The Dickinson press., 1915-10-02
LOCAL NEWS

county was down from Medora on
Monday. "
The Berringer & Petricka Auto Co.
received another carload Of Dodge
cars the first of the week.
Mrs. o. Cornell of Bakerfeld, Cali
fornia, writes that she could not get
along without the PRESS at her
home.
w. B. Howe was up from McLaugh-
lin the past week looking after crops
on his daughters farm in the vicinity
Of Hettinger.
Peter NORM was among those down
from south of Zenith last Saturday.
He had just threshed 60 acres of
wheat which gave him an average
yield of % bushels. MI
Rev. j. c. Jorgensen had his plans
made to go to New England the last
of the week to help in Sunday school
work in the Hettinger county terri
tory for ten or fifteen days.
There was a mistake in the Joe
Ridl grain report. This thrifty farm
er has 5000 bushels of No. / wheat
this season and 5000 bushels of mixed
grain, making a total of about 5000
bushels.
A son was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert D. Berry at James,
town. Mr.. Berry, brother of Auditor
Berry of Medora, is deputy state
bank examiner and formerly resided
at Mott.
w. L. Richards left for Chicago
the first of the week to look after
the sale of II carloads of beef cattle
which were shipped from Killdeer on
September %. Mr. Richards did not
expect to get home before Saturday
Charles H. Merry, who resides ~
miles south of Mott, is making his
trips to town in a new Dodge a
these days, quite different from the
rig he used to use in making trips
from Dickinson to Black butte and the
Cedar creek country in early days.
Lennon Herald:-Miss Margaret
Patterson, who has been a member
of the Herald office force for the
past three months, severed her con
nection with this office last Saturday.
Miss Patterson has not fully decided
what she will do in the future as
she has several propositions under
consideration.
Rev. Geo. N. Remission of Beach
was a passenger on mo. 2 Monday for
the Congregational conference at
New Rockford, N. Oak. Rev. A. c.
Hacke and Rev. J. G. Dickey of this
city left on earlier trains Monday
morning for the same point. H.
Dickinson is to have a new tailor
shop under the management of J. F.
Egan in the L%eonberger building, the
office being formerly occupied by
Halstead & Bailey. Mr.. Egan will
soon have his shop ready for open
ing and will bring out his family
from st. Paul within a short time.
Alfred Morgan of Fond Du Lac,
Wis, continued his journey to Port
land, Oregon, the first of the week
after a short visit with his daughter,
Mrs. D. E. Christensen, of this city.
Mr.. Morgan has decided on Port
land as his future location.
Rev. J. G. Morrison left Monday
for Mott, Regent and Marmarth,
where he was to preside in DR.. S. A.
lDanford's place at quarterly confer
ences of Methodist churches. DR..
Danford was unable to be present on
account of being called suddenly to
St. Paul, where his son is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Heaton and
son Of Forsyth, Mont, arrived the
first of the week, a little earlier than
expected, from a short visit with
Mr.. Heaton's parents in the Twin
Cities, and are now settled in the
Burnett fiat in the PRESS building.
C. B. Thompson, an old chum of D.
%. Christensen, came over from
New England and after spending a
few days with his friend, left Mon
day for the east. He is a retired
merchant, having sold out his large
mercantile business at Abbotsford,
Wis, and is now seeking a new loca-
ton.
Ferdinand MasSarek, ST., and son,
John, arrived from Santa Rosa, Calf,
on Saturday. They have been away
for several months and have returned
to make Dickinson their hone once
more, having taken rooms at the ].
L. McCutchan home. Ferdinand, clerk
at Reed Bros store, is with his father
and brother.
A. F. Collar, the Underwood type
writing machine agent, was in the
city the past week, looking over old
machines and installing new ones.
Court stenographer Richard Boulger
was among those getting new Under
woods on this trip. Recently Mr.. Col
lar replaced two old Underwoods at
the school house with new machines.
County Engineer W. R. veigel and
his brother, A. G. Veigel, of Mankato,
Mimi, who is visiting here, left for
Medora on Monday, where the form
er is spending the most of his time
also of Mankato, left for Ashland,
Mont, Wednesday, being Joined en-
route at nMedora by A.. G. Veigel.
All three gentlemen expected to Mlbe