The Dickinson press., 1914-05-16
LOCAL NEWS

expected home. from the South the.
looming week. n
Attorney and Mrs, H. j. Blanchard
have moved into Mrs. Abbie Ponds
house on First Ave. West. u
s. J. Dunlap and B. WI Stevenson
were in this part Of the state the past
week, en- route to their homes in Min
neapolis.
.ssT. H. Mouat was in the city this
week from Hardin, Mont lookingsfor
as chance 70 buy 9 few cars Of good
horses. saR a
The advance agent for the Gollmar
Bros. circus was in Dickinson on
Thursday The show reaches the. city,
for June 30th. y
Don't forget the food sale at theL.
A. Davis & Son store today 5(Satur-
day., commencing at 10 O'Clock, by
the Methodist ladies.-adv.
Chas. Adams came from his ranch
northwest of Fayette Thursday even
ing. He was on his way to Royalton,
Mimi, where he will spend a month
looking after his farm interests.
The members Of the Dickinson, Elk
lodge are delighted with a mounted
elk head which M. A. mccarthy Of
Schafer recently donated for the Elk
home in this city.
On Tuesday an 8O-acre tract Of land
was sold at the land office to- Ernest
Schauble. The land lays in the same
section in which his homestead does,
which is west of Fayette.
Mrs. Brooks Goodall returned Sat
urday night from st. Louis, Mo-,
where she has been visiting with her
sister,. Mrs. Fred Gilman. Mrs.
Goodall left here last September and
spent the entire winter south.
R. C. Heinricks has been visiting
the past week at the John B~erringer
home. Mr.. Heinrich is a nephew Of
Mrs. Berringer and came here from
Williston. He goes from here to
Chicago, where he will visit other
relatives.
Wayne Klinefelter, George Lyons
and Tony Kostelecky left last week
for Harlem, Mont. The surveying
crew which they joined will survey
the Fort Belknap reservation which
is south of Harlem. Their postofice
is Hayes, Mont.
Jack Mickler, the fve-year-old son
Of Raphael Mickler, broke his leg
above the knee Tuesday. The little
fellow was IN the barn trying to
catch some birds when his mother
called him.. Instead of climbing down
he jumped, causing the unfortunate
result.
Burt Covert has taken Fred Robin
sons position as day warehouse man
at the N. P. freight house. Mr.. Gov
ert used to work for Agent Cooper
at Beach. 10y Harmon is night
warehouse man. Frank Ferris, who
recently came here from Montana,
started in Thursday as warehouse
man. III u
Mrs. ]. F. Davis left Wednesday for
Nebraska. She will visit relatives at
Fremont for q. few days and will
then go to Lincoln, where her son,
Frank, graduates from Union College,
The ceremonies commence Thursday,
the 21st, and continue four days.
Mrs. Davis will be gone about ten
days. ~. !
Mrs. Arthur Funk of Manning was
visiting with Mrs. Fred Funk the
first of the week. On Wednesday she
went to Bismarck, where she will Wis
it with her parents. She was &C.
cempanied by Master Marlew~ Funk.
Mrs. M. L. Ayers and Miss Ruth
Clark will entertain the p. Z. .O.s and
B. T. IFS at the Ayers residence
Thursday evening, lunch being served
at $50.
There has been no definite reports
regarding the townsite sale at Dunn
Center on the 18th. The sales at Hal
liday and Werner had to be put off
on account of the heavy rains and it
was thought until Thursday morning
that it would be, impossible to hold
the Dunn Center sale. However,
several of. those interested in the new
townsite left Dickinson in the morn
ing and probably succeeded in get
ting through.
A second accident happened last
Friday as the result of trying to
clear the hurdles in good form, when
F. MS M. sw S~epf bro Sea his hi arm. a1 sey Mrsi
weeks ago Miss Thora lessen, after
SISHA4AS OIL ~ 4Au4u1So AhS d HIO1SS.
sional, tried to repeat the stunt. She
tripped on the second shurdle and
sprained her wrist. Francis has
proven to be the second victim.
The friends of Mrs. c., w. Isham
of Manning became quite alarmed
about her condition on Sunday and
her husband and brother, Frank
Atkins, were sent for. It was rainy
and very muddy but by hard driving
they came in from Manning in 6h
hours. When they reached st.
Joseph's hospital they found the wife
and sister some what improved and
she was reported a great deal better.
Her mother arrived from Wisconsin
on Tuesday.
Adam Weber, a resident of South
Dickinson, passed away, at his home
Sunday. Over a year ago while on
his way home from work at the east