The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15
LOCAL NEWS

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are given at the Lyric theatre.
Medora is to have a horse sale June
2, with some 500 horses listed.
A. A. Dinsdale has had city water
put into his residence this week.
J. B. stoddard of Sentinel Butte
vas in Dickinson on Thursday.
Attorney c. H. Starke went to
Beach on Thursday to look after
court business.
Mrs. Clint Davis and children re-
turned early in the week from their
visit in Minnesota.
Ed. Lenneville is just completing a
cosy bungalow in the northeastern
part Of the city.
Miss Helen Cuskelly had a minor
operation this week and was out Of
school for several days.
w. A. DeShon, the Grill man, is
opening a dairy lunch on Sims Street
in addition to his place on Willard
Street.
Attorney T. F. Murtha was in Beach
on Thursday to defend Golden Valley
in the election contest case. The case
was dismissed.
Attorney and Mrs. ALT. O.. Nelson
came in from Dunn Center on Tues
day, taking the early train the next
day for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hacke left
Monday morning for the Twin Cities
to consult medical specialists regard
ing Mrs. Hacke's health.
Oscar Sholle of Philadelphia is the
new barber in the North Dakota
hotel. He likes it out here and X
poets his wife in a few weeks.
Mr.. Pierce, from State Commits
sioner Flint's department, attended
the meeting of some IS farmers at
Taylor last Saturday, when a cream
cry purchasing station was considered.
Joe Klinger and Peter Geiser were
settling the past week in their new
tailoring quarters in the building just
north Of the Bijou Theatre. They
moved from the Nottingham shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Rase and little
son and Mrs. Glen Casady and two
sons autoed to Regent on Tuesday for
a short visit with relatives and
friends, returning Wednesday after
noon.
Percy j. Starke, who is out from
Chicago visiting his brother, Attorney
C. H. Starke, for a few weeks, was in
the country north recently renewing
old acquaintance.
Geo. W. Kilmer, who completed
four years as county treasurer on
May 1, has several business propo-
sitions under consideration but as yet
has not determined just what he will
do in the future.
County Treasurer John Reuter- made
no mistake when he selected l.. P.
Bremen as his deputy. Mr.. Bremen
was with the Mandan Mercantile Co.
for many years and knows the people
of the county we'll. He, like Treas
urer Reuter-, speaks German.
Miss Ella Marie Christensen of
Taylor was visiting at the John Nc
Gowan home in this city on Thursday
and Friday. Miss Ada MCGOWAN for
merly taught in the Christensen
neighborhood and the past year was
engaged in the Fred Dohrmann dis
trict.
Miss Gertrude Jinsli of Beach had
an operation on her ear at st. JOS
eph's hospital on Saturday. Miss
Thompson, also from Beach, had an
operation on Monday for acute ap-
pendicitis. A second operation for
Miss Barbara Amburst was performed
on Tuesday. Her mother was in from
the farm out north, and the daughter
seems to be getting along nicely.
The report of Lieut.. F. H. Turner,
regular army officer, on the condition
of Co. K, is most gratifying. For
neatness and general efficiency, the
local company and Co. c are good,
and the only militia companies in the
state so marked. The local company
needs more recruits and with more
men in the ranks the rating would be
better. AS stated elsewhere, Capt. C.
N. Barker will be in Devils Lake next
week for officers camp of instruction.