The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
P. F. Suits has ordered a Dodge
Bros. auto.
J. C. F. Parker has a knee which is
bothering him these days.
A local physician was called is
miles north the past week to treat
John Trincka, who was badly cut up.
DR.. V. H. Stickney was elected pres
ident of the North Dakota Medical
Association at Bismarck on Thursday.
Mayor ALI. White is to make the
presentation speech at the high school
auditorium Friday evening, May II,
to the winner of the silver medal.
At the annual meeting Of the Chill
drens' Home society, held in Fargo
this week, John Orchard of Dickinson
was elected as a director.
Mrs. Oscar Farr, wife of the furni-
ture dealer, had quite a serious oper-
alton at st. Joseph's hospital on
Wednesday. The report Friday morn
ing was that she was doing nicely.
Mrs. Will is receiving many com
pliments upon the neatness and
roominess Of Medora's new ~postoffice
in the Will building. Mrs. Will took
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Gray, who has been postmaster for
several years.
Attorney L. A. Simpson was called
to Sentinel Butte early in the week
on legal business and he expected to
go to Beach to try a case later in the
week before Judge Nussels. He was
also retained in an important case at
Glen Ullin for the last Of the week.
Everybody should buy a ticket for
the Dorcas dance this (Friday) even
ing. The money raised is used to as
sist needy persons and families and
every dollar spent for a dance ticket
means help to some body who needs
it when he needs it.-adv.
DR.. and Mrs. N. L. Gartley and
C1llluIcIl 1C4V N1OAluhy AAASOAA ~ $500
week on a three weeks vacation which
they will spend with Mrs. Gartley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John a der
Las, at White Bear, Minnesota. 1t is
quite possible Mrs. Gartley and the
children may remain longer.
Attorneys T. F. Murtha and J. w.
Sturgeon left at an early hour Fri
day morning for Killdeer, where they
were to represent Wills Norred in an
action against Pat Lee.
Wanted-Salesman to sell u
guaranteed Oils and Paints. Expert
ence unnecessary. Profitable offer to
right party. The Empire Oil Com
pany, Cleveland, Ohia.-adv. Up
On Thursday T. F. Murtha was
notified that his side had won in the
long drawn out Smith VS.. tombstone
Ease involving land in Golden Valley.
The decision was handed down by the
supreme court.
Persy Goslett Of Miles City has
been in Dickinson the past week buy
ing war and other classes of horses.
He shipped a load to Miles City on
Wednesday and expected to get an
other carload the last of the week.
Everybody will want to e the
"Hoosier School Master" at the Bijou
on Saturday, May Is. Three shows
in the evening. The orchestra will
give such selections as "Forty-Fiv
Minutes From Broadway" Honey
moon TRAIL" ''The Midnight Sons"
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
hold their semi-annual mite box open
ing at the home Of Mrs. Allen Harle-
man, on Friday evening, May 81, at 8
o'clock. Each member has the privi-
lege of inviting one guest. Light re-
freshments will be served for the ben-
eft of this contingent fund.
D. ". Friesen, local agent, received
a new shipment of Case autos this
week. He has already made sales to
the following parties this SPRING, w:
A. earns Of Manning, J. K. Swihart
OIL MedOra, " Ny1ldSen u
Dunn Center and r. P. Gress Of Rich
ardton. Mr.. Friesen recently de-
livered a tractor engine to L. W. Sum-
ner at Manning. 3D..
DR.. and Mrs. v. H. Stickney left
Tuesday for Bismarck to attend the
state medical association and DR.. and
Mrs. Nachtwey went down next day.
DR.. Stickney responded to the adj
dress of welcome. There were all
sorts Of good things planned for the
visiting ladies and gentlemen and Mrs.
Nachtwey's songs were a prominent
feature Of reception and musical pro-
grams. Mrs. Stickney was going the
last Of the week to Valley City to
visit and attend the P. E. O. state
grand chapter.
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