The Dickinson press., 1914-12-19
LOCAL NEWS
Toys in Bargain Basement at
Crowl-Schroeder Co.-adv. 1t

AOyS IN bargain baSemenC AT
Crowl-Schroeder Co.-adv. 1t
Fred Hartmann of Richardton was
attending to business matters and
visiting at the John Fisher home on
the 18th.
H. Berget arrived from McHenry
county the past week and went out
south to open the Scheffield school in
the Stolz district.
Mrs. Edna Dehlinger left on
Wednesday for Clarks Forks, Mont,
thence to Seattle and Tacoma to be
absent until about the first of the
year.
A. c. Bookings, night ticket agent
at Dickinson, recently returned from
a visit at Belgrade, Mont, his former
home. He also made a trip via Butte
to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Carl E. Tallmadge, of Tallmadge &
Meyer, real estate dealers at New
England, was in Dickinson on Mon
day, returning from a business trip
to Kensel, N. D.
L. w. Little, the man who always
has a fine garden at Manning, is
spending a part of the winter at St.
Paul. He was with his son at Glen
dive until a few days ago.
Where did you get that pretty rib
bon? L got: it at Crowl-S Schroeder
Co. It is worth 40c a yd. but is on
sale from now on until Christmas at
23c per yd.-adx 1t
Joe Leisch, day baggageman, left
this week on a visit to Marinette,
Wis. E. E. Ohlafs, who had been act
ing as night ticket agent during the
absence of A. C. Bookings, takes Mr..
Leisch's place.
William Wilson of Charles Oak, Ia.,
is interested in all the old timers out
in this country and sends a renewal
subscription to the PRESS. Mr..
Wilson used to solicit live stock ship
ments in Dickinson.
Miss Ida Harmon of Medora, who
is attending school here this winter
and staying at the McCutchan home,
had the misfortune to fall and break
a small bone above the ankle last
Thursday. She hoped to be able to
60 to her home the last of the week.
Miss Ruth Butler entertained a
number of her friends at the Butler
home Saturday evening. A fine vic
trola furnished entertainment during
the evening. A dainty light lunch
was served at the close of the pleas
ant evening, which passed all too rap
idly.
o. A. Hoffman, the new Western
Union manager at Dickinson, is get
ting the affairs of the local office in
hand nicely. Manager Hoffman was
pleased to find that his old friend,
Henry Truelson, spends much of his
time, as the head of the Dakota Lig-
mite Mines Coal Co., in. Dickinson.
He knew MI. Truelson well as mayor
of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kruger came
down from South Heart on the train
Wednesday morning. They came to
the railroad from Daglum with their
team, preferring not to venture out
in their auto during the coolest whit
er weather. While in Dickinson they
shopped for some Christmas articles
which they we're unable to find at
their home town.
Chas. Frame and J. j.. Wysocki.
the jovial grain buyers at South
Heart, We're among the out of town
shoppers in the city. Saturday even
ing. They feel real good yer the
large amount of grain that they have
handled this season. Banker. !Torkel-
son was along too and was also
pleased at the way the grain has
rolled into South Heart.
P. E. Stroud returned Saturday
evening to his home near South Heart
| from his duties as juryman. Mr.
Stroud has a fine farm started one
mile, north of the busy little town
This last season was his second year
and he received a good crop for the
short time he has been working his
land. He hasa large amount OF
ground already for the seed in the
spring.
Mrs. f. G. Bishop has been spend.
. ing the past week or ten days at the
A. T. Crowl home in Dickinson
When Mrs. Bishop left Gorham Mr.
Bishop and Lester were at work erect
ing a new house on the latter's home
stead. Lester has had his claim fol
nearly three years and will prove .ul
another year. Mr.. Bishop took a hall
section last fall dozen the little Mis-
souri, river about Is miles from thei1
ranch home. The new place is only {
few miles from the C. O. Armstrong
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