The Dickinson press., 1915-03-27
LOCAL NEWS

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Wanted-A girl for general house
Sims St.-adv. 3-27-2t
A large horse sale was held in New
England Wednesday which created a
great stir and drew many farmers
to that town for the day.
Frank Kuss, with the Dickinson
Saddlery Co., has been unable to work
the past week On account Of an ulcer
ated tooth.
Miss Murn now has a large and
we'll assorted stock of spring and
summer stock. She invites all the
ladies to come and inspect her fine
offering.-adv. 3-27-1t
The ladies of St. Johns guild were
most pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
Edna Dehlinger on Wednesday after
noon.
What can you do? Can you keep
books or write shorthand? If not, at
tend Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Minn.-adv.
New millinery in great variety at
Miss Murn's.-adv. 3-27-1t
Mrs. Clara Breckon Perhus is in
Bismarck with one of her twins, who
is taking treatment for a few weeks.
A. A. Harleman, M. L. Auner, E.
D. Lewis and Chas. Bake represent
ed the local Odd Fellows lodge at the
Gallup funeral at New England on
Wednesday.
Buy your Easter hat of Miss Murn.
You will save money by doing so.-adv.
Cattle and horses sold we'll on Tues
day at the Jacob Muth farm ID miles
southeast of Dickinson. Mr.. Muth
has moved into this city, having rent
ed his place to his son-in-law, John
Kunz.
Miss Ethel Chase, who has been
the guest of Miss Sybil Clark, left last
Saturday for Minneapolis and other
Minnesota points, where she will
spend a month visiting with relatives
and friends. She will make another
visit here on her return home to
Portland, Oregon.
Edward Mace of Oshkosh, Wis.,, ar
rived Thursday afternoon on his way
to Manning and Killdeer to look after
his land out that way. He was out
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disposed of two sections. He still
has 5000 acres, a part Of which is
near the new railroad. Mr.. Mace
was not sure but he would return
east over the new railroad.
Supt. E. E. Mccullough of Billings
county, made a fraternal call at the
PRESS office on Thursday. In ad-
dition to looking after the schools of
Billings county, he is a newspaper
man, being half owner of the Herald
at Medora. Mr.. Mccullough spends
his spare time in the printing office,
preparing copy and operating their
typesetting machine.
Sheriff Brown had quite an ex-
perience with j. F. Dalton, the half
breed, sending him along to Wibaux
last Saturday. The fellow had just
served two years in the pen and from
the way he was acting around Dick
inson it is quite reasonable to be-
lieve that he will be doing time again
before long. He has a record at
Bowman and Medora and Sheriff
Brown politely advised him to leave
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Vranna re-
turned Monday morning from their
trip of five weeks and one day to Pa
cifc coast points. One of the pleas
ant visits Of the trip was at the Tom
Oukrop place at Mountain Home.
They spent two days at Salem, Ore
gon, where they saw Mrs. Brown,
MI. and Mrs. John Riessbeck and
children. There were many things to
attract their attention at San Fran
cisco, where they spent nine days.
Six days were allotted to San Diego.
MI. wanna had a delightful time
while away, but he did not see any
place where he though a nan could
do as we'll as in North Dakota.
1t will be good news to Dickinson
people and Dunn county residents to
know that H. N. Owens underwent a
successful operation at Rochester last
Saturday. A floating tumor in the
bladder was removed. He was on
the operating table for an hour but
came out in good shape and was able
to sit up a little this week and will
likely be strong enough to take a
trip back to Iowa early the coming
month. Mrs. Owens is with her hus-
band and her sister, Mrs. H. A.
Smoker, of Eagle Grove, Iowa, was
out at the time of the operation, re-
turning home on the 23rd. Edward
Mace, who stopped at the hospital
for an examination IN his way out
to Dickinson, was with Mr.. Owens
from the 18th until the 24th.
At a recent meeting of Co. K three
delegates and an alternate were
elected to represent the company at
Grafton, where the annual state meet
ing Of the National Guard will be held
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 30
and 81. This meeting promises to be
one of the best ever held. It is held
in Col. FRAMES home town which has
as residents many who are nov and
who have been prominent in the Ma
tional Guard of the state. The dele
gates elected are: Sergt. Deane
Wiley, Corporals Frank Flynn and
Leon Stuck. Private Morris Wasem
was elected alternate. First Lieut.. c.
Mt D,x.1,o. will rarrocorf tho officers