The Dickinson press., 1914-08-01
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Robert billiard is home from col
.ege.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. Paul Tygum,
July 30th, a daughter.
Miss Lola Dryer went to Manning
to visit with Miss Lorene
Dressmaking Parlor, at the st. Paul
Phone 234 r. Miss Theo-
lorson.-adv. S-1-2t1
Misses Nora and Adelaide Jarvis
visitors in the city Thursday
from Gladstone.
E. G. Bishop and son, Lester,
autoed in from their farm near Cor
ham Thursday.
Miss Laura Ellsworth leaves this
week on her vacation, which she will
spend at Bismarck and Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Swope re-
from their three weeks trip.
in Colorado the first Of the week.
Wanted-girl for general house
work; good wages. Mrs. w. F. Bur-
nett; apply Office w. F. Burnett:
adv. S-1-3t
A. P. Ellian will leave this (Satur-
day. afternoon for Milwaukee, where
he will spend his vacation with his
sisters.
Engineer Litch's transportation
did not get around in time, hence he
did not attend the reunion Of the
east this week.
Dorothy Gobler expects to leave
Sunday on her vacation which she
will spend at her home at Thief River
Falls, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Helgerson re-
turned the first Of the week in their
auto from Mandan, where they have
been visiting.
The Girls Suffrage club will hold a
cake sale at Parker & Sons store
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. No
telephone orders received.
Mrs.A. M. Stickney Of Boston and
Mrs. v. r. Stickney returned from
their park trip through the Yellow
stone Park Thursday afternoon.
Miss Sybil Clark returned the mid
die Of the week from her vacation
which she spent at the Wentworth
ranch in the neighborhood of Quinion.
Andrew Erdahl expects to leave on
his vacation Saturday afternoon. He
will visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. .Erdahl, at Blue Earth, MINI.
Mrs. Simons of Valley City, who is
spending some weeks at the A. G.
Elfstrom home in Dickinson, expects
her daughter, Miss Cora Simons, out
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark were
business visitors in the city the mid
die of the week from Glen Ullin,
where they Ire interested in a NOV
ing picture show.
George Kary, age 6 years, fell
from a hay rack the past week out
south and received injuries in the
breast which resulted in his death
within a short time.
Miss Carrie Messersmith returned
from Fargo the middle of the week.
She was accompanied by Donald Sea-
man, who will visit with his grand
mother, Mrs. G. NJ. Lyle.
Albert lander was in Thursday to
get a binder. Early grain was hurt
some by the heat and since the
heavy rain on Tuesday it looks as
though the late grain would make the
best crop.
Hugh Roberts was in from his
farm neal Oakdale Thursday after
noon. He reports no hail at all in
their neighborhood. He thinks every
one out near the Kildeer mountains
will receive a good crop this year,
Some r cutting their grain now.
E. X. Leonard, who returned
Wednesday from near Hanly, 25
miles south of Medora, says the
electrical storm out that way was Sc
we're. He saw two head of cattle
and a horse which had been killed by
lightning. At Medora there was nc
rain.
j. B. Dickson, high man for legis-
lative nomination at June primaries
in Dunn, Mercer and Oliver counties.
was in from Halliday on Thursday
At the time he left there had been
no hail and; no rain for about three
weeks and late grain was suffering
Early grain will make a good crop
and will soon be ready for harvest.
Robert Wilcox came in from the
ranch Thursday morning, bringing in
Fred Robinson, who had had an at
tack of ptomaine poisoning. Two
other men were taken sick but were
not in as bad condition as Fred. Fri
day Fred had recovered SO that he
was able to be up and around. Roy
Lillibridge came in with them.
The Bell Telephone Co. officials
expected by Manager Hall on
Wednesday were unable to gel
through on schedule time on account
of the soft track two miles east Of
the citv and turned east from Man.