The Dickinson press., 1915-08-14
LOCAL NEWS
A. J. Lucia was off duty a few day
this week. -.

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A. J. Lucia was off duty a few days
this week. W ~.
J. G. Quinlivan was a visitor at the
Stoddard ranch last week.
Postmaster J. P. Galyen was a
pleasant caller from Belfield on Tues
day.
Mrs. C. L. Bowen left the first of
the week for the cities IN a fall pur-
chasing trip.
Miss Hajny of Sweet Briar is a
clerk at Reed Bros store, beginning
work August 6.
Mrs. E. J. Berry returned to Glen
dive Monday after a visit Of some
weeks in the city.
A daughter was born at St. JOS
eph's hospital Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. w: E. Baker.
Miss Rachel Aud left Tuesday
morning for Gladstone to spend a
week at the w. H. Cooke farm.
Walter Ray and George Gardner
came down from Medora in the form
er's car for the horse inspection Sat-
urday.
Stock shipments are beginning and
railroad business in general, both
passenger and freight, is picking up
rapidly.
William Dimick, after spending
eight weeks with his daughter, Mrs.
Blanche Frye, left Tuesday morning
for his Elk River, Minnesota, home.
MI. and Mrs. Christ Peterson and
three daughters left Monday night on
a several-weeks' trip to San Francisco
and Southern California points.
Will Pertner of New England, who
had an operation at the Dickinson
hospital, expects to be out the last
of the week.
Jim Arnett left Saturday for the
Arnett home at Shell, Wyoming. He
had been taking treatment in the
city and may return.
William Mcfarland, general fore
man of the round house, arrived home
Tuesday. After the golf tournament
Mr.. Mcfarland went to Minnesota for
a few days.
Attorney J. P. Cain returned Satur-
day from Seattle. The K. C. special
went on to San Francisco and will
make the return trip over the south
ern route.
Hans Peterson, R. Holm, Carl
Holm, John Arne, Lars Arne and D.
]. Buckley of Daglum were in the
first of the week for their land con-
tracts at the court house.
Mrs. Blanche Frye and three chill
dren, Mrs. Jessie Cartwright and Mr..
Dimick made up an auto party which
Alex Fowler took to Medora Sunday
in his 7-passenger Paige.
Assistant Dairy Commissioner
Greenwood was out from Valley City
this week attending to the finishing
of the first and the starting of the
second silo on the Young farm.
Charles Tier and Martin, son of G.
O. Jahr, were leaving Monday via
Belfield for the Gorham country,
where the Tier boys r farming and
ranching on Maggie creek.
Dugald Stewart returned to Bow
man Monday morning, leaving Mrs.
Stewart and little daughter to visit
longer with the Cain, w. C. Crawford
and Reichert families. Mr.. Stewart
expected to come up again Friday.
Miss Sophronia Gaylord, clerk at
Reed Bros, left Tuesday evening for
Beach and went out north about "a
miles to spend her vacation with
Mrs. Viola Homer and Miss Myrtle.
Mrs. Frank Kruger and child and
Mrs. Mary Sherlock, Mrs. Krueger's
mother, autoed in from Daglum on
Tuesday. Mrs. Sherlock was looking
for a house and expects to come to
Dickinson when school opens.
Attorney J.. K. Murray of Mott was
presenting three motions in district
court chambers in Dickinson Tuesday.
These several motions were opposed
by Attorneys Casey, Sturgeon and
Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spriggs ar
rived from Edmore, Michigan, on
Thursday. Mrs. Spriggs is a sister of
Oscar Farr and Mr.. Spriggs has &C.
copied the position of bookkeeper in
the Farr stores.
Will trade, nearly new, $500 piano,
used 2 months, for second hand Ford
touring car, in list class condition.
Must have good top and pass expert
garage inspection. Address John A.
West, Jr., Dickinson,-adv. 8-14-4t
Miss Ruth N. Blinston of La Crosse,
Wisconsin, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. A. c. Wan, since the 9Th. Miss
Blinston is a graduate of high school
and the La Crosse Normal and is to
teach this year eight miles southwest
of Dickinson.
A party of Northern Pacific off
Gals, including President Hannaford,
General Manager Rapelji, Vice Presi-
dent Slade, Mr.. Burt of the mainten-
ance and way department and Mr..
Gibson, in Dickinson about ten
minutes Saturday morning.
Mrs. George Kilmer and children
returned last week from a pleasant
Il five uookc' xicif of thu hopoo of bor