
south of the city in honor of her
mother, Mrs. R. M. Brown, of Allan
ia, Iowa. The ladies took their fancy
work and a very pleasant afternoon
was spent. A delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Casady, assisted by
Mrs. A. A. Harleman.
VIM. Mortified and sister, Miss
Jane Mortified, came in Wednesday
from Daglum where they had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gardner
for a Short time. Mr.. Gardner came
in with them. Mr.. Merrifeld is now
in the dray line business at Sentinel
Butte and recently sold his cattle to
Mr.. Marshall. Mr.. Merrifield keeps
his horses which are grazed on Gar
ner creek, not far from the Stoddard
place.
John Jefferies and Frank thinner
man returned Wednesday from the
country in the neighborhood of Sid
ney, Mont, where they have been
gathering the Zimmerman herd of
J cattle and moving them to the Crook
ed creek country north of here. The
cattle were turned over to Ed. Palm
er, who will III the bunch for the
Zimmermans. The boys report that
the country around Sidney and vicin-
ity is quite dry:
A party made up of Mrs. W. C.
Crawford and son, William, her
guest, Miss Clara Rue, Mrs. J. P.
Cain, her guest, Miss Geraldine
Guthrie, Mrs. Frank Ray and Miss
Margaret Mckinley, left last week
for the Walter Ray ranch northwest
of Medora. They have been spending
the entire week in the Bad Lands and
reports are that they are having a
grand time. They are expected back
at the end of this week.
Miss Marguerite Rudiselle was
hostess at a theatre party Wednes-
day evening given in the honor of
her guest, Miss Stockman. Some
twensy young laol Es, were tne guests
Torrance at one of the theatres the
young ladies. gathered at the Rudi-
selle home, where the rest of the
evening was spent in social CONVEX
%sation, after which a delicious lunch
was served. The merry party then
broke up, going to their different