The Dickinson press., 1915-02-20
LOCAL NEWS

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matters Of business.
A b%ootlegger known as dutch"
was arrested and jailed this week.
He was found with the goods.
+ Mrs. H. A. Nonweiler and little son
spent several days last week visiting
at the H. H. Hafstrom home in Tay-
ler.
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Miss Rose Flanagan, who has been
in the cities purchasing the spring
stock for The Vogue Millinery, is ex-
pected back the coming week.
Justice Kampf of Gladstone had a
farmer before him this week on a
charge Of not sending his children to
school as required by law. The party
was fined $40 and costs. 49,
Attorney T. F. Murtha will leave
on Saturday for Madison, Wis, to
try a lawsuit for J. F. Brodie. He
will likely be away the most of next
week.
Misse Marion Smith and Frances
Palmer left Friday morning or the
Manning stage for their homes near
Manning, where they will visit until
Monday, as there will be no school on
Washington's birthday.
C. H. Farrand has been quite ill
the past week with heart trouble at
his home in South Dickinson. A
daughter, Miss Norma Farrand, ar
rived recently in the city and is with
her father.
About rs people from Taylor came
up Monday for the McGrath funeral.
They yer a day early, inasmuch as
Pat McGrath, the son from Minnesota,
was unable to get here until Monday
night.
Mrs. Vernon Greene returned Sum
day evening from the Twin Cities,
where she has been the guest Of Miss
Rose Flanagan the past month. Mr..
and Mrs. Greene are living in. the
Greene apartments over the drug
store.
Some of the new street lights were
put into commission this week. They
are an improvement over the old
lights and will undoubtedly give. gen.
eral satisfaction, as they cost the city
but S. per month against 81 for the
old kind.
]. C. Wells has returned from Min
| neapolis and is now busy at the
| Young farm just east of the Dickin-
son cemetery. Nelson Austin came
| back with Mr.. Wells and will be en-
| gagged the coming season in erecting
buildings at the farm.
Miss Edna Kono entertained her
Sunday school class Saturday after
noon at the Kono home. The house
was lastly decorated with hearts and
cut flowers. Some fourteen little tots
were on hand for the jolly affair.
After an afternoon of games a de-
| licious lunch was served.
A. P. Ellian has secured his Saxon
runabout for which he is the local
agent. The car arrived this week
and seems to be a mighty nice little
runabout for the money. The price
is 1896. His car is strictly up-to-date
with electric starter and electric
head light.
Frederick Preston Search and Rob-
ert Raymond Lippitt were enter
tanned Friday and Sunday evenings
at the lessen home by the Waddell
and lessen families. Mr.. Search is
an old friend of the Waddells, the
families having been great friends
for years at Marion, Ohio.
Charles E. Morris Of Billings,
| Montana. was in Dickinson the past
week in the interests Of the Oliver
| Typewriter Co. Mr.. Morris was for
merly located at Belfeld and vicinity,
later taking California territory. He
| was recently transferred back to this
section and is now looking for bust
ness the same as he was in earlier
days.
Mrs. B. H. Crawford was a delight
| full hostess at a 1 o'clock luncheon
| Saturday and at a similar function
Thursday of this week. About thirty
guests were entertained each day
The prettily appointed luncheon was
served in courses and the ladies were
fain to linger over the dainty viands
A jolly party was given. at the
Hartung home Thursday evening in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Gardne,
and Miss Frances Cook, who are Wis
iting in the city. A delicious four
course lunch was served by Mrs. Har'
tung, assisted by her daughter, Miss
| Vera, Mrs. A. r. Boxrud and Misses
Florence Dryer and Walbauer. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
cards, five hundred being the game.
ALT. j. Beall of Mandan was re-
newing acquaintance in Dickinson
| last Saturday. He vas en- route from
| Sully Spring, where he had been
visiting his son, Fred E. Beall, for two
weeks. In the mean time Mrs. Beall
had been visiting Mrs. ALI. Beall in
| Mandan. Mr.. Beall is proprietor OF
the Pioneer Paint Co. in Mandan and
enjoys a large business. The past
year he has had the painting of the
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