The Dickinson press., 1915-03-13
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. L. Scott was quite sick the
past week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Conlin on Monday.
Charles Corbett, the Belfeld meat
market man, was a visitor in the city
on Thursday.
Special Sale on Household Rubber
Gloves, Saturday only, at 39c per pair,
at Benzie Drug Co.-adv. 3-13-1t
C. j. Kunz left on Thursday for
Manning to look after the Northwest
ern Abstracting Co. office for a few
days.
Mrs. Robert Wilcox and others in
Dickinson recently received pleasant
letters from Mrs. Manning, who is
spending the winter at Long Beach,
California.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Perkins and
Miss Mildred hope to leave on a visit
to California the coming week. They
expect to 60 out via st. Paul and the
Santa Fe route.
The two boys who left home with
out permission last Saturday night,
were headed off at Bismarck and re-
turned to the city Tuesday evening.
Repairing promptly attended to and
your job, we can save you n
Drop in and let us talk it over with
you. Halstead & Bailey.-adv. 3-13-tf
Ex-Gov. Frank White arrived in
the city Thursday afternoon to make
Knight Templar inspection at Mason
ic hall in the evening. He expected
to return home on the early morning
train Friday.
Saturday sale of Household Rubber
Gloves, SOC per pair, at Benzie Drug
Co.-adv. 3-13-1t
See the twenty thousand people in
costume in the great play Julius
Caesar" at the opera house Wednes-
day, March II. The cost of this film
for one day alone is $75. Prices,
down stairs SOC and gallery 25c.-adv.
This paper is in receipt of a hand
some photograph of Thomas S. Under
hill, taken at St. townsville, N. Y, on
February a, his 8Oth birthday. Mr..
Underhill is looking fine, but he is
still a little weak from his serious
cold Of some time ago.
DR.. Justus Ohage was called to st.
Paul by the serious illness of his
father. Word was received the mid
die of the week that DR.. Ohage, ST.,
was getting along nicely and that the
son would return to Dickinson the last
of the week.
The James O'Hare case against S.
S. Sutherland ome up on motion in
supreme court at Bismarck on the
18th, when Attorney T. H. Pugh will
appear for plaintiff and Attorney C..
H. Starke for defendant. Mr.. Suther-
land won his case in the district court.
Wanted-A good responsible man
to lease my lunch DON and billiard
hall. Must act quickly on account of
other business. If you can't lease
will pay good wages. Frank l.. Part
ridge, Box 1858, Manning, N. D.
adv. 3-13-tf
Miss Katherine Coleman is home
from Bismarck. During her work ir
the legislature she was appointed to
take the proceedings of the board of
control and had several interesting
trips to the asylum at Jamestown and
other state institutions. Miss Cole
man is one of the best stenographers
| in North Dakota.
Walter Farrand was called to the
, city the first of the week by the ill
: ness of his sister, Miss Norma E
/. Farrand, who underwent an operation
T.. ~z-J4s, H1,1,J1x- os~1+ NJ
Farrand reports that his horses are
, all doing nicely. They have been able
! ! to rustic all winter as the snow is not
1 very deep where is located.
C. F. Wilde, formerly a resident Of
: this city and conductor on the N. P.
, was a. visitor in Dickinson on Thurs
: day, having stopped off between trains
y to shake hands with his old friends
and look after some business affairs
Mr.. Wilde was returning from Chi
cago to his home in Missoula, Mont
f He is still in the employ of the N. P
E Bismarck Palladium:-Mrs. Mar,
' Turner of Gladstone has been a CUES
: at the Mckenzie for a number o
S days, coming last week, and has en-
Y joyed some of the numerous socia
= aIa1fS OIL Cne pdSC Lew udyS. MILE
Claude Turner, her daughter-in-law
who has been here a number of time
= during the session, is also at the Nc
Kenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick wanna reg
istered at the North Dakota buildin,
q on March 5. They were delighte'
with the beautiful N. D. building an
+ the wonderful display of grains
- grasses and corn from our state
- They have been making a tour of tn
e southern cities of California but wer
o. eagerly looking for Dickinson news i
. the PRESS.
t T. G. Saunders came in the first o
the week from his ranch in Dun
county in his auto. The roads wer
g not good and he did not expect the
. would be any better on his return tn
. q e+ of tho uyoek Mr. Saunders ha