The Dickinson press., 1915-05-08
LOCAL NEWS

LUCAL NEWS
For Rents rooms in house at 44G
Sims St-adv. 5-8-3p
It is understood Nick Springer has
purchased the block of land west of
his home Of Chas. Bake.
Con. Short, who was in the city the
first Of the week, stated that grass
was coming out in fine shape out his
way.
Wanted to Rent furnished house for
man and wife only. Reference furn-
ished. Call or phone Willard hotel Of
flee, Phone No. 23.-a6V. 5-8-1p
Robert Monteith came up from Tay-
lor on No. 2 Saturday evening to visit
a few days with Mrs. Monteith, re-
turning Tuesday on NJ. 8.
Mrs. Clifford Smith, who had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John ?. Berringer, returned to Beach
early in the week.
Messrs. Springer, Hoffer and Weis-
gerber have been improving their
| homes by setting out a nice lot of box
elder trees which they dug a few
miles east Of town.
Editor I. L. Doherty, Harvey
Owens, Otto Wick and Joe Jaeger
were in Tuesday night for Elk doings.
They returned to- Manning in the
morning before the storm.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Gene
terry association will hold a "Silver
SociaP at A., T. Crowds the first
Tuesday in June. Save this date for
the Auxiliary.-adv. 5-8-4t
Mr.. and Mrs: A., w. Mason moved
into the house owned by Robert Neil
on Monday The paper hangers and
painters have been busy the past few
days getting it in shape to receive
them. 'f,"~1 .'' +
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wooler5 and
MIR. and Mrs. Verne Woolery were
business visitors in Dickinson Satur-
Gay. They autoed up from their
homes e Hebron. returning the
same day.
w. P. Brannon, who had been
spending the winter at his old home
in Indiana, returned Saturday night
and will be with the Dickinson Fire
& Pressed Brick Co. again this season.
Mr.. Brannon is one of the officers of
the company.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Congregational church will be enter
tanned at the church parlors on Thurs
day afternoon, May 18th, at 300
o'clock by Mesdames 81. L. Dickinson,
A., Dingman, A. A. Dinsdale and l..
P. Bremen.
Miss A.. B. Stein, from southwest
of Belfeld, was a business visitor be-
tween trains Tuesday. Grandma
Stein passed through Dickinson Tues
day en- route to Cogswell, N. D., for
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Brooks.
VIM. E. King of Belfeld was look
ing after business affairs in the city
on Tuesday. Mr.. King is one of the
oldest settlers of the county and his
many friends are alwa"s glad to meet
him and talk over affairs Of pioneer
days in Stark and adjoining counties.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Gene
meeting Tuesday evening with c. H.
Bake. -Four new members were ad-
ded and there were twenty-five pres
ent to enjoy Mrs. Bakke's hospitality.
The tree setting at the cemetery was
begun Wednesday,.
w. C. Sweeney, manager of the
Powers Elevator Co. at South Heart,
was in Dickinson on Tuesday. &. L.
Thomas of Daglum came in with him.
Mrs. Sweeney is now conducting the
restaurant at South Heart. The Zim-
norman hotel takes roomers but does
not give meals any more
Mothers, Day will be appropriately
| observed at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning. Rev. J. G.
Morrison will give a special address
for the occasion and there will be
songs and decorations suitable to the
occasion. Every one, as far as pos
sible, will wear white carnations.
Ray Cuskelly, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Cuskelly of this city, and Miss
Magdelene Boyd of Oakdale were
married last week by Rev. FIR. THE
sen of Manning. Mr.. Cuskelly has
been a student at the Minnesota U
since graduating from the Dickinson
high school but left school at the
Christmas holidays to go to his faith
er's ranch. Besides becoming a bene-