The Dickinson press., 1915-11-06

H. A.. Nonweiler left Thursday for
Cakes, N. D., to attend to business
matters.
J. A. Dobson has been out near
Mott for several weeks looking after
his farm crops.
Just received 200 more gold fish.
Stock up now while the assortment is
good. Price each 1Oc. Knapp's
Variety store.-adv. 1t
A nan and wife and ~137year-old
boy want a steady position on a
farm. Inquire at the PRESS.
adv. 1O-3O-2p
A daughter was born to MI. and
Mrs. Benz. Bolinger at St. Joseph's
hospital on October 9th. The Boil
myers reside about twenty miles
north of Dickinson.
The separator belonging to Ed.
Griggs caught fire Tuesday while
stationed on the Nadvornik farm
about 20 miles north of Dickinson. A
stack Of oats and M of speltz also
burned down.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McAndress and
Bud L%ittlehales left Friday morning
in their a for Lennon, S. D., ex-
pecting to be away but a day or
two. They went out on business
and pleasure combined.
Pure Bred Bulls-I have 10 head
of pure bred registered Hereford
bulls for sale, ages from 16 to 20
months. At ranch Is miles north
west of Fayette. Inquire of Charles
Adams.-adv. 10-9-3mp
Franz Riesinger and Miss Eliza
beth Roschko of Lefor, Joseph AL
brecht of Richardton and Miss Anna
Berwanger of Gladstone, and Matthias
J. Wehner and Miss Katie Menches,
both of Richardton, were given mar
riage licenses this week by Judge
Fred Maser.
Speaking of record beef cattle sales
brings out the fact that Alfred
White, the city's popular mayor, sold
his cattle in South st. Paul a short
time ago and for two 1,625-pound
steers received Sc per pound or $3.50
per head. Bankers in general are
not supposed to know much about
growing live stock.
James Delaney came in from his
farm near Willmen Thursday, bring
ing in two loads of wheat. The
price was SIC per bushel on this date
for No. 1 wheat. MI. Delaney has
not quite completed his threshing but
is getting quite a yield considering
the rust in his fields.
THE FALL OPENING SALE
at Crowl-Schroeder Co. Depart
ment store will begin Saturday,
October 30th, and continue for
two weeks, until Saturday, No
vember 18th. Everybody well
cOme.-adv. 10-3O-1t
Ri. Rev. Bishop Wehrle will hold
confirmation services at St. Wences-
laus' Bohemian church in this city;
Monday, November 8, at 1000 o'clock
a.. m. A class of about fifty will
then be confirmed. Rev. Fir. AL
phonse Hem is the supplying priest
of this charge.
Anton Lippert, Jr., who for some
time has been out on a farm with
his brother-in-law, was again taken
to Grafton the early part of the
week. He had been home some
twelve or fourteen months but there
was little change in his condition.
He is the son of Anton Lippert of
this city. Sheriff Brown accompanied
the boy to the Grafton home.
A company of North Dakota ma
tional guard members were en- route
Thursday to San Francisco to attend
the national guard meeting and talk
over some Of the questions which con-
front our country at the present
time. The delegation included Major
Frank Henry, General Harrison,
Capt. Boyd and Judge James Hanley.
Col. Frame is already in San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Lawrence have
household goods the past two weeks
and are now spending a few weeks
with Mr.. L~awrence's sister, Mrs. H.
L. Dickinson. Their plans are not
completed, but they may decide to
go east for the winter. Mrs.
Gertrude Dobson and sons have
a flat in the Berringer block
and Mrs. Dobson is assisting Miss
Flanagan at the Vogue.
Those who entered the hospital
lately for treatments were Jules Van
luchen of Sentinel Butte on October
%, Miss Anna Fakler of Beach on
October 20 ard Heronimus Renner of
Dickinson on October 31st. Bruce
Johnson of Manning, Lena Choenka of !
Trotters, Ruth Manon of Wibaux,
Kathryn Ferguson of Killdeer and
little Marion Ranberg of Dickinson
were among those undergoing opera
lions at the hospital recently.
The Missouri Slope Collection Co.
has been organized by Attorneys T.
H. Pugh and B. o. Angel, with Of
fees on the second floor of the First
National bank building. Attorney B.
O. Angel is manager of the new COL
lection company and solicits accounts,
guaranteeing to give all claims of
Indebtedness entrusted to him care
full attention. So if you have &C.
counts needing the attention of a
collector, turn them over to the Mis-