The Dickinson press., 1915-07-24
LOCAL NEWS

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LOCAL NEWS
The city has started a good job on
the weeds.
Mike and Alex Koorchinko took
their threshing rig out this week.
The county commissioners finished
work Thursday, adjourning to Aug
ust 9th.
! DR.. A. P. Nachtwey was operated
upon for appendicitis Thursday after
noon at St. Joseph's hospital.
Best Silver filings, 81. DR.. Gil
breath, dentist. Office Leonberger
Bldg.-adv. 7-3-tf
Mrs. Harry Eden, who has been It
St. Joseph's hospital for some time,
is getting along nicely and expects to
be home in about a week.
Misses Esther and Reba Fadden of
Bismarck arrived the middle of the
week for a visit with their sister,
Mrs. Fred Funk.
Two mules for sale. For particu-
lars call at farm half mile north
east of Taylor. Alex Abraham.
adv. 7-24-4p
Prof. Shepperd of the A. C.. and
Max Pfaender of the Great Plains
station were scheduled to speak Fri
day at the Experiment station.
Matt Crowley was up from Hebron
this week to get a finger dressed
which he had mashed in a gasoline
engine. He expected that it would
heal up all right in time.
Mrs. Fred lessen and son, Jess Ed
ward, who have been visiting at the
J. V. lessen home in this city for a
few days, intend to return to their
home in Glendive the last of the week.
last week, is much better and was able
last week, is much better and was able
to leave Thursday for the Oakdale
country to visit a short time with her
daughter, Mrs. George Butler, and
family.
Miss Inez Freezer came down from
Sentinel Butte last week and spent a
few days with her twin sister, Miss
Iva, who underwent a very, serious
operation in st. Joseph's hospital r.
Gently.
Attorney and Mrs. Benz. NJ. Rigler
and daughter, Mrs. Anna Scholz and
Emanuel Reites were up Saturday
afternoon in the formers auto. Mr..
Rigler had probate matters before
Judge Fred Maser to look after.
Anton Kilwein, residing seventeen
miles southwest, was arrested this
week on charge of adultery, the other
party in the case being Barbara
Reuter-. Kilwein was bound over, the
hearing being set for August 10.
Eugene Northrop was able to leave
St. Joseph's hospital early in the week
and go to his parents home in this
city. 1t will be remembered that Eu-
gene was brought in last week from
the Quinion country suffering with
pneumonia.
Harold Johnson arrived Saturday
afternoon from Fargo and was at his
old post as operator at the N. P. Of
flee Monday morning. He was gone
about eight months, having visited at
his old home in Minnesota during
part of that time.
A fire in the folds of the awning ct
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might was cause for the fire alarm
which was turned in Monday night.
The small blaze, probably set by the
stub of a s~mouldering cigar or cigar
EFT, was easily put out, and the fire
Miss Helen Sullivan of Langdon,
who was doing extensive work for the
agricultural college at Fargo in con-
nection with country schools, was tie
guest of Register and Mrs. w. B.
Dickinson in this city last Friday, tax
ing the North Coast Limited east at
3 o'clock in the afternoon. $50.
Mrs. Idella Hahn arrived Wednes-
day evening from Chicago to visit for
a week or two with her sister, Mrs.
Alice Poland, and brother, George
Senour, and sons, Harold and Donald
Hahn, in this city. She will go on
later to Carson City, Nevada, where
she is matron in an Indian school.
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Swaren and
Mr.. Swaren's sister, Miss Anna, and
brother, Henry, autoed in Wednesday
from their home 10 miles west of
Oakdale and spent a couple of days in
the city. They found the roads rough
in places but there were no muddy
places.
Mrs. J. v. lessen, accompanied by
her guests, Mrs. Fred lessen and three
children of Glendive and Miss Flea
nor lessen of Stratford, S. D., autoed
out to New England Wednesday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jes-
sen, who started a clothing store there
early last spring. They returned the
same day, leaving Misses Eleanor and
Ellen lessen to visit at their uncle's
home the remainder of the summer
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