The Dickinson press., 1915-07-17
LOCAL NEWS

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Sunday and was buried Monday from
the Bohemian Catholic church in this
city. Burial was in the Bohemian
cemetery:
Miss Gordon, the efficient house.
keeper at the Bachelor Club, is leav-
ing for Regent to visit her sister,
Mrs. Luce and family.
The first of a serious of cottage
prayer meetings vas held Thursday
night at the w. T. Nickle home. Fri
day night a meeting was held at the
home Of Oscar Farr.
Miss Isabelle Krebsbach of Adams,
Mimi, who has been visiting at the
DR.. O. c. M%aercklein hoem for about
two weeks, expected to leave Satur-
day in company with Mrs. Maerck-
lein for a visit at Napoleon, N. D.,
and then on to her home.
Miss Rose Flanagan, of the Vogue
Millinery, intends to leave for a five
or six weeks vacation in st. Paul the
first of the coming week. Miss
Davies is expected back from the
cities about the middle of August
and until that time the Vogue Mil
linery will be closed.
Editor and Mrs. R. w. Robertson
and little daughter, Henrietta, were
to leave Thursday afternoon in their
car for their home in Dunn Center,
having visited a few days with Mrs.
Robertscn's mother, Mrs. J. R. Stew
art, who came in with them after a
chOrf vicif o,1f %horo
Mrs. j. ]. Sweeney and son, How
ard, returned Thursday from Hokah,
Mimi, where they have been visiting
for the past two weeks with rela-
tives. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Sweeney's sister, Miss Marguer-
tie, who will visit here for about a
month.
Miss Ida Barbeau, manager of the
Dickinson Abstract and Real Estate
Co., left Friday for St. Paul and
Lake Pulaski, where she will spend
her vacation Of several weeks. While
she is away, Miss Frances Burnett
will have charge of the work in the
abstract office.
MI. and Mrs. R. Corwin of Bessie,
N. D., who were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. K. Nichols for about a
week, left for their home Friday in
the Nichols car. The day before
starting on this trip, Mr.. Nichols re-
turned from the Golden Valley coun-
try, where he had taken MI. Hodge,
an insurance adjuster for the Mid
die West.
Two touring cars, which had come
over the Red Trail, were in the city
Friday. One owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
R. J. Falor of Akron, Ohio, was
bound for the coast. The other con-
tanning MIR. and Mrs. T. J. Thompson
and children of Barron, Wis, was to
go only as far west as Gorham.
| Both parties say that they found the
trail we'll marked but that the roads
were very muddy.
Mrs. Beulah Burgess and daughter,
| Vivian, of Rock Rapids, Iowa, are
guests of Mrs. Burgess sister, Mrs.
w. S. Henderson, of this city. They
| will leave for home in about a week,
stopping off at Minneapolis, among
other points en- route.
Mike Lally was taken into custody
last Saturday night. He was taken
before Justice Sterland on Thursday
and bound over to district court. 1t
looked to the authorities as though
there were more temples" about
Mikes place than would be required
for his w consumption of drinks.
President Fred w. Turner, Secre-
tary John Orchard and Surveyor w.
p Voiro1 ora opooro ithaca 1x,ho xxyayf
to Medora on Thursday for a confer
ence with the Billings county COM
missioners regarding the Little Mis-
souri, road bridge there. J. P. Hardy
of Fargo and representatives of sew
eral bridge building firms were ex-
pected to be present.
E. A. Greenwood of Valley City,
assistant state dairy commissioner,
was in Dickinson several days this
week setting forms and superintend-
ing the work of constructing two
15O-ton silos at the James c. Young
experiment farm east of the city.
These silos are being constructed of
solid concrete. The Young farm has
thirty acres Of corn and other crops
for these silos.
Saturday is the day set for the
summer school "Seeing Dickinson"
auto trip. 1t is proposed to show
the visiting teachers the city, expert
ment station, brick yards, flour mills,
etc. The trip will probably occur at
the close of work Saturday and to
accommodate all who will wish to go,
a large number of cars will be neces-
sary. Mayor White is chairman of
the committee having this matter in
charge.
Misses Hazel Fox and Bernice
Blanchard and Marion, daughter of
Attorney and Mrs. H. J. Blanchard,
expect to leave the middle of next
week for Colby, Wis, stopping off
on the way at Minneapolis. Miss
Fox will be gone about two weeks,
Miss Sadie Stanton having charge of
the books at the Roquette store in
her absence. Miss Blanchard and
Marion will remain at Colby, the for
mer's home city, for some time.
E. C. Hunt, a land man who tray
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