The Dickinson press., 1915-09-11

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the school house.
Fred Deiters of the Dakota Ignite
Mines Co. went to Fargo on Tuesday
to look after coal business.
Paul Kittleson and Wayne Kline
felter autoed to Hebron on Sunday,
spending the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kittleson.
Mrs. Carroll, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. J.. Leonberger, for
some time, left Wednesday for a visit
in Wisconsin.
Miss Stella Hagar went out Tues
day afternoon to her school in the
Stolz district, about II miles south
east of Dickinson.
Found-Bunch of keys between
Taylor and Richardton, with R. S.
Sherlock, New Salem, N. D., on name
plate. Call at this office.-adv.
Mrs. M. Blick was reported this
week as gaining rapidly at St. JOS
eph's hospital and it was thought
that she would be able to return home
soon.
Mrs. George Dobson and son,
Lawrence, returned the first of the
week from a very pleasant weeks
visit with Mrs. Teckla Berry at The
Jordan in Glendive.
Sheriff and Mrs. Geo. J.. Brown
came through in their Oldsmobile
from Perham, Mimi, in two days.
They brought Nj. and Mrs. j. w.
BernS along with them.
Place your farm loan with the Mer-
chants Loan & Securities Co., a CON-
pany that is able to see you through.
Merchants National bank, Dickin-
sOn.-adv. 12-19-tf
Earl Branick, Ellis Hoist and
James Kittleson were expected home
the last of the week from the Twin
Cities and Wisconsin points. Mr..
Hoist planned on getting a new Olds-
mobile in the cities, using the same
for the return trip.
Miss Edith Karcher, who has been
visiting for about two weeks at the
A. R. Fossum home, left Monday for
her home at jamestown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fossum were expecting a niece
of his, Miss Myrtle Lindburg, from
Portland, Oregon, the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Diedrich were
caught in the heavy rain in Dunn
county on Sunday while making their
return trip from Killdeer and Man
ming. On account of not having
chains the car skidded and turned on
it's side. Fortunately no enc was in
jured.
Mrs. j. L. MeCutchan and son,
Vernon, are expected back today (Sat-
urday), the former from a two
weeks visit with her parents at
Leon, Iowa, and the latter from an
extended trip in the west. Mr.. Nc
Cutchan met his mother at Leon and
they are en- route home together.
Howard Sweeney celebrated his
10th birthday on Wednesday with a
; party to about twenty of his friends.
Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, Towards mother,
!, assisted by Miss Vera Berringer,
served a fine lunch at half past five
and the guests went home, all agree
ing that Howard was a pleasant little
!, host.
Mrs. F. l.. Roquette and daughter,
Miss LaVerne, plan on leaving the
first of next week for Minneapolis
F where Miss LaVerne will enroll at
the Northwestern Conservatory of
; music. They also expect to visit a
short time with Mrs. Frank Tubbc-
sing in st. Paul and take in the
; sights.
t Mrs. E. j. Scharf came in Sunday
from near Manning, with her two
: sons, Bertram and Roy, who will at
, tend school here, Bertram staying at
: L. H. Nichols and Roy at Wilson
Eyer's. Miss Mildred Heffron and
, Edward Roberts, who had been visit
, ing at the Scharf farm, came in with
, Mrs. Scharf and the boys.
Miss Una H. Milne, associate edi-
, tor of the Odd Fellows Review, pub
on Tuesday and Wednesday, meeting
the local lodge members in the inter
; ests of her paper. Miss Milne went
, her way to San Francisco for the
national meeting of the Odd Fellows
Howard Lyster came over from
r Dunn county via Richardton on Mon
, day to get some dental work done
He did the work alone of seeding 10C
acres of grain this year or the home
:, farm and has a wheat crop that
! promises a yield of at least 20 bush.
els to the acre. All late grain out
: that way is seriously damaged by
rust. Arthur Lyster, who has beer
working for the Northern Pacific, i.
l home now helping with harvest. Tht
: crop will be marketed at Dodge, the
town Is miles north, between Hall
day and Golden Valley.
. Editor and Mrs. r. w. Robertson
and little daughter came in Sunday
f from Dunn Center. They got into the
:, mud on the flats the other side Of
the breaks but the Killdeer ball play.
ers came along about that time anc
very kindly put their shoulders tt
, the wheel and oon had the publishe,
t and his party on dry land. Nh. Rob
, ertson returned home the first of the
t week, accompanied by James R., Stew
] art and Clvde. who were to snend ths