The Dickinson press., 1915-07-03

TITLES Romance Is Punetured."
Lyric Theatre, July 6.-adv.
Rhame sends a band for a day,
probably July 8, next week.
Fred Rust has bought one Of the
1916 IS H. P. Overland's from Skauge
& Leutz.
Miss Margaret Mckinley is helping
her uncle, P. Mckinley out as day
! clerk at the Gem.
William Carroll has purchased and
is occupying the Gotta house, which
he purchased from R. l.. Kennedy.
Miss Arvilla Dingman returned
camping at Fairmont, Minnesota.
Mrs. Lee Nichols and son. returned
to Mandan Wednesday after visiting
Mrs. Nichols parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P: mckinley, for a few days.
Measles have again made their ap.
pearance and Robert Hunter is un
able to attend the primary class at
Summer school on that account.
Hettinger and Gladstone will play
ball at the annual Farmers Equity
picnic which will be held at Regent
on July 9Th. The game promises to
be a fast one.
The Lefor Bros. have bought one
of the larger size Bull Tractors from
tLeutz & Mcclure and are now break
ing up the land they bought at the
school land sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helming. Grant and
Miss Edith autoed up from Mott
Sunday bringing Miss Ruth Butler,
who had been visiting at Reeder and
Mott.
Thos. Miklautsch has moved his
tailor shop M door west and. work
tmen r now busy connecting the
place he formerly occupied with the
Farr second hand store in front.
E. X. Leonard pulled a sample of
wheat from the 0amsite Farm this
week witch mea--red 3 #. and 5 in
ches. 1T was glown On suc,mer-fal-
lowed land and had not headed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Anderson of
Belfield went east Wednesday to
spend about two weeks visiting in st.
Paul and other points in Minnesota
and in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Helgeson,
Misses Tillie Helgeson AMI Goldie
Gunwall, and Helmer Helgeson and
Gilbert Gunwall drove into the city
from north of Taylor or Thursday
afternoon.
Use 5-year-old son of MI. Skjelte of
40 miles north was kicked in the face
by a sucking colt his week. He sus-
tanned q fractured jaw and the loss
of several teeth. The father brought
his son to this city for treatment.
Dan Son1eith was bound over to
district court on a charge of boot
Logging the past week, bail being fixed
at $1,000. This is the fellows Sec
ond offense and he does not seem
able to get bail.
Twenty-Five trainload of Shriners
go to Seattle next week for the Ma
tional meeting and several of these
trains will pass through Dickinson,
arriving a little afte. 6 o'clock the
>evening Of July 9 and remaining
about an hour.
N. V. Sanger, who owns a farm
northeast Of Dickinson, was in the
city on other business before and afte:
taking a look at his prorert. Upo,
his return he was most enthusiastic
over crop conditions and over the ad-
vanced methods of farming in oper-
alton on the l.. J. Plummer farm.
MI. and Mrs. George Clark and
daughter, Miss Edna, were in from
the southwest the first of the week.
The parents were in for dental work,
Miss Cassie Parker, Mrs. Clark's
daughter, remained at home to look
after the place. The family drove to
Belfield. and came down on the train.
Mr.. Clark says that both crops and
stock are doing well at his ranch.
Miss Minnie Partridge, a nurse in
the Twin Cities, was visiting her
brother, Ed Partridge and family
this week, coming in Monday from
the north, where she had visited with
her brothers,, Frank and Charles. al
Manning and Werner the previous
ten days. Monday next Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Partridge. and Miss Minnie
leave in their car for Miles City and
Miss Minnie will go on to San Fran.
cisco.
The millers of the state have Sc
cured a special car which will &c
through Dickinson on Tuesday, car
rying managers of mills and theil
friends all along the line on a trip
through the Yellowstone park. Man:
ager and Mrs. R. S. Davidson anc
son, Wills, and Miss Freihammal
will go from here. The Davidsons
will remain away two weeks, anc
Miss Freihammar for a longer time
as she will stop off at Bozeman
Mont, to visit friends.
Word came to Dickinson on Friday
that 200 Indians from the Bertholt
reservation had already arrived a
Killdeer to help celebrate on Satur
day, July 3. The Dickinson ball team
and many other citizens of the cit!
go to the busting new town nortl
early the morning of the Bird, and i