The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Fleming was down from Bel
field Monday spending the day in the
city shopping.
Elliot Freeman came in Saturday
evening from his homestead near the
Christensen ranch.
Miss Myra Wiley returned Monday
morning from Mandan, where she
spent the week end visiting friends.
Among those who spent the Fourth
IN Hebron were. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w.
Molloy and Misses Stella Hager,
Della Fisher and Sadie Stanton.
Mrs. G. w. Sargent and daughter,
Eva, returned Sunday evening from a
six weeks visit in Wisconsin and
Minnesota. 2
Mrs. ALI. Nelson of Manning re-
turned Monday afternoon from west
ern points where she has been visit
ing for the past few weeks.
Dorothy and Victor Walton went
to Glen Ullin to spend the Fourth at
the Hoy Russell home. They re-
NAMED for a few days visit.
Mrs. E. H. Knapp and children,
Kathrine and Clarence, returned
Monday from their two months visit
with relatives at Northfeld, MINI.
Edwin Fox was successfully oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the N.
P. hospital in Glendive the later part
of last week. He is doing nicely and
is expected home the coming week.
Mrs. Bernard Noark, who has been
visiting relatives at Riverside, Wash,
was expected home the last of this
week. She has had an enjoyable Wis
it and likes the country very much.
John J. Geiger was in the city
~transacting business Monday. He
has rented a farm on the Dickinson
New Hradec mail route. This is his
first year of farming for himself and
he has over 100 acres into crop.
A. G. Smith of Buffalo, N. D., ar
rived in the city the first of the
week to visit with his old college
chum, Hartwell P. johnson, for a few
days. MI. Smith graduated from the
College of Electrical Engineering at
the North Dakota University this
year.
J. W. Sturgeon was very unfortu-
nate on the morning of the Fourth
in losing a part of his first finger of
his right hand. He was adjusting |
of the traps at the Gun club
when the mechanism cut his finger
so badly that it was. necessary to
have it amputated at the first joint.
This will keep the, star, shot from
taking part in any of the tourna- |
ments which are being held in this
part of the state. He will be greatly
missed in the tournament here this
Friday and Saturday.
Herman Leutz was greeting his
many Dickinson friends on Monday.
He returned few days since to Tay-
lor from a stay of about Is months
in Germany. His wife and children
remain in Europe, and MI. Leutz will
return late in the. fall. His invest
ments IRE largely at Taylor and it is
likely that the family will return to
this country as soon as the children
have finished their education. Mr..
Leutz thinks the schools a little more
thorough in Germany than in this
country.
Theodore Roy, a graduate of the
mining department Of the state uni
versity, arrived from the west Mon
day to take part in the geological
survey in the country north. He has
been on the mining trip through
western Canada, Washington, Oregon
and Idaho. Watt johnson, a Junior
in the mining department at the Uni
versity, was a member of the party.
He is at Wallace, Idaho, where he
will have work in the mines near
there till the middle Of August, when
,iss will return home for the balance
of his vacation. .e&ss:s4t@#A=