The Dickinson press., 1915-08-14
LOCAL NEWS

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I E. N. Rosenau Of Mandan has a
chair in the Max Beres barber shop.
4 Miss Anna Needham is a vacation
supply clerk at the Crowds Schroeder
store.
4 DR.. McNab of Beach brought a
\ patient to the Dickinson hospital the
first of the week.
n Capt. E. G. Stubley of Butte, Mont,
was soliciting funds for The Volun-
teers of America in Dickinson on
h Tuesday.
Miss Laverne Roquette returned
from Belfield Monday afternoon.
ii Mrs. Bromfield accompanied her and
remained until Tuesday.
n A telegram called DR.. o. C. Maerck-
line to Wallace, Idaho, last week on
business connected with his mining
investments.
u Attorney and Mrs. Charles Starke
autoed to Killdeer Monday. They
have purchased the car formerly
owned by the billiards.
The Rapps were delayed in getting
their railroad passes, but expected to
be able to start the last of the week
at the latest.
Miss Margaret Shuttleworth, who
had been visiting her brother at Me-
dora, returned to the Rudiselle home
Friday.
Being delayed by rain Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Peeler gave up their auto
trip west. Mrs. Peeler is now MAX
ing an extended visit in Canada.
Sisters Angela and Loyola of st.
a Theresa's college of Winona have
II been the guests of Mrs. o. C. Maerck-
line for a week. Sister Angela is
Mrs. Maerckline's sister.
B. J. Anders and family, who have
been for some time in the city, Mr..
Anders having loan and insurance
business here, expects to return to
Grand Forks the last of the week.
Thomas Nottingham left Friday in
response to a telegram announcing
the serious condition of his mother at
Dover, Minnesota, who had suffered
two strokes of paralysis.
John Giel, who has a shoe shop in
his own building in New England,
was in Dickinson Wednesday to see
about renting his house vacated this
week by Frank Milhollan.
The firm of Rau & Rose have been
vanishing the floors for The Vogue
this week. Misses Flanagan and
Wells expected to be home around the
18th.
n Mrs. Ora Joslyn and son., Bernard,
a of Milwaukee have been visiting Dr.
and Mrs. Maerckline, who took them
n by auto to visit relatives at Reeder
! and Rhame. Mrs. Joslyn is a cousin
N of DR.. Maerckline.
I Miss Margaret Stewart, of the
p~ostoffice force, leaves Sunday for a
three weeks vacation at her old home
at Hunters River, Prince Edward
Island, making the trip via the Thous-
and Islands of the St. Lawrence.
The Slope Auto Co. drove three
new cars in this week, a Dodge tour
ing car and a runabout and a Chalm-
ers Six. The Dodge touring a was
placed in Harry Beidler's new garage.
A carload of Jacksons, the first in the
city, were expected about the middle
of the week.
Mrs. J. R. Dilday and daughter,
Georgeanne, were leaving Friday last
for their home in Garrison, N. D.
Mrs. Dilday had been visiting at the
home of her brother, T. H. Montgom-
cry, for a few days and Miss George
anne had been at her uncle's all sum-
mer. Mrs. Montgomery's mother,
Mrs. Turner, of Larimore, is visiting
her daughter.
Fred Westmeyer vas in with the
Werner team Sunday. He has his
farms rented out but has been doing
some more breaking on one, four and
a half miles from Werner. He also
III has his store at Taylor well rented.
E Agent Hicks of Minneapolis came
7 out Saturday to get workmen started
H on the lightning rod job for the
Young farm buildings. ]. W. Molloy
is local agent for the Dodd- Struthers
lightning rods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Milhollan left
Monday for their new home in Bis
marck. Mr.. Milhollan has secured a
house on Mandan Avenue, where he
has erected a henery for his large
number of purebred birds. He re.
. tains his membership with the Mis-.
souri, Slope Poultry Association which
!, will hold it's second annual meeting
4 in this city in the early winter anc
for which session he will return tt
Dickinson. Our people are sorry tt
see the Milhollans move away but oul
loss will be Bismarck's gain.
William Phillips of Baker, Mont.
who with his brother and his wife
were visiting at Custer Trail, had his
leg broken by the kick of a horse hi
was riding the first of the week. Thf