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

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stone last Sunday.
The Rudiselles had as their guests
this week Mr.. and Mrs. George Burg
ess of Medora.
A Miss Elliott is supplying at the
Reed Bros. store during the absence
of Miss Johanna Freihammar.
Fred Aultman has been down from
Montana this week visiting his wife
at the J. A. McAndress home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Haugen and
Miss Clara Stoxen of two miles north
of Taylor autoed in Thursday to take
in the carnival. They returned Friday
morning.
Among the Dunn county news
paper men in this week were: Editor
and Mrs. E. J. Jenkins, Editor and
Mrs. l. l.. Doherty, Editor and Mrs.
Canterbury.
Miss C. N. Barker expected to leave
for a weeks visit at the Christensen
ranch Friday. She was to go out with
H. C. Christensen, who drove in the
middle of the week.
Mrs. Tom Vallancey and Miss Nan
Vallancey came from Glendive
Wednesday and are guests at the
Crowl home. Miss Vallancey has sold
her millinery business in the west.
l.. ]. Detloff, shoeman at the Ro-
quette E. Co. store, expects to leave
Monday on a three weeks vacation to
be spent partly at his home in Chi
cago and partly at Detroit, Michigan.
Miss Murn met her nephew, Atty.
Thomas Murn of Terry, Mont, as he
passed through the city Thursday on
No. 2 for Lisbon, N. D., where he was
to appear in a case the following day.
For Sale Cheap or Trade-Set of
Oliver engine plows, eight breakers,
ten stubble bottoms, extra shears for
both, plowed two hundred acres. Ad-
dress Engine Flows, care PRESS,
Dickinson.-adv. 7-1O-3t
Mrs. McMaster and Mrs. Frank of
| Wibaux, were among the out-of-town
guests registered at the st. Charles
hotel during the week. They are ac-
qu%aintances of Mrs. F. l.. Roquette
and spent some time visiting at the
Roquette home.
Andrew Aasen has bought the old
Robert Grey homestead north of the
Paul liner place on Knife river. Mr..
Grey lives in Fargo and sold the
farm to Herman LeutZ early in the
spring and Mr.. Leutz of Taylor sold
to the present owner.
Milton Bobb and family of near
Taylor were up a couple of days this
week, while Mr.. Bobb attended the an
nual county convention of school Of
ficers. They came up Thursday in
their car. The roads were SO bad
after the rain that they had to use
chains.
Among those in from the Medora
and Sentinel Butte country this week
were the Frank Young, Harry Young,
Howard Young and H. C. Short fami-
lies, also Duff Young and Misses
Helen and Doris Stone. Some of the
party came in by auto, others by
train. Most Of them expected to
leave Friday in their cars.
Earl Tostevin, the hustling city edi-
tor of the Daily Pioneer at Mandan,
came up with the ball team Saturday
night and remained for a part of the
Elk doings. The Tostevins are the
men who secured the editorial sum-
mer meeting for their city this year.
They make a mighty strong team for
newspaper and convention work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Offet and
| sons, Carl and William, of near Glad
stone, autoed up for the Elk .celebra-
ton the first of the week. The boys
accompanied by the sons of John
Fisher, went back to the farm, intend
ing to return the next day but could
not on account of the heavy shower
on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Offet re-
turned bv train Friday morning and
the young folks were expected back
to the city in the afternoon. Mr.. Of
fet is one of the champion road build
ers of Stark county.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Riedman, sons,
Leslie, Freddie and Kenneth and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, and George
Miller, en- route to the Yellowstone
Park and Los Angeles, were in Dick
inson for two days this week. Mr.
Riedman is a large farmer near Val
ley City and has started out in his
Cadillac a for a summers trip over
the Red Trail route. They expect to
be about five weeks getting to Cali
fornia. They have one of the most
complete camping outfits possible
1t is equipped with a trailer, and the
dog is along. Mr.. Riedman said his
party liked Dickinson so we'll that
they just remained a day longer than
they had intended.