The Dickinson press., 1914-08-15

turned to the city early Monday
morning.
H. F. Tyler Of Tyler & Everhart,
butchers at Halliday, was in Dickin-
son last Saturday in company with
Fred Weible. Mr.. Tyler says bust
ness is good in the northern part of
Dunn county. Ca
John casey" Kennedy, who is the
hustling advertising man for the
Morton county fair, arrived in the
city Monday night. He remained
over Tuesday billing the town and ex-
pounding on one of the best fairs in
the state.
J. Allen Clark was in Wyoming
last week on his western tour in con-
n~ection with his duties Of wheat in
vestigation for the government. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark expect to be in Wash
:, ington, District Of Columbia, about
the first of September.
Mrs. C.. L. Bowen went to the
1 VIII SlC1cS Vic early pdIL VI tllc
week to purchase her fall and winter
merry store. Miss Clara Davis has
charge of the shop during Mrs.
Bowen's absence.
MI. and Mrs. P. H. Rumble were
in the first of the week from their
Midway ranch. Mr.. Rumble is not
sure that he will make any stock
shipments this season, as he thinks
it will be safe to keep both cattle and
sheep over until another year.
Miss Ida Torkelson came up from
Bowman on Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Hankon and remained in
the city just long enough to call upon
a few of her many friends. She is
out from Kirkville, Mo-, spending her
summer vacation with her brother
and sister at Bowman. Miss Torkel-
son has another year at the Osteo-
pathy school at Kirkville and then
she will be a full fedged doctor.
She was a teacher in Dickinson for
a number Of years.
c.. w. Edwards, of the sales de-
: |partment of the Paige-Detroit Motor
) Car Co., was in Dickinson the first of
} the week, calling on Soules & Butler,
who recently took the local agency
for this excellent make of cars. MIR.
Edwards expects to get his firm well
= introduced in Dickinson and vicinity
\ during the fall and coming spring.
i B. Lepper recently purchased a
] Paige-Detroit through Soules &
Butler and likes the al very much.
A number of these autos are in use
at Beach and there is n at Hebron,
! all Of which are giving good satisfac-
ton. 81.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Hohberger and
little daughter arrived the latter part
of last week from Spokane, WASH,
and spent a few days visiting with
the Fred Maser family. While here
they enjoyed a trip to New England
in the Maser auto. Prof. Hohberger
was in this part Of the state eight
years ago and visited New England
then. He, was very much surprised
in the rapid settling Of the country
and the marked growth that New
England has had since that time. He
vention which will be held soon in
Detroit, Mich.
L. J. Dickinson returned Sunday
from Hunters Hot Spring, Mont,
where he spent a few days after a
visit Of a couple Of weeks with his
son, Will Dickinson, in Wyoming,
Will has a fine location back in the
mountains, about so miles from Cody,
Wyo. He is in the stock business and
is in the forest reserve where there
is an abundance of feed and water.
He has a patch of oats and timothy
which he is irrigating. MI. Dickin-
son reports a fine trip and says that
he liked the country very much,
though he thinks the life is too much
like pioneering for anyone but a
young man.
MI. and Mrs. J.. W. Reed and son
Robert, and little daughter returned
late Tuesday night in their auto from
La Moure. Mr.. Reed had been in
Chicago for about two weeks with
his brother, Frank Reed, buying
goods for their Dickinson and Man
lining stores. Frank Reed stopped off
at Rochester to get Mrs. Reed and
daughter and they were expecting to
return home about the last OF the
week. J.=W. Reed drove his car home
via Mobridge and Reeder. He found
that the much talked-of Yellowstone
trail was not what q traveller would
call good. There are many hard
hills and rough places. On theSreser-
yation there. is q long stretch OF
country where person would have
10 walk many miles It anything serl-
GUS happenedSto his car. b e are
no towns Of any size for 100 toa1150
miles. The crops around Morristown
Lemmon, Hettinger and Reeder looA
I-..L-~N9 Alt Srxnn1s 49, NJ Nnyr.s0af1SHr