The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10

Miss 'Hoftense" Odenbufg; who has
been visiting with Miss Frances
Soules for some time, expected to re-
turn to her home in Wheaton, MIMI,
the Last Of the week.
Mrs. M. H. Kaufman arrived in the
city recently from Du Pree, s. Oak,
to join her husband, who is foreman
of m of the contracting crews for
Walton & Davis Co.
Eggs from my single comb Reds
now half price. Also some cocks and
hens for sale cheap. Mrs. Albert
Nielsen, Box 695, Dickinson, N. D.
adv. 1885,
O. Schwartz of Schwartz & Singer
came up from Flasher on Tuesday for
a few days. His man has not re-
turned yet * he has to look after the
firms store at Flasher for a few
weeks yet.
The Dakota Ignite Mines Co. has
about completed an addition to their
uptown coal office, also a warehouse
room. 1t is the plan to transfer the
sales office in the lessen building to
the scales office.
Mike Hogan writes from Detroit,
Mimi, that he is enjoying his visit
with old friends at that place i'm
mensely. He likes the country and
will stay in that vicinity until fall,
when he intends to return.
w. H. Flanagan left Wednesday
afternoon for Mandan, where his
mother, who has been ill several
months, died that morning. Mrs.
Flanagan was to 60 down by a later
train to be present at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Gardner came
down from Sentinel Butte Tuesday.
Mr.. Gardner entered the hospital for
an operation the next day. Mrs.
Gardner remained for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Davis, )
J. G. DeFrance and J. P. Fleck of
the Richardton State Bank, were up
Tuesday to see how the big carnival
was going. They liked it so well that
they thought they would surely come
up again before the close of the week.
Nels Nelson of Killdeer was in
Dickinson Wednesday,, having re-
turned from a trip to the Thirty Mile
creek in Hettinger county, where he
was looking for his 4-year-old grey
horse. The horse was formerly kept
at the Grundhauser place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Goebel and
children were down from Belield
Tuesday, Mr.. Goebel returning in the
evening. He is owner of the Dickin-
son Roller Mill elevator and reports
a good business. Mrs. Goebel and
children remained for a short visit
with the H. A. Nonweiler family.
Mrs. Clifford Smith and son arrived
from Beach Tuesday to spend a few
days visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Berringer. They were &C.
companied by Miss Pearl Smith, Mr..
Smiths sister, who was visiting her
brother and family for a few days,
and is now attending summer school
here.
Misses Ethel Walker and Gertrude
Clement of Massachusetts arrived in
the city from Steele, where they have
been visiting, for a short visit at the
C. H. Wiley home, Miss Walker being
tinued their journey to the EXPOSE
I1OIl 4Alu1 Sudy.
John Schultz drove up from his farm
near R~ichardton Saturday, accom-
panied by Frank Kirschenheiter of
this city, who had been visiting with
his daughter, Mrs. Schultz. The
Schultz family have moved recently
from near Gladstone to the vicinity
of Richardton. p
Since you r planning to take a
business ourse this year, why not
arrange to start in at the fall open
ling? That is the best time. The
fall term at the Mankato Commercial
college, Mankato, Mimi, begins Sep
TENDER l.. You better send for their
catalogue now. It will surprise you.
adv. 7-3-5t
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