The Dickinson press., 1915-02-27
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LOCAL NEWS

Odds weekend Special! Caramel
ice cream.-adv. 2-27-1t
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Schwartz on February 18th.
Found-a chain. Inquire at home
of l.. A. Davis.-adv. 2-27-1t
Charles w. Sylvester secured bonds
on Saturday and went east Sunday
morning.
Apprentice girl wanted. Apply to
Mrs. c. L. Bowen, milliner, Dickinson.
adv. .2-27-2t
Dan Madison, who was down for
the Beach game and to visit in the
city, returned to his home Sunday
morning.
John Ochesenfeld, who teaches the
school eve miles south of the city,
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
in the city.
L. A. Davis was able to be around
town the first of the week. He ex-
poets to gain strength more rapidly
when spring weather comes.
Del Cutnaw spent the week at
New England, finishing the wiring of
the new school house there and COM
mencing work on the Larson build
ing.
Mrs. Mott, mother of Mrs. S. C.
Barnes, expected to return to Mis-
souri, this week. Mrs. Mott has been
visiting her daughter in this city for
several months.
Miss Laura Ellsworth arrived in the
city Sunday morning to be present at
the Masonic banquet and ball Monday.
Miss Ellsworth is employed at the
capitol during the Legislature.
A. D. Heaton went to Wibaux on
Tuesday to look after business at the
Geo. Heaton Lumber Co. yard. He
did not expect to visit the Sentinel
Butte yard on this trip as he some
times does.
Hebron Tribune:-Tom Rutherford
. came over from Intake, Montana,
last Sunday and visited his friends.
Mrs. Rutherford, who lives at Eugene,
Oregon, is visiting him at his Mon
tana headquarters.
Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland went to Miles
City the latter part of last week to
visit with MI. and Mrs. j. G. Sanders.
Mr.. Mcfarland went up Saturday to
spend Sunday, returning with Mrs.
Mcfarland Monday morning.
Mrs. o. L. Rapp and Miss Mabel
Rapp of Fryburg arrived in the city
Saturday and spent several days Wis
iting at the Geo. Rapp home. Mrs.
Rapp remained over until Tuesday to
attend the Masonic party.
Among the good rooters who will
be on hand to see that Dickinson is
representa- on the side lines at Bis
marck during the series of basket
ball are Dan Heidi, Joe Hledik,
Richard Marsh and Harry Gardner.
Register of Deeds w. j. Ray was
in the city Wednesday. He left in
the afternoon for Miles City to at
tend to some legal matters and to see
how the horse sales were going. He
expected to be away only a day or
two.
Christ Lee arrived in the city Sat-
urday evening to be on hand for the
annual Masonic banquet and ball,
W11CI COOh pldCC V1Olludy cVClll1lSs
Messrs. Lee and Wilcox are feeding
some $50 head of cows and calves on
the reservation and all are doing
nicely.
T. G. Saunders came in the past
week in his car from the ranch to
spend a few days with his family in
Dickinson. He found the roads quite
good this side of Manning. At his
ranch he said there was just about
the right amount of snow and stock
was doing well.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Ferris left
last Saturday for Great Falls, Mont,
where Mr.. Ferris had a fine position.
They will make their home there in
the future. Mrs. J. P. Danson, a sis
ter of Mrs. Ferris, now resides in
Great Falls, which will make it
pleasant for both families.
Dan Buckley came in Tuesday
morning with his son, Merle, from
Daglum. They came to South Heart
with a sled, taking the train to Dick
inson. The son came in to attend
school again. MI. Buckley stated
that there was over a foot Of snow
on the level around Daglum.
Miss Rose Flanagan returned Mon
day from the Twin Cities, where she
has been visiting since making her
purchasing trip to Milwaukee and
Chicago. Miss Flanagan spent much
time in the large cities in selecting
her complete stock of the latest styles
of spring and early summer millinery.
Albert Behonek returned the latter
part of last week from Sioux Falls,
S. D., where he had been visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Behonek. The Behonek family moved
there early last fall. Albert still re-
sides here, having a good position in
the Dean billiard parlor. :.
John Fischer thinks that he has
lever seen a finer February than the
month just drawing to a close. The
weather has not been very cold and
there has been but little snow on the
ground. The cattle at his Green river
farm have been doing nicely through
ont &ho xvn&o- lodI;r~ dourn NIGHTS