The Dickinson press., 1915-07-17

LOCAL NEWS

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law business.
Miss Bertha Simonson of Wahpe-
ton has accepted a position in the
9TH grade, Miss Edna Hackett hav-
ing resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Rapp of Fry
burg were down the latter part of
last week for a short visit with Miss
Lizzie Rapp of this city.
Miss Ella, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Roberts, won the free
for-all slow auto race at Bowman on
the Fourth The prize was $500.
G. R. C. Rogers, the Remington
Typewriter Co. man, recently visited
the towns in Dunn county and re-
ports sales at Killdeer and Dunn
| Center.
Anton Leiss recently sold his farm
at Hirschville to Stephen Walter at
$40 per acre and then bought the
John Ksiazyk farm at $22 per acre.
w. F. Blume acted as legal advisor
in the transactions.
The Prairie Home Union Sunday
School at the White school house,
six miles west of Daglum, is holding
interesting sessions and doing a lot
of good in the community.
John Reuter-, county treasurer, re-
turned Tuesday from a weeks trip
to Chicago, where he visited his
father. Incidentally, while away MI.
Reuter- played or some of the big
golf links.
Attorney T. F. Murtha, of Murtha
& Sturgeon, was in Manning on
Monday morning, returning in time
to get the train for Beach in the
evening, where he was going to try
a law case for Landlord Heath.
Supt. and Mrs. P. S! Berg were at
home last Thursday evening to Mes
DANES C. E. Ward and H. H. Porter
and Misses Hillesheim, Dumke and
Digby. On Friday evening they en-
tertained Professors Love and Mel
son and Supt. Ward.
Attorney and Mrs. T. F. Murtha
and sons, Donald and Francis, plan
to leave the first of the week on a
long auto trip into the northern part
of South Dakota and later to Min
neapolis to visit relatives. They plan
to go south via Regent, Hettinger,
Lennon and Mobridge.
Cecil Brodie, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Brodie, was
struck by a motorcycle as she was
crossing the street coming home from
church Sunday evening. Fortunately
she sustained only a slight injury on
the head, from which she is rapid
ly recovering.
J. J. Goodman of Mary came to
the city via Belield Monday evening
to spend a few days on business.
He stated that the roads part of the
way were very bad on account of the
heavy rain. A little later Mr.. Good
man intends to make a two months
trip out west, leaving his farm in
capable hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hoist accom-
panied by Misses Beulah and Tina
Brown and Margaret Reilly, came
up in their car for the ball game
Thursday, returning the same eve
ming. Miss Beulah Brown came up
again Saturday ana was the guest
of Misses Grace and Carol Mcclure
for a few days.
M. H. Schlotzhauer, who has been
in the city several weeks working
along educational lines for the uni
versity of Missouri, left last Satur-
day for the west. He intended to
stop off at various points of inter-
est en- route, including the Yellow
stone Park. Within a few weeks he
expected to be at his home at Column
bia, Mo.
Lieut.. L. r. Baird was expected
back from Devils Lake a little early,
not later than Friday, which would
tary of the Current effron Abstract
Co., to leave the first of the week
for Minneapolis on her summer vaca-
ton Of a few weeks. Mr.. Baird will
be able to look after the details Of
the office during the absence of his
sister, out Of banking hours.
The hearing in the Ludwig Krum-
enacher will case has been postponed
by Judge Maser until August % on
account of the illness of the eastern
~attorneys. Attorney w. F. Blume is
looking after the interests of the
estate. It seems that a lady, alleged
to be the former wife of deceased in
the Old Country, is making applica-
ton for a ~re-hearing. A son in St.
Paul is acting for his mother.
It rained hard again Monday eve
ming: "a The record at the experiment
station a mile west of the city was
.21 inches, but it seemed as though
it rained more in Dickinson. The
rain Friday night amounted to go
inches, making a total of "a inches
for three days. This is coming about
as fast as the farmers like to see it
The roads have not had a chance tc
get smoothed up from the heavy
June rains. 1t was also raining of
and on Tuesday.
Sunday last at the King schoo'
house five miles northwest Of Zenith
an enthusiastic Sunday School rally
was held. A picnic dinner was en-.
joyed by about thirty members Of
the school and after the regular les.
son study, Rev. J. c. Jorgenson gave
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