The Dickinson press., 1915-05-29
LOCAL NEWS
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Taylor visited friends in Dickinson
for several days this week.
F. E. Deiters, salesman for the Da-
kota Ignite Mines Co., returned Mon
day from a business trip to Glendive.
G. j. johnson, chief deputy bank
examiner, has been appointed e.
aminer, to succeed S. G. Servertson,
resigned.
T. S. Underhill, Mrs. B. Lepper and
Miss Mabel Hyde were at the Spring
vale farm south of Antelope the first
Of the week.
Hon. L. A.. Simpson is to be the
Memorial day speaker at Beach, the
exercises to be held in the opera house
Sunday afternoon.
j. Kafky, a general merchant at
Richardton, was one of the extra men
called for jury duty in the Sylvester
case on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Schmidt, the deserted
wife of Robert Schmidt, was making
homestead proof at the Dickinson U.
S. land office this week on 100 acres
in the vicinity of South Heart.
Mrs. C. w. Palmer and Mrs. r. H.
Monteith drove out to the R. B. Pei
ton place Sunday, returning Monday
evening. They found everything in a
fourishing condition.
Mrs. Catherine Ray, who has been
spending three months on the coast,
was visiting Mrs. Kihm at Billings
and Mrs. Berry at Clendive this week
and is expected home by June 1.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church will be enter
tanned Thursday, June 10, at the
church parlors by Mesdames Eldred,
F~rankenberg, Funk and Frcelich.
MIR. and Mrs. H. E. Scott of Werner
leave Friday night for California, ex-
pecting to spend the entire summer
there. They came to Dickinson early
in the week to reserve their sleepers,
and visited at the L. Scott rome
while here.
Fred Dunn of jamestown visited
in Dickinson over Sunday with
friends, returning home on Monday.
He is we'll pleased with this country
and is thinking of returning to the
city to take up work as an automobile
expert.
Misses Florence and Ellen Walton
were in San Francisco and at the
North Dakota Exposition building
about ten days ago, arriving there ~
boat from San Diego. They left for
Iowa points via Kansas City and are
expected home in Dickinson almost
any day now.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. knott of Fergus
Falls, Minnesota, arrived Saturday to
visit a few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Ernest E. Anderson. They are
en- route to the exposition at San
Francisco and San Diego and will
make stops at several other points IN
the west.
Miss Elizabeth McArdle, chief
operator for the North Dakota indie
pendent Telephone Company Of this
city, left Thursday morning Tor
Stanley, N. D., for a ten days VISIT
with her parents and other relatives
and friends. Miss Frances Nolan IS
acting as chief operator during MISS
McArdle's absence.
/ Mrs. 7. d.. Casey arrived home
Thursday from La Crosse, where she
was. called some weeks ago by n
illness OF, her mother, who died n
days after Mrs. Casey's arrival. All
the five children from a distance
reached home in time to see their
mother alive and to be, with the three
in La Crosse at her death: bed.
"A. p. Ellian, distributing agent for
tho Saxon make Of autos in this
part of the state, has q carload snip
ment of cars coming direct from n
factory which should reach Dickinson
next week. The sale for this make
of cars has been such that the makers
have been behind in filling orders.
Arthur Lyster is with the N. P.
bridge gang which reached Dickinson
the first of the week from the west.
He has been with the company IN
Louis Berg's since March n
likes his work very much. Ills
mother and brother are taking care
of the farm out north of Taylor IN
Dunn county. .,T
/ Oh. Flint of the Occident elevator
| and Cashier A. O.. Christensen were
| in the city from Fryburg on Monday
| Mr. Christensen was on his way to
the bankers meeting at Bowman.
These gentlemen r very enthusiastic
about their town and r doing their
share toward the development OF the
country in their locality.
Miss Marion Howe, who has been
at Medora the past few months, first
in the register of deeds office and
later with the Abstract & Title Co.,
has gone to Beach to work for the
same company. The transfer is q
promotion. Miss Howe was guest OF
honor at a party given by the Medora
girls at the Tester home.
Harry E. Johnson, special factory
representative of the Maxwell Motor
Car Co., visited with II. K. Nichols,
the local agent, the past week: He Is
well pleased with the Maxwell sales
in the state this season, stating that
the company had sold more during
the month Of April than during the
entire, year 1914, and May promises
to be even larger than the past
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