The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24

Leavitt Butler is home from HALL
day for a few weeks. He was the
youngest man in the bank and will be
off duty until business picks up a lit
tie.
Earl Howard, machinist at the N.
P. shops in Dickinson, left the past
week on a visit to Illinois points.
Henry Young takes his place at the
round house.
Would like work on a farm where
wife can stay. Knows about gas en-
gines and firing. Write Thomas M.
Burch, Gen. Delivery, Dickinson, N:
D.-adv. 4-24-3t
The Elks will have another high
class concert at their auditorium on
Wednesday, April 18th, when the
Gamble Concert Co. will appear.
Prices for adults SOC and children Csc.
The Dickinson Vulcanizing Shop
has a gasoline filling station at the
curb on Willard Street. This is the
shop where you get your tire repairs.
adv. 4-24-2t
]. Edward Tufft, owner of the Dick
inson Wardrobe, has decided to re-
main in the Fred Thompson building,
where he moved after the fire in the
Walton block.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Smiley came in
from the south country Sunday, where
they had been for two weeks. Mr..
Smiley returned Sunday evening and
will be gone some time, having some
carpenter work to do.
Slope County News:-Just as we go
to press it is learned that Amidon is
to have a resident physician in the
person of DR.. J. w. Stribling, who
| will move to Amidon next week. He
| will have his office in the new cottage
now being built on Main street.
1t is expected now that o. Schwartz
will have to be in Flasher for several
months to manage the Schwartz &
Singer store during the absence of A
Singer, who is trying the mud baths
in Minnesota for his poor health
Mrs. Schwartz expected to join he1
husband the last of the week.
Attorney T. F. Murtha went to Bis.
marck early in the week to argue the
cases of Marquart and Holubuk
against H. B. Schaffner. Attorney F
E. McCurdy represented the defent,
ant. The Dickinson Motor Car Co
case against The Gahr Motor Sales
Co. was to be argued on the 23rd
Kenneth Clark went down for this
case.
John F. Luhmann, who was in Mon.
day in his Case auto, stated that he
had $50 acres of ground ready fol-
seed, but up to that time had not
sown any grain. He does not like toe
early seeding but thought he woulo
commence soon after the goth. The
ground out south is moist, and Mr.
Luhmann seemed to think that May
would be time enough for rain.
Richard and James Ivey of Regent
came in Sunday from Fargo, where
they had been attending the Dakota
Business College. Richard will have
a position with the N. P. the first O.
May at Dillworth in the superintend
ent's office. James has been taking
shorthand but has not decided upol
any line of work yet. These young
men went out from Dickinson via New
England to their home in Hettinge.
county. Richard Ivev was formerl.
employed in the PRESS office.
Ben VOLTA, who recently came herr
from Onalaska, Wis, has a position
with the Northern Pacific Ry. Co. a
the freight house. Mr.. VOLTA come:
to Dickinson in order to school his sol
and for the further purpose of being
near his farm at Daglum which ht
has rented for a term of years. Mrs
VOLTA expected to go to Daglum thi:
week to assist at the j. O. Daglun
home. It is understood that Post
master Daglum's health is poor ane
that he needs to go away for treat
ment. Mrs. Daglum is a sister of Mr.
VOLTA.
Otto H. Wichmann and C.. H. Jone:
drove in from Desart last Saturday
to transact business for a few hours
The trip was made via New England
in the latter's car in about two hour:
and twenty minutes. Mr.. Jones Ii
president of the First State bank o:
Desart. Mr.. Wichmann, it will be re
membered, lost his wife the first O.
the month and he is now facing thu
problem of bringing up the mother
less children in the way they shoule
&c. A sister in Canada has Offered
to take his daughter, Marguerite, bu
Mr.. Wichmann wants to keep tn
family together if he can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Peterson lief
on Monday with their daughter, Mis-
Thelma, for Minneapolis, where the!
were going to consult DR.. Head,
noted Specialist on lung trouble. MI
Peterson came down from Medora il