The Dickinson press., 1915-08-14
LOCAL NEWS

| LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Sam Brand Of Taylor came to
Dickinson on Wednesday,.
Auditor J. L. Hughes has already
issued an even dozen hunting licenses.
Miss Vega Patterson is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. Patterson, of the Bijou.
Hugo johnson, son of Mr.. Johnson
of Taylor, goes to Belfield Saturday
evening to visit two weeks with his
aunt, Mrs. Anton Anderson.
julius Arntson, a cousin of M. ].
Moe, and an employe at the Russell
mill, went to Galesburg, N. D., Fri
day for the Moe golden wedding.
Parties planning an auto trip
through Yellowstone Park can secure
copies of the government regulations
from Sec. John Orchard of the Com
mercial Club, Dickinson.
Mrs. Christine Messersmith has
visited her brother in Anaconda two
weeks and is expected home in a
few days. She writes that the change
has benefited her health.
Mrs. D. D. Mars and Mrs. J. Edward
Tufft entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety at the Methodist church parlors
Thursday afternoon. The hostesses
served light refreshments.
| Mrs. H. L. Reichert has issued in
vitations to the Monday Club for
Saturday afternoon, the party being
complimentary to Mrs. Dugald Stew
art of Bowman and Miss Mary Heat
on of Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. w. C. Crawford entertained
the Monday club at cards Thursday
afternoon and served nice lunch fol-
lowing the card games. The twelve
members of this popular study club
are all in the city this week.
! There is little change in the con-
dition of Mrs. Fred Carter of Indian
Springs, who was taken to St. JOS
eph's hospital last week. Mrs. Carter
is an aunt of Mrs. Hugh McGillivray
and is suffering from heart trouble.
j F. w. Brewer, formerly with Rich
lardson-Lovejoy, is experimenting
the installing of hollow brick machin-
} cry at the North Dakota Pressed
Brick Co. plant east of the city. Mr.
Brewer installed the plant at Hebron
His wife is with him here.
Mrs. Bonfeld, Misses Anna John.
son, Lydia Rabe, Agnes and Doris
Moe and Bill Rabe will auto to Tay.
; lor Saturday evening. Miss johnson
will remain over Sunday and Doris
: Moe until her mother returns, prob.
ably about the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lenneville pleas
antly entertained number of thei1
friends o'clock dinner Tuesday al
their home on First Ave. East, il
honor of their aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. John Wright, of Maquoketa
+ Iowa. Covers were laid for ten
After an elaborate dinner the guest!
): enjoyed the evening in social conver
sation until c late hour Mrs. Len
!, neville was assisted by her sister
J.. Mrs. A. H. Pelton.
:. Bill Follis said Wednesday that h,
had not felt better in years. He il
> eating and sleeping well and expect
l. to be back at the ranch within ;
t short time. He went to Medora OF
8 Wednesday evening to arrange for
I beef cattle shipment for August 81
;. The first shipment will only be tw,
3 cars but John and Robert Hanson ar
4 booking four cars, Carl Gunkel thre
y and Con Short and other growers OF
the Little Missouri river will be gla,
{ to get in on this date, and a full
trainload is expected.
f A banquet will be served at tn
Willard hotel Monoday evening. mex
lot o1r
. and everybody is invited, ladies
> gentlemen and children. The Mis-
+ souri, Slope Poultry Association get
a percentage on each ticket. The,
need money and have no other methot
3 of creating a fund. The continuanc,
: : of the association depends upon tn,
! ! support they receive. The committe,
-! !! having the matter in charge include!
James Dobson, O. A. Brown, Jerr!
. Dryer and Fl. L. Mahnke.
O. B. Hanson was in Friday in hi.
auto with party of people from tht
Wilmen country who had broken thei1
, car. Mr.. Hanson carries the mail be-
> tween Willmen and Snow, going ovel
to the last named place Saturday
about noon to meet the incoming mai
from Belfield, thus giving the Will
- - men people a chance to get thei1
copies Of the PRESS every Saturday
= evening. Mr.. Hanson informs us thai
the government is now asking fo1
\ bids for carrying the mail and tina
4 the Snow report that the Willmen Of
flee was about to be discontinued is
\ mistake.
The Ray & Clark range demonstra
ton at the Dickinson Hardware Co
store the past week has been very
successful. They are agents for thu
original Majestic ranges and hav,
been pleased to find that so many
people, both in the city and country
became interested in their demonstra
tion announcement and called at tn,
store to investigate. Many sale!
were made and the inquiries leat
the firm to believe that the farmer.
are going to be ready for high clas!
ranges in the fall, which means NOR,
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