The Dickinson press., 1915-07-31
LOCAL NEWS

Joe Auth and family spent Sunday
in Gladstone at the Rothschiller home.
. Mrs. Duncan Christensen and son
went to the Medora celebration Fri
day.
Mrs. Tom Johnson and son were in
from Manning visiting relatives this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Sarchct was up from
New England to spend a day in the
city recently.
Representative c. C. Turner was
up for the Gov. Hanna lecture last
Saturday night.
J. o. Mullaney left on Thursday for
the Fargo fair, expecting later to go
to Iowa on land matters.
Manager L. J. Willis of the Lyric
Theatre spent a couple of days at
Beach and Wibaux this week.
Bulletins of the state golf tourna-
ment at Grand Forks Tuesday will be
posted in the Mcdonald drug store.
Max Beres and daughter, Miss
Katie, went to Gladstone on Sunday
to attend the funeral of a relative.
Lost-W. C. T. U. silver medal.
Suitable reward offered to finder.
Edna Fay Martin.-adv. 1t
Mrs. E. E. Ohlfs, who underwent
a very serious operation this week,
was reported quite a little better Fri
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Swope leave
Sunday for Philadelphia and other
points east. They expect to be gone
two months.
Auditor j. A. Berry of Medora,
who had been appraising lands north
of Belfield, was in Dickinson last Fri
day for a few hours.
Deputy Henry Brown was host at
a private dancing party at the Elks
club Thursday evening. Fifteen
couples were invited.
Mrs. O. B. Frankenberg has been
confined to her bed this week and the
physicians seem in doubt as to the
aus of her indispesition.
Mrs. Minnie K%linefelter expects her
son, Wayne, in from his homestead
near Grassy Butte Sunday. He will
probably remain about a month.
Among the cars leaving Friday
morning for Medora were the lessen,
Lillibridge and Peck cars from Dick
inson and the Culver car from Glad
stone.
DR.. and Mrs. Long left Wednesday
for a few days. visit at the doctors
home at Elysian, Minnesota. They
expect to return by the 9th or 7th of
August.
The Fred w. Turner garage is fast
nearing completion, and is a great
Improvement to Willard street. The
immense roof. Orders were being
placed this week.
Lost-On the streets of the city, a
black ribbon watch fob with a Leland
Stanford University seal. Reward Of
fered to finder. Mrs. VIM. Koste-
lecky.-adv. 7-3-tf
Judge Fred Maser received word
from his son, Walther, who is attend
ing the Annapolis Naval school, that
he had qualified as marksman, hav-
ing made 218 out of 300 shots.
C. B. Hanson will have a comnany
of Illinois land buyers in Dickinson
the coming week. From pr sent in
dications he will have land seekers
coming often the rest of the season.
Cole Duet of Long Beach, Calf,
arrived in the CITY Tuesday, being the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thomp-
son. He likes this country very
much and will likely take some land
out here.
Leigh Smith, full registered phar-
macist, arrived Wednesday from Far
go to take a position in the McDon-
aid Drug store. w. ]. Orchard also
has as his assistants Oscar Nelson
and Fred Maser.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Clark left
on No. 4 Thursday morning after a
ten days visit in the city. Mr.. Clark
goes to the Williston experiment sta
ton and on to Montana while Mrs.
Clark will visit her family at Fargo.
The Soules & Butler Agency are ex-
pcCC1uS d Cdr VI dlS0 duCOlIlOU1lco
Monday, consisting of two Holly
wood models and one Fairfield model.
These autos are all for delivery and
the firm expects another carload in a
week,
L.. J.. Detloff returned Monday from
his vacation spent in Chicago. While
gone he had quite an exciting expert
ence, having been just across the
river when the "Eastland" disaster
occurred and witnessed the dreadful
scene.
Palladium :-Frank Milhollan ar
rived in the city from Dickinson last
Saturday, having accepted the super
intendency of the Palladium Printery.
Mr.. Milhollan is one of the best print
ers that ever struck the capital city
and is always o the job.
The following parties received mar
riage licenses from Judge Fred
Maser's office this week: Thomas J.
Vrzal of Manning and Miss Minnie
Sadowski of Dickinson and Arius
Dill