The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15
LOCAL NEWS

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ray on Sunday, May 9th.
Mrs. Arthur Tollefson will be host
ess to the Dorcas ladies next Tues
day.
C. T. Langley, agent for the new
8 cylinder Cadillac, has sold three
cars this spring.
Attorney and Mrs. H. E. Haney and
son were among those down from
:Belfield on Sunday.
Miss Bessie johnson, teacher of the
9th grade, was out of school the last
of the week with the mumps.
Walter J. Ray of Medora attended
the Niles City horse sale and inspec-
tion last week.
Misses Goldie Gunwall and Nellie
Waagen from north of Taylor were
visiting a few days in the city this
week.
The first of the week Attorney w.
+. Burnett. counsel for A. H. Arnett
was in Minneapolis in connection with
the suit against Pat Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Elfstrom, en-
route home from southern California,
were at the North Dakota building at
San Francisco the past week.
Miss Euleta ;Crosthwaite is n Of
a class Of ten to graduate from the
Mandan high school May 20, and is
secretary and treasurer of her class.
David Harnden is back from Glen
dive. His sister, Mrs. Void, was
down for a day or two, visiting her
parents, MI. and Mrs. John w.
Harnden.
Mrs. Guy Hunter, state vice presi-
dent, Mrs. ~Lilibridge, delegate, and
Mrs. Barker, alternate for Miss Hille-
sheim, leave the first of the week for
the P. E. O. meeting at Valley City.
Judge w. C. Crawford spent Tues
day in Manning when some SO parties
we're made citizens. The regular
May term Of district court will be
convened in Dickinson on May 18th.
Agent and Mrs. F. D. Cooper were
in Minneapolis for Mothers Day"
Mr.. Cooper's mother coming on from
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Mrs. Duncan Cooper of Beach went
down also to meet their mother.
Mrs. J. Edward Tufft has been very
ill the past two weeks at her apart
ments in the Parker & Sons building,
but was reported much better on
Thursday. Mrs, Homer Davis, a
trained nurse, is caring for Mrs. Tufft.
Dan Brew was greeting friends in
Dickinson on Wednesday,. He visited
at the John Fisher place on Green
river. Mr.. and Mrs. Brew are STOP
ping at the home Of their son., Tom
Brew, on Crooked creek about 7 miles
this side of Fayette.
The Drs. Garner, whose ad. appears
elsewhere in this issue, are opening
offices in the Walton block, having a
suite of three rooms. Their living
rooms are in the new Croteau build
ing. Mrs. Garner will arrive from
Iowa Sunday or Monday.
The estate of the late Frederick
Terras of Hebron was closed on Mon
day, final arguments having been
made before Judge Fred Maser IN
Dickinson at his office in the court
house. Louis and Mary Terras were
present, represented by their attorney,
J. S. Jungers, Of Hebron.
Judge w. L. Nussels of Bismarck
went through to Beach on Wednesday
to hold court for Judge W. C. Craw-
ford for a few days. Court Stenogra-
pher Boulger went up from this city.
It was understood that Judge Nussels
was to hear the election contest case
in Golden Valley, a bank and divorce
cas- ~
Peter Hensel, a farmer in the Lefor
district, has been receiving medical
treatment in Dickinson for nearly two
weeks. His health is improving and
he expected to return to his family
on Saturday. MI. Hensel has been
stopping with his niece, Mrs. John
Welder, at her home a mile south Of
the city. Mr.. Hcnsel has 200 acres
seeded and his son is looking after
the place during his absence in Dick
inson. This week the son was pre-
pairing eight acres of ground for corn.