The Dickinson press., 1915-08-28
LOCAL NEWS

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For Rent-Brick house. Inquire at
John Orchard agency.-adv. 8-14-tf
Mrs. L. M. Grub is expected to re-
turn from Manhattan, Mont, the first
of the coming month. Her son, STAN
ley Grub, drives one of the Union
delivery cars.
George Butler and sister, Miss
Ruth, returned recently from Beach
where they visited a few days with
Miss Eleanor Wall, being present by
invitation at a party given by their
hostess.
O. G. Belsheim of Mandan was in
Dickinson the first of the week to Sec
about getting a house, his plan being
to move to this city about the time
school opens next month. Mr.. Bel
sheim is interested in the First
State bank of Killdeer.
G. F. Wilson of Cedar Falls, Iowa,
a former homesteader south of Bel
field, was on his way west on Wednes-
day to look after his Stark county
land holdings. Mr.. Wilson is a
brother of Ira Wilson of Midway and
has large holdings of land in this
state.
Mrs. Maxwell Burnett and baby
returned last Saturday from Kalispel,
Mont, where Mrs. Burnett has been
visiting for the past four months.
She was accompanied back by her
sisters, Misses Margaret and Made
line Young, who expect to remain
here and attend school
Bert Waddell returned Sunday
from the Diamond c ranch, where he
had been spending his vacation and
has resumed his work at the Mer-
chants National bank. Mr.. .Waddell
stated that the Diamond C people had
left their haying to look after grain
cutting for a few days.
E. E. Anderson, district salesman
for the Avery line of machinery, went
to Beach on Tuesday to make final
delivery arrangements on threshing
outfits. His company is delivering
six complete outfits at Beach and
three at Dickinson as follows: Peter
Dvorak, Frank Pavleck and Vincent
Kadamas. The local sales are credit
ed to the Berringer & Petricka Auto
Co.
Duncan McNeal and Chas. Wod-
linger, both employed in the Berringer
Meat Market in this city, left the
latter part Of last week for Mott,
where they are to start a meat market
of their own in the building formerly
occupied by the Western Meat Com
pany. Mrs. McNeal and baby will re-
main in the city for the present, at
least.
Mandan had a large trap shoot on
the 22nd in which several Dickinson
people participated. In the 100 bird
event, Frank Ray made a score of 80
and Art Bowen IS. Joe Crosthwaite's
record was 88. R. Jennings partici-
pated in the so bird event. In the
merchandise school, Frank Ray Sc
cured a score of As and won a sack
of flour.
Little Miss Frances Mclean invited
twelve little girls over to her home
last Saturday to help her celebrate
her fourth birthday. The little n
had a merry time out on the lawn,
where they were served a fine lun-
cheon by Mrs. A.. w. Mclean, mother
OF the little nOSCeSS, VINO was assisted
by Misses Esther Ayers, Fadora
Drury and Lola Dryer.
Mrs. E. H. Knapp and children re-
turned home Sunday morning accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. VIM. Hut
sinpiller and son of Devils Lake, who
were also visiting at Mortified, MINI.
Mrs. Hutsinpiller and son expect to
remain a week or two in the city.
Mrs. Knapp took her guests and Mrs.
A. C. Hossfield to Zenith Tuesday in
the car and expected to take them al
so to Killdeer and out to VIM.
Ritchell's south of Belfeld later, to
spend Sunday. Messrs. Knapp and
Hossfeld also expected to spend Sun
day at the Ritchell place. Mr.. Hut
sinpiller, who returned with Mr..
Knapp recently, was called home by
telegram on Monday.
Rev. Albert Amundsen, who is
supplying the Congregational church
at New England for a few weeks,
was in Dickinson the middle of the
| week visiting Rev. J. C. Jorgensen.