The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24
NEWS

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Davis are playing the piano in the
Bijou orchestra for awhile.
Mrs. C. M. Lyle has been very ill
at her home the past week. She
seemed to be improving Friday.
Untrimmed hats, values up to 81
for sale Saturday, April "a, for SOC
and ST.. Vogue Millinery.-adv. 1t
Rev. A. C. Hacke will take up
France in his series of sermons on
the "Warring Nations" next Sunday
evening.
I. c. ~Iverson, a real estate and in
surance man Of Mandan, was trans
acting business in Dickinson on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richards and
Dr.. and Mrs. C. N. Barker attended
the grand commandery meeting at
Bismarck this week.
Mrs. Hugh McGillivray, Mrs. N. L.
| Gartley and Mrs. Fred Mccarthy were
visitors at the McGillivray ranch at
Indian Springs last Saturday.
Mrs. H. S. Russell was quite sick
at her home in Mandan the past week
with an attack of appendicitis. She
was much better on Thursday.
Miss Rose Flanagan returned Sum-
day from Minneapolis, where she was
called the week before because of the
illness and death of her father.
The supreme court had not handed
down their decision in the Dunn
county cast up to zoe of Friday. A
decision is expected any day now.
At the Grand Commandery, Knights
Templar of North Dakota, meeting
held in Bismarck this week, w. L..
Richards "a elected grand junior
warden.
John Badinger has his new dwelling
east Of his feed barn we'll along and
will likely have it ready for rent about
the first of May. Walton & Davis Co.
are furnishing the material.
J. E. Dickey, who had been visiting
the Dickinson Gun club members some
days, returned to Minneapolis the past
week. He will be out for the state
tournament on June %, 29 and 80.
John McAndrews, aged about 20,
was taken to jamestown on Wednes-
day by Sheriff Brown and Deputy
Wiler. This unfortunate fellow had
been east, recently returning to Dick
inson.
Mayor and Mrs. ALT. White are *
pecting their daughter, Mrs. j. G.
Sanders, most any day IS she was to
leave New York last Sunday. MI.
Sanders returned to his work on the
Mp. some days ago.
Mrs. Duncan Christensen went to
Bismarck Wednesday to hear Nine.
Schumann-Heink, stopping over at
Mandan to call on friends. Mrs.
Christensen was delighted with the
famous singer at the capital city audi
forum.
J.. O. Mullaney Of Dickinson and
| Belfeld was to leave this city Friday
| afternoon for Iowa, where he expects
| to interest several families in Stark
| county lands. There are some farms
| in this county which should be in the
hands of actual farmers and this is
the mission which takes Mr.. Mullaney
east at this time.
Deputy Henry Brown was the vic
tim if a very painful accident the
first of the week. When cranking his
car the handle flew back, striking his
arm and breaking it. The fracture is
mending rapidly and it is probable
that he will have the use of his arm
in a short time. However, he is in
clined to think that he will take the
J self-starter car next time.
Roy Lillibridge, who had been Wis
iting his parents in Dickinson for a
few days, was leaving Thursday
morning for the Richards ranch on
Crooked creek where he was to cut
out 500 to 600 head of cattle which
were to be driven to the. reservation.
Mr.. Richards had sold Robert Wilcox
200 head of young cattle and the en-
tire herd was going north for the
summer
Llewellyn Roquette has completed
his course in window decorating at
Chicago and went to Grand Forks
the first of the week to visit with
school friends and attend the prom tt
be given at the University Saturday
night. Miss Laverne Roquette left
Dickinson for Grand Forks Friday
morning to be present at the prom
with her brother. They both expect
ed to be home the first of the week
Llewellyn will take charge of the ad'
vertising and decorating in the Ro.
quette Department store.
Rev. A. F. link was in Thursday
from the Luhmann settlement, max.
ing the trip with his own team. Last
week this clergyman drove over tc
He'll on the N. P. some distance east
of Mott, where he Joined Rev. c. E
Wiedeuhoefer and together they went
down to the Pretty Proch settlement
where a German Lutheran church was
dedicated. While out on this trip
Mr.. link came across a family with
II children. They were all healthy
and the father and mother were quite
proud of their flock. Next week Mr.
link goes to New Leipzig for a church
dedication and will take Rev. Mr.
Kordewich of Richardton along with
him.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Christensen anC