The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19

to Dickinson Tor school advantages.
Do you know the secret of keeping
cool during hot weather? It's easy.
Keep the bowels free, with HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea and you will be
surprised how sweet and cool you will
feel. Welton Mcdonald G. Co.
adv. 6-5-4t
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Cooke, Mrs.
Candee and Miss Ruth and John Lit
tie we're up from Gladstone for Sun
day evening services. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooke came up from Bowman county
to visit a few days before going to
Camp meeting at Jamestown.
The dance at the Wilcox ranch
Saturday evening did not materialize
for the people this side of the
"breaks." We have not heard if the
weather was more propitious the
other side. Robert Wilcox was in
Dickinson and could not get out until
Monday morning on account Of the
rain Saturday.
The education that puts brains in
your finger tips, that enables you to
get the result before the other fellow
gets through biting his pencil, pays.
That is the education you get at the
Mankato Commercial College. That
is the education YOU need, and you
can get it. Send for catalog.
adv. 6-5-4t
William Vogt, who is farming 300
acres this season on his Dunn county
place near Manning, raj ~transacting
business in Dickinson on Wednesday.
He stated that the frost had damaged
the potato crop out his way, but the
grain crop was looking well and he
thought with a little warm weather
everything would come along nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. N. L. Gartley and
family returned Monday from a five
weeks visit at White Bear Lake,
MIMI, with Mrs. Gartley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. van der Las, and in
Wisconsin with her sister, Mrs. De-
vine. On the way DR.. Gartley at
tended a dentists meeting at the
Minnesota u. last Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. c.. D. Itch has been at her
home for several weeks and is re-
covering slowly from her operation
of last month. She is still weak and
will not be able to get around very
much for some time, although she
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terstate Bank or Sentlnel Butte Was
greeting ola TRENDS at tne depot pay
form on TUESDAY: ne was on ms
way TO TO aI1end Inc State
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MI. n Mrs. I. H.. Fenaergast
came up from Hettlnger IN tnelr auto
on thursday to spend a Few Gays
with her father, justice "A: r. folsom'
who mas been very poorly inc past ten
days: he Is stopping az Gne nome VI
his daughter, Mrs. ID. +. beldler, ano
at last reports was gettlng a nue.
better, being able to walk arouno 1he
house some.
Verne Reed, who held up a carpen-
Ter aho teamster III DlcA Iastaa 49,
d yeai aee' geI.ang @n osoanaS
sen's snts - - yG Wa.Sae Toio,ot9 r.
tne tGtn from waruea th aali =" ruo,,1J
was 'lougn. no ,wl ''I S",,o% J;af;-
De re- Mtio ~ paaJ;s con1;c-
tu n i a. Az E SHa w. sa+;s6eJ that
h tnon ~, a. y nrSfess;ons w. crooI and s11b.
s %e "~J e1ents on to- nrove hat he
,,.as ,.;rht Tbo toano sfer hold nm hv
Raed I,as ,o+ar cont tn the men for
fre 1ears ~ foro;no tho name of
Moroo 80 no,1e1 e
49, ,roa...o,. ovid
Mr. ana MRS. fTeo Mass sar eo a4a
5ttle son ie1t on Iu VSy s rHa o 4he~
Rosa' IN wh1cn sta'G ICY
expect 20 make ene1r I9sore !. m rUnie'
Carl Ducknorn, OF Doi%1g o LAW
norm, mercnan1s II GtaasVone' ~ nf
panied n Massarek IS i1 1o = sl oo.st y.
some SIX weeks on Ine faclllc codSC'