The Dickinson press., 1915-02-20
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! February 18th.
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Mrs. Allen A. Harleman and Miss
Opal Lawhead spent Sunday with the
Fred L. Pound family in Taylor.
Auditor and Mrs. Ira J.. Wilson
were down from Medora on Saturday.
Mrs. Wilson has not been very we'll
for some time and will likely go away
for an operation before long.
J. w. Rodewald of Grand Forks
was a visitor in the city the first of
the week attending to business mat
tiers in connection with the Great
Northern Life Insurance Company.
Word was received in the city this
week of the death of John Robert, in
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Beck
ley, at Waterloo, Iowa, on the 10th
inst. Mrs. Beckley was formerly
Miss Emma Coleman of Dickinson. .
Robert D. Berry, with the state ex-
aminer's office, has been in Dickinson
the past week making the annual in
| spection of the Stark county officers.
Mr.. Berry is still greatly interested in
Mott, his former home. His brother,
J. A. Berry, is auditor-elect in Bill
lings county.
Rev. J. C. Jorgensen left the latter
part of the week for Emerson. He
will spend a couple of weeks in that
n~eighborhood, holding evangelistic
services. He returned last week from
Pleasant Flat, northwest Of Belfield,
where he held a two weeks series of
successful services.
Miss Ethel Tillquist was most
pleasantly surprised Friday evening,
February 18th, when about twenty of
her girl and boy friends assembled at
her home while she was out. The oc-
casion a Miss Ethel's birthday.
Valentine games were played during
the evening, after which q novel VAL
entine lunch was served.
H. B. Gilk, the ~auctioneer, was in
the city Tuesday morning. He re-
ports a good number of sales slated
for the coming weeks. While here he
stated that the Jacob Walery sale
south of Gladstone had been changed
from the LIST of March to Wednesday,
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for the LIST and End.
Among the old University people
who were out-of-town guests for the
Glee club concert were Atty. and Mrs.
T. G. Johnson of Manning, Attorney
A. J. Palmer of Sentinel Butte, H. A.
Mackin of Terry, Mont, Lynn STAN
baugh of Bismarck and Oscar Preble,
travelling salesman with the Dickin-
son Fire & Pressed Brick Co.
Chas. w. Jones was in the city the
first of the week from his farm south
of Emerson. He attended to his bust
ness so as to be able to return Tues
day morning. He was accompanied
on the return trip by MI. and Mrs.
Mike Kuopik and two children, who
have been spending two months Wis
iting their relatives in Minnesota.
Frank and John Hajek were in
Dickinson on Tuesday attending to
some business matters. John is a
piano tuner by trade and has just
secured an outfit for this work and
will be glad to get some trial orders.
The Hajek family came out from
New York last spring and are rent
ing land six miles north of Dickin-
| DULL llCy 11hO LILO SOulAC1 WELL
Deputy Sheriff Henry Brown re-
turned the first Of the week from a
trip to Missoula, Montana. The
party, a middle aged man of Plains,
Montana, who took the Northern Pa
cifc train at St. Paul, stepped off
No. 8 on Friday last and failed to re-
turn to his car. Inquiry revealed the
fact that the nan was subject to
nervous spells. Policeman Corbett
and Deputy Brown were advised to
| send escort with the stranger and get
expenses for making trip.
Judge and Mrs. w. C. Crawford
and Master William and party are
counting the days until they leave
for California the first of March. The
party will also include Mrs. Catherine
Ray, Mrs. Theckla Berry of Glendive
and Mrs. Geo. A. Sarchet of New
England. They will go via St. Paul
and Kansas City, spending a few days
at the last named place while Judge
Crawford and family visit his par
ents for a few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Everett also plan to leave
about the first for California, going
via st. Paul.
MFS. OC1lcTllluS u NH1ISS
City spent a few days this week with
her son, M. A. Scherffius, in this city.
She was accompanied by Miss Maude
Gardner, also Of Miles City, and Mrs,
Ernest Westbury Of Iowa was with
her mother and brother here. MI.
Scherffius expected to accompany his
mother home the last of the week to
assist her in. looking after business
affairs. They plan on keeping the
store which the late son and brother
had established. It is quite likely
that the mother will eventually come
to Dickinson to live with her only
son.
T. J. Prideaux, manager of the old
Paduch farm south of Taylor, "a in
Dickinson on Tuesday. He had made
a trip to Belield to look at some of
the stock at the Gunkel ranch. Mr..
Prideaux stated that the cattle at his
ranch we're wintering in fine shape.
He feeds and beds his older cattle