The Dickinson press., 1915-09-04
LOCAL NEWS !

people in this locality, has sold his
| Wibaux store to II. K. Schuster.
Donald Palmer and Howard Ellis
worth of Killdeer were in on their
motorcycles recently for a short visit.
Mrs. A. D. Heaton and children left
Tuesday for a weeks visit with DR..
and Mrs. R. H. Beach of Glendive,
Mont.
Dewey Wiley left Wednesday for
the Wiley farm near South Heart, in
which vicinity he will teach the COM
ing year.
Sheriff and Mrs. Geo. Brown were
expected the latter part of the week
from their eastern trip in a new Odds
mobile car.
Mrs. Theresa Clark, at last reports,
was getting along very nicely after
her operation at the hospital Wednes-
day morning.
Louis Petricka has moved his office
to the Odd Fellows building, where
the Berringer & Petricka Auto Co.
make headquarters.
Mrs. A. w. Ellickson, who has been
visiting in the east for three months,
expects to return to Glendive after
the Minnesota state fair.
Mrs. DR.. Fisher came up from New
Salem last Saturday for a visit with
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson. Her SON.,
Johnnie, came up a short time before.
The L. A. Simpson house on Fourth
Avenue West, is being remodeled and
ENLARGED. M. l.. Auner is in charge
of the work which val started this
week.
Mrs. Angus Neil and children OF
eight miles west of New England,
came in Tuesday for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Arthur DAVIS OF
this city.
Mrs. R. L. Best and little daughter,
Edna, of Bismarck were guests this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Fossum. Mrs. Best is Mrs.
Fossum's aunt.
Raw Graf and Jack Beres went out
to the Frank Willows place south OF
Antelope on Sunday to see MAX
Beres, Jr., who is employed on the
~Springvale farm.
Mrs. E. J.. Fuller of Dunn Center
was operated on at St. Joseph's hos
pital last Saturday. Her case was
quite serious but she seems to be get
ting along nicely.
Postage Stamps-I buy, sell or ex-
leash paid for old stamp collections.
T. L. Stangebye, New England, North
Dakota.-adv. 9-4-4t
Charles. Ohet had a large part Of
his grain cut last Saturday night.
He has a little rust in his fields but
still believes that some of the early
grain will give him a yield Of 80 to
IS bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Matilda Gregorsen and chill
dren, Adeline and Floyd, we're ex-
pected to arrive from the east on
Wednesday. They have already en-
gagged rooms and will again make
- their home in this city.
Everett D. Lewis, who left for parts
unknown some weeks ago., has moi
i'll been heard from. 1t is believed that
he took his family overland to Mis-
1t souri,. A wagon he borrowed was re
e. turned in a roundabout way.
TT Mrs. Clarence Fisher, who recently
60 underwent an operation at the hos
y. pital, is visiting a week with Mrs
Henry Roberts before returning to he1
home at Mott. Mr.. Fisher was up
from Mott Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ophelia Gilmore Of Austin.
Texas, arrived last Friday to be the
= guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hodge for
two weeks. Miss Gilmore is making
i quite a tour, having been to the
2 fair in San Francisco and up in Can
D. ada.
DR.. H. Anderson, S. H. Hart ano
Register w. B. Dickson returned Mon
day evening from a two days trip in
the Mikkelson country looking ove1
pasture land. They stopped ovel
might Sunday at the Con Short ranch
out that way.
Cashier Thorkelson was down from
South Heart on Tuesday in his Olds'
mobile car to meet his brother-ln-laW'
Walter NARROW, of Enderin, N. u
Mr.. NARROW is a 500 line conductor
and his wife has been visiting at the
Thorkelson home for some time.
Miss Florence Baird, who has been
off on a vacation trip to the Twir
Cities and Wisconsin for nearly two
months, was expected back the last O.
the week to again take up her po'
sition as secretary of the Current-Hef-
from Abstract Co. Miss Daisy Wad'
dell supplied for her at the office.
Albert Donker of the Rough Ride1
hotel at Medora, was in Dickinson fo1
two days this week arranging to have
his leg re-broken and put in proper
shape. He expects to enter St. Jos
eph''s hospital within a week or twt
and submit to the operation which
it. is believed will give him a .goot
leg again. Mr.. Donker was in
runaway accident at Belfeld fou1
years ago and is the young man VIII
subsequently secured a large judg
ment against DR.. R. Colwil on
charge of malpractice. DR.. Geisel
brother-in-law Of DR.. Ohage and I
prominent Minneapolis surgeon, ex
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