The Dickinson press., 1915-09-18
LOCAL NEWS

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George Burgess of Medora was
t%ransacting business in Dickinson on
Tuesday.
Charles Gunkel, state school land
inspector, came down from Belfield
on Tuesday.
Harlan Reed and son, Russell, re-
turned Monday from a visit and bust
ness trip to Minnesota points.
Senator M. l.. Mcbride went to
Bismarck on Tuesday to look after
some legal matters in supreme court.
Wanted-Middle aged woman with
out children, as housekeeper for two
bachelors. Address P. o. Box 800,
Belfeld, N. D.-adv. 9-18-1t
Commissioner Del. Hughes of Bel
field was leaving Wednesday for
Iowa, having received a message to
the effect that his mother was not ex-
pected to live.
J. w. Fulcher of Portland, Oregon,
was IN his way to Chicago this week.
He is a machine man and formerly re-
| sided in Dickinson. His son was mar
ried last week to Miss Efie McEwen,
the same having been chronicled in
these columns.
The Adam Lefor car was in waiting
on Tuesday for the owner who came
in from California via St. Paul, &C.
companied by Mrs. Lefor and daugh-
ters, Misses Katherine and Bertha.
The girls have entered the Sacred
Heart Convent in this city again this
year.
Sunday, September 10, Will be OBJ
served in the Catholic churches of
Dickinson, as well as elsewhere, with
services in memory of the dead.
Services will be held in St. Patrick's
church at two o'clock, following
which, weather permitting, all will
journey to the cemetery where the
graves will be blessed. This is the
first observance of this day, which
will hereafter be observed annually
on the third Sunday in September.
The latest release of the Metro
Pictures Corporation is B. A. Rolfe's
production Of the thrilling and fasci-
mating romance "The Flaming Sword"
with Jane Grey and Lionel Barrymore
in the leading roles. "The Flaming
Sword" is a story of the sea, a hermit,
a deserted island and two faithful
lovers and constitutes one of the
best five part productions yet released.
It will be seen at the Lyric on
Wednesday, September 22.-adv.
The George Dobson residence has
been sold to Dugald Stewart of Bow
man, who takes the property Is an
investment. Mrs. Dobson has been
here from Imperial, California, for
several weeks and decided that it was
best to transfer their interests to the
Pacific coast where they expect to
make their future home. Agent F.
D. Cooper has had the Dobson house,
known in early days as the Moore
property, the past year. 1t is expect
ed now that H. L. Reichert will take
the place in a few weeks.
J. T. Becker and C. H. Blackman of
Kenosha, Wis, were Red Trail travel
ers on Wednesday, returning in their
Cole car from Montana points. They
are farmers who left home the first
Of August, going out over the Yellow
was by far the best and they were
going to tell everybody about it.
These people have a bed and cooking
outfit attached to their car and ap-
peared to be having the finest kind
Of a time.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Coffin
and family arrived from Benson,
MIMI, last Saturday, Rev. Coffin hold
ing his first services in the Episcopal
church Sunday. There are five
children in the family, two of whom,
Miss Marian and Reginald, are in
the high school. For a short while
they were occupying the Miss C. L.
Wells home, waiting for their furni-
ture to come, when they expect to
move into the Dehlinger home, east
of the court house, until the new rec
tory is built.
C. M. Smith of Hawarden, Iowa,
was in Dickinson the past week, look
ing after his land interests in west
ern North Dakota. Mr.. Smith has
been the owner of section 5 north Of
Gladstone for some years and when
here this time decided to improve the
same and accordingly purchased lum-
Der of Soules & Butler for buildings
on this farm. He also added to his
holdings by the purchase of a Sec
ton and a half of land northwest of
Killdeer. The purchase was made
through J. F. Brodie's land agency.
Editor R. w. Robertson autoed in
from Dunn Center on Sunday, accom-
panied by his father-in-law, J. R.
Stewart, and Clyde Stewart, who were
hunting out that way for about a
week. Rev. j. G. Morrison, who was
also one of the hunting party, came in
last Friday evening with J. C. Erb.
Mrs. Robertson and little daughter,
Henrietta, who have been visiting
here at the J. R. Stewart home, and
Miss Mary Pelton, who has been with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
J. Gruschus, the greater part of the
summer, accompanied Mr.. Robertson
back on Wednesday.
Wednesday, STINT Chas r. Ward