The Dickinson press., 1915-04-17
LOCAL NEWS

Phone 197J.-adv. 4-17-2t
For Rent-Furnished rooms. In
quire of Mrs. A. I. Peck, 220 End Ave.
W., Phone 99R.-adv. 4-17-3p
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Davis have
positions at the Dickinson experiment
station.
The st. Johns Guild will meet with
Miss Clara Wells next Wednesday at
the usual hour.
Mrs. L. w. Kindley and children of
Medora were visiting with friends in
Dickinson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Jones of Desart
were in this city the first of the week
shopping and visiting with friends.
Mrs. Clifford Smith and baby re-
turned to their home in Beach Satur-
day after spending a couple of weeks
in this city.
Mrs. Clinton Davis and children
left Tuesday morning for Austin,
Mimi, to visit two weeks with rela-
tives.
Miss Esther Boehlke spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss Lillian Boehlke,
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on No. 1 Monday morning.
Mrs. N. j. Steffen came to Dickin-
son on No. 2 Saturday and returned
the same evening to Belfield with Mr..
Stefen in the car.
Mrs. Max LANCE came to Dickinson
Tuesday to have some dental work
done and returned to her home at
Killdeer Wednesday.
Master Mechanic B. P. johnson of
Glendive was in the city on Wednes-
day, going through to Mandan on No.
2.
The Brown Dairy recently delivered
three cows to the James C. Young
farm east of the city, the considera-
ton being $500.
O. Schwartz, of Schwartz & Singer,
is in Flasher again looking after the
firms store there while the local man.
ager is away for medical treatment.
Conductor A. w. Ellickson now has
a run between Dickinson and Glen
dive. He does not know how long
business will be such that he will re-
main down this way.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Knapp and
children autoed to Killdeer Wednes-
day, taking Mrs. Max LANCE, who
spent a couple of days in Dickinson,
to her home in that place.
Miss Ida Wagner and Miss Mary
Parkers last week, left for their
homes at Glendive on Sunday instead
of Thursday of last week as they had
planned.
Mrs. Layton George came in from
Oakdale Sunday and visited with
friends until Wednesday afternoon
when she returned with her husband
who drove in from Oakdale Tuesday
evening.
Maynard Hagerman of Roundup,
| Mont, is the new grocery clerk at the
F. L. Roquette Department store, be-
/ ginning his work there Wednesday.
Maynard is a brother of Mrs. Fred
Hall and formerly lived in this city.
l. Mr., and Mrs. julius Hoist left Mon
day for Shakopee, Minnesota, where
they expect to spend about three
weeks. Mi. Hoist has been ailing for
the past month and it is hoped that
the treatment at Shakopee will be
beneficial. -
1t will be noticed this week that
there is a little change in the firm
name Of Finger & Van Dyke, it ap-
pearing now as E. A. Finger Co. Mr..
Finger is the senior member Of the
firm as heretofore and collects all
sums due the old firm.
Miss Eleanor Davis spends from
Friday evening until Saturday after
noon of each week at Belfeld,- where
she has a large class Of piano pupils.
Miss Davis finds her work at Belfield
very interesting, as all of her pupils
are good workers and show great
promise for the future.
A. P. Langdon has resigned his po-
sition as local manager of the Heaton
Lumber Co. yard at Killdeer in order
to go to his farm, his plan being to
raise some stock along with grain
growing. C. T. Gudgell, who has been
with the Heaton Lumber Co. at
Wibaux, has been given the position
given up by Mr.. Langdon.
Charles Will, sheriff of Billings
county for two terms, was in Dickin-
son last Saturday from his ranch on
Sully creek, six miles south of Me-
dora. Mr.. Will has a homestead of
800 acres and on the bottom lands
tills 40 acres, raising mostly fodder
crops, which are fed to his cattle.
John Foster is now sole proprietor
of the barber shop in the Dakota Ma
tional bank basement, having bought
the interest of his partner, Fred Funk,
in the same. Mr.. Funk is at Man
ming this week, taking charge of his
brothers. shop while the owner looks
up some. homesteads IN which they
can make filings.
The past week Ellis Hoist, local
agent, received a carload of Oldsmo-
biles. One was taken by Sheriff Geo
j. Brown, another by Ed. Partridge
and the third was taken to New Eng
land on Monday by John P. Grady
who has taken the agency for Het-
finger county. These cars are all s.
passenger, electric lighted, self start
ers, and have everything found on the
best 1915 autos. F.. a..
4 B. E. Kennedy and little daughter
Moro11oritnt left Tuesday 7nOrninp fOl