The Dickinson press., 1915-03-06

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What does education mean to you?
Write Mankato Commercial College,,
Mankato, Mimi, and they will tell YOU:
adv. y. y u III" *: It'll
Mrs. j. L. Hughes was taken I'LL
the past week, recessitating the CALI
ing of a nurse. She seemed muchi
better toward the: close of the week.
Gordon Dodd was a caller at the
North Dakota building at the expo
sitiontat San Francisco, February 20,
and registered from Dickinson. u
J. Helma' of Billings, Mont, arrived
in the city the first Of the week to
spend some little time visiting with
his daughter. Mrs. H. P. Halstead.
Supt. Gambler of the Sentinel Butte
schools was a visitor in the city on
Tuesday, looking over the Dickinson
high school and exchanging views on
school work.
H. C. Christensen returned to his
ranch Wednesday morning. He was
accompanied by Frank Davis, who was
going out to the Henderson Brothers
ranch for a visit.
The Eastern Star masquerade will
be given in the Masonic Temple Mon
day evening, March 22nd. This
party is for members of the Star and
all Master Masons.
Mrs. John Menke of Glendive, who
was visiting in Dickinson the first of
the week, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. Johnson as far as her home on
Monday on their trip west.
Mrs. VIM. Gardner returned to
Daglum the first of the week from
Sentinel Butte, where she spent ten
days with her brother, VIM. H. Mer-
rifeld, and sister, Miss Jane. go,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Sanders of
Miles City visited Mayor and Mrs.
ALT. White this week. They plan to
leave the first of the coming week on
a trip to New York, going via Denver
Mrs. C. Scharf of Belfeld and Miss
Cleo Flint Of Fryburg were in the city
Thursday visiting with Miss Cleo's
mother, Mrs. Geo. Flint, who recently
underwent an operation at the hos
| pital. q
John Britt came down from Medora
Thursday afternoon for medical
treatment. having had a horse fall
on his leg in the morning. Upon ex-
animation it was found that the liga-
ments of his leg were torn.
, Mrs. Josephine Jervis, wife of
Joseph Jervis, a farmer living near
Gaylord, a brought to the city in
a very critical condition the latter
part Of last week. She died at the
hospital Sunday. Death was due to
consumption from which she had been
suffering for several months.
H. P. Halstead and E. A.. Bailey,
under the firm name of Halstead &
Bailey, are opening a plumbing and
heating office in the Leonberger
building formerly occupied by Plumb
err Smith. Their stock will be here
within a few days and in the mean
time they are ready to look after re-
pair jobs.
A few cases Of mumps have been
children have been kept out of school.
So far as known the two cases of
scarlet fever reported last week are
the only mes in the city. The quar-
antine on one was to be raised the
last of this week and the other next
week.
Mike Hogan is thinking of taking
a trip to Owatonna, Mimi, to visit
his son some time the coming spring.
He sold his farm four miles west of
the city last fall and as 500 as he
disposes of a few good horses which
he has on hand he will be free to go
wherever he likes. Mr.. Hogan has
been out here II years and he has
done we'll.
Attorney C. H. Starke will have
business before the supreme court in
Bismarck on Saturday in connection
with the Stimson litigation. The
question up now is in regard to land
property, MI. Starke appearing for
the lady. F. E. Nc Curdy and Casey
& Burgeson are counsel for MI. Slim
son and it is expected that Mr.. Nc
Curdy will look after the case at Bis
marck On Saturday.
J. F. Duis, deputy U. S. marshall,
was in Dickinson the past week and
went to New England and Rainy
Butte to summon witnesses in the J.
0. Hansel case which will be up for
hearing in, Bismarck on March 16.
It will be remembered that this party
was arrested last year under the
Mann act and bound over to U. S.
court. Murtha & Sturgeon of this
city are counsel for defendant.
Mike Gress returned the middle of
the week from Washugal, WASH,
where he recently disposed of his
dairy stock. He will soon take pos
session of the farm he purchased a
short time ago from Frank Hoff.
The HoH family exnect tn roova RI
Richardton next week and Mr.. .Gress
plans OF making a trip to the Mary
country in the meantime to get some
of his horses out there to use on his
farm. s~ ,