The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18
LOCAL NEWS

TnrAI NEyNC
D' 49,
Peter Sprichel has returned to his
home southwest of the city to help
out with the haying and harvesting.
u,., u,;,sa. a..;,.a A. s,.,+ ~
the week from Tacoma, Wash, to
visit here as the guest of his sister,
Mrs. John Robinson.
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MISS Ma!y Cnalupa m uo4L
gomery, MINI, Who mas peen WIN
her aunt anu uncle az ia1M a:ang -
for a few days.
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fress Assoclat1on gatnsrilg. &c f. s
P9aes !, q mos. fns Mann;,r ~
let' Auesuay no1ais Ao1 "oAln
MT. ana MRS. Eugene AlneI arrived
IN Guy eutuay ~ lionn r S.eas We" ond
dlng "TRIP 10 the lMi1 1roSins. cana
PolnIs east; ihey ie Nv n.on nu:n nsaina
ing iGr 1ayaor. ICY Wy WIZ .a,oh M
Ineir nome al Tie Alier "u y"
hnl1e RIVER :.
DR.. G. A. Clark has had his hands
more IMAM iull SHY Inc rout -, ~ Lni
G'ark ana tne cnlluren ave a. ,.;au
tne mumps ang compncations Ilnss
tn1s Time. lhey were "ucn De''ei'
However th1s Week.
l.. H. Rudiselle and son, Ted, left
| Saturday for Seattle and coast points.
While away they will visit with Mrs.
Herbert Haughton in Seattle. They
expected 70 pc gone aDouS v wee1 M
During Mr. nuolseile aDs sg 3 w.
snyder mas charge OIL Inc N: E on4'e'
Miss Emma Siegrist, who had been
spending several months at the Frank
| Willows home at the Springvale
farm near Antelope, came to Dickin-
son the first of the week to visit for
a few DAYS before going on to Wat
kin. Mont, where her parents re-
| side.
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MISS Eur uia pasonJo1a w;scons;n,
where She will spend several weeks
visiting relatives of her father. She
expects to see many Of her friends
along the way, but does not plan to
make any lengthy stops except in
Wisconsin.
mr.. r,o,o,oo n;ok;nson ,.e+,rned
oo4 n.s5 u;eht f,.cna Mo,1keasn ri
oaturoay nls GU haom nttandfnr The
WIZ P'1s;noss co1iega the mast
nuo1 WIFI tha,.e .ba ,aade
san ye"I. ~, go Mns Fr;+ts
M;ss iG m;el; M nil ha enonIoved as
L WISE n ~ Nv WI n;oI;nsnn Morcans
oh1eepe AZ nc
~e ooAip"iy e'olo
nieht from Long Prairie, MINI,
where he had gone to get the Reed
auto which he left there owing to
the bad condition of the roads a few
weeks ago. He was accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Clemmensen and
daughter. Marie. who are old friends
of the Reeds and came out for a Wis
# If several DAYS. Mr.. Reed re-
norted the roads in rather bad con
dition still. SO MANY of the bridges
having been washed away,
,
A: God1ng, VINO ives . miles soutn
OF Gladstone, was n the city oatur.
DAY attending 70 business mac 45at
ne recently sold ms wool crop IN Ie. :
distance Of Sc miles from his farm.
His Gin was light this year., only
amounting to 1900 pounds. Mr.. God
ING has q flock of 500 sheep. The
nrice received was is cents a pound,
M. G. Sweening, a neighbor Of Mr..
Cooling. also sold his clip of 1,4OC
mounds in Hettinger, receiving the
same price for his wool. Mr.. Sween-
mo has a flock of 200. Both parties
sold to P. H. Rumble.
Miss Florence and Robert Mott
came in the first of the week with
Sam Rhoades from the Rhoades
ranch, where they had been visiting
with their sister, Mrs. Rhoades, since
April. They went to the VIM. Reicht
farm to spend a few days before re.
turning home to Forest Grove, Ore.
gon. Mrs. Reiche is also their sister
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