The Dickinson press., 1915-06-05

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Butte citizen, joined the Dickinson
people in observing Memorial day.
Rev. J. G. Dickey preached in Man.
ming and Emerson Sunday and next
Sunday, June 6, will preach in Dunn
Center and Killdeer.
Attorney L. A. Simpson is closing
a deal with parties for a five year
lease of the store now occupied by
Reed Bros, whose lease expires Octo-
Der /.
Lloyd Suits, who has been in Miles
City, Montana, and at Medora, was in
the city Friday and was thinking Of
going out to the H. B. Schaffner
ranch.
William Graves arrived in the city
Friday night from jamestown Col
lege and was the guest until Thurs
day of Harold Neal. The boys were
chums in Chicago.
Mrs. j. A. McGregor of Medora
was the guest owe Sunday and Mon
! day of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Tingle of
this city, coming down especially for
Memorial day.
Mrs. J. B. Dehlinger went to tie
Twin Cities last week to consult spec
ialists regarding chronic ailments and
probably will undergo an operation
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hunter had as
their guests last week Mr.. and Mrs.
R. B. Carter of Chicago, who were on
their way to the coast. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter we're old Des Moines friends.
Raymond Frank was in Monday
looking after the execution of some
deeds for the st. Plus church corpora
ton. Mr.. Frank lives out about 16
miles from Dickinson and is farming
$50 acres this season, or what he can
handle nicely without hiring help.
AS soon as school is out Mrs. j. G.
Dickey and sons, Paul and Phillip,
expect to leave for a several weeks
visit with Mrs. Dickey's sister, Mrs.
j. S. Rood, of Minot, expecting to re-
main for the Sunday School conven-
ton.
R. H. Fairchild, the student who
will supply at St. Johns Episcopal
church during the summer, arrived
from Fairbault, MINI. Mr.. Fair
child's native state is Nebraska. He
has a room at the Mckinley home and
takes his meals at the Croteau
house.
Fryburg Pioneer:-Manager Flint
; of the Occident Elevator Co., received
word on Tuesday to start shipping the
wheat in the elevator. He will start
in at once loading out one. car a day,
which will be shipped to the Russell
Miller Milling Co. at Dickinson.
DR.. C. C. Jackson came from the
delayed message advising him of the
death of his grandfather in Indiana.
The funeral had already been held.
DR.. Jackson went north again the
first of the week to test some horses
in the Mary country.
Charles Bakke's excavating crew is
making rapid Roadway with the work
for the new Reed Bros. store and
Merchants National bank addition.
He has the contract of Walton &
Davis Co. for the foundation walls
and brick work. Brick from the
North Dakota Pressed Brick Co.
yards east of the city will be used for
this building.
Max Hendrick is rushing the many
improvements in his residence prop
erty to completion and expects to
have his new home in perfect order
when Mrs. Hendrick and the little one
return the latter part of the month
from a several weeks visit in Iowa,
where they have been visiting the
baby's grandparents on both sides
and other relatives.
Attorney W. B. Dickson arrived in
the city Sunday afternoon and has
been busy getting acquainted and
making friends, which seems for him
no difficult task. On Tuesday, June
1 Mr.. Dickson assumed the duties of
register of the U. S. land office to
which position he was appointed early
in May. Mr.. Dickson has secured the
Roberts residence on 1st st. N. and
9Th Ave. West and expects his family
as 500 as needed repairs are made.
May 21st, the members of the Sill
yer medal contest-the two winners
of silver medals-Ruth Sherman and
Harold Hill and Mrs. B. E. Noark,
as chaperone, went to Glad.tone,
where the third contest of the W. c.
T. U. Silver Medal series, was held
under the auspices of the Ladies' AID
Society of the Methodist church.
Minnie Angliss was the proud winner
Of the third silver medal which Rep
resentative c. c. Turner presented
with a few well chosen. words. The
Gladstone Glee club rendered several
fine selections on the program. While
the judges were deciding, Ruth Sher-
man and Harold Hill gave their pieces
spoken at the previous contests held
in Dickinson. The party were very
pleasantly entertained at the homes
Of Mrs. Lee, Mrs. S. Il. Elston and
Mrs. Rufus Lee. The ladies of the W.
C. T. U. thoroughly appreciate the
kindness and interest shown by the
people of Gladstone in making this
contest such q success: