The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10
LOCAL NEWS

When you have anything to sell or
trade Phone 263. We sell right.-adv.
Cashier Harvery Owens was one Of
the many over from Killdeer this
week.
Henry Schmidt went to New Eng
land to celebrate the 4th with his son,
Commissioner Paul Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Williams
and three children autoed up from
Taylor Thursday for a couple Of days,
taking in the Elk doings.
Attorney L. A. Simpson had $50 to
$75 worth of tools and supplies taken
from his car in the streets of Dickin-
son on Wednesday night.
Mrs. C. j. Larson of Mandan is Wis
iting since Monday at the home of
! Conductor and Mrs. w. H. Brown.
She intended to return Saturday.
The Pat Lee family from Beach ar
rived in Dickinson on the End and
were taken to Killdeer the same day.
Mr.. Lee has drug store at the new
town north.
News was received recently of the
birth of a fine eight pound daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McElroy of
Hazelton, Idaho. Mrs. McElroy will
be remembered as Miss Gertie Krauth
who formerly lived in this city.
Mrs. Frank Lish and Miss Beatrice
returned Saturday from their extend
ed visit of nearly three months in the
east. They visited in New York, the
Middle West states and Canada and
had altogether one of the most pleas
ant vacations of their lives.
G. w. Sargent had an insurance ad-
juster out last week to look over his
$500 fire loss, consisting of house
and furniture at his homestead in
the government forest reserve in
Slope county. Charles DeFoe drove
out with the parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Veigel and fam
lily, who autoed out to Killdeer for
the July 3 celebration, also visited at
their ranch and the Rasmus Jensen
ranch, where they left their sons,
Charles and Lester, who came in the
first of the week with Mr.. Jensen and
children, Miss Goldie and Ralph. Miss
Goldie intends to go later on to Tay-
lor 10 visit friends.
Mrs. J. K. Porter and sons, Bernard
and Herold, arrived in the city Tues
day from Mandan for few days Wis
it with Mrs. Kate Manning. John
Emmet Porter, who has been visiting
at the J. P. Berringer and Manning
homes for. several weeks, planned on
returning with his mother and broth
ers.
Mrs. P. H. Rumble came in from
New England Wednesday on business
for a few days, visiting Mrs. W. J.
Zimmerman while in the city. Mrs.
Rumble is making headquarters at
New England for a few weeks. She
states that the wool clips from the
Rumble ranch this year amounted to
nearly 1000 lbs, which was recently
sold at Bowman to the J. Bateman Co.
of Philadelphia at rs cents per lb.
The next release of the Metro Pic
lures Corporation will be S. Miller
Kent in 1.-The Cowboy and The Lady,"
a five part motion picture, produced
NY D. n. 1SOl1c dIlu UdScu Ull SlyQC
Fitch's famous play of the same name.
''The Cowboy and The Lady" will be
seen at the Lyric Theatre on July 13.
It is in two hundred scenes and is
said to contain a thrill every minute.
adv.
c. A. Schafer, one of the many
prosperous farm owners of Grundy
Center, Iowa, was in Dickinson the
first of the week to look at his land
holdings in section 17-14O-90. Mr..
Schafer originally had $40 acres out
here but recently sold one quarter at
a good advance over his purchase
price. He is the owner Of land in
Iowa that sells all the way from
5000 to 1926 per acre, and recalls the
time when the same was sold as
cheaply as any land around here.