The Dickinson press., 1915-09-18
LOCAL NEWS

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Mr.. and Mrs. walter sterland and
granddaughter, Thelma Sterland, re-
turned Sunday from their trip to the
Twin Cities, where they took in the
fair.
Mrs. Con Short and son, Donald, of
near Medora, were in the city Sunday,
and Mrs. Short came down again
Tuesday to visit a few days at the l..
A. Simpson home.
Found-Between Dickinson and An
telope creek by Andy Shipley, the
front top curtain of an automobile.
Inquire at PRESS office.-adv. 1t
Here is testimonial of a patient
treated by John Jost: II have taken
the massage treatment of John Jost
and can highly recommend the same
to any person." If further interested
inquire of Mrs. P. Daily, Dickinson.
Rev. j. G. Dickey of Dickinson
speaks for the Slope Country at the
Congregational conference to be held
in New Rockford on September $3.50.
The devotional service will be con-
Quoted by John Orchard. Rev. A. C.
Hacke is chairman of the program
committee.
Max Nuremberg, a brother of N.
Nuremberg of this city, arrived re-
Gently from New York and plans, on
making Dickinson his home. Like his
brother, he is a fine painter and will
follow that line of work here, pos
sibly taking charge of the Dickinson
Sign Co. work. Later he will bring
his family out.
Mrs. l.. A. Simpson was expecting
this week the arrival of Mrs. Geo.
Hughes of Chicago, for a several
days visit. Mrs. Hughes comes from
Bismarck, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Grant Call. Mr..
Hughes visited in Bismarck and has
gone on to San Francisco for an cleo
trical convention.
A company of our local musicians,
made up of Mr.. Kampbell and Philip
Patterson of the Bijou orchestra,
Louis Lehman of the Lyric, and Fred
erick lessen expected to leave today
(Friday) for Halliday, where they
were to furnish the music for the big
| celebration and dance to take place
this evening. =:
Master C. D. Litch had plenty of
work the night of the 10th when he
| opened the Masonic lodge for the first
of the fall season. B. 0. Angel, r.
Boehlke and B. Paulsrud of Dickinson
and D. J. Price of Killdeer were on
hand for the third degree work. F.
D. Cooper and E. A. Lillibridge
hustled around and arranged a lun-
cheon for the members at the close of
the evening.
VIM. Just of Mankato, Mimi, and
| Carl Luhman of Howard Lake, Mimi.
arrived in the city recently for a stay
| of four or five weeks. Both gentle
men have land out in the vicinity of
| New England and left for that point
| Tuesday to oversee the harvesting OF
| their crops. While in the city they
were guests at the Judge Fred Mase1
and George Thompson homes, Mrs
| Thompson being Mr.. Luhman's daugh-
ter. Later Mr.. Just will go on tc
| Ashland, Mont, where he will visit, q
brother. S.
MI. and Mrs. M. A. Scherffius ani
daughter, Dorothy, returned satur-
day from their trip in the west
They were gone four weeks, having
stopped at nearly all the important
points on the way. Among those
whom they visited were Mrs. Scher-
ffius' sisters, Mrs. VIM. Niven, at Los
Angeles and Miss Harriet Thacker at
Seattle. They also met Miss Harriet
Pennington, a former Dickinson teach
er, at the latter place and were guests
at the F. M. Smith fruit farm near
Selah, Washington. Mrs. Augusta
Scherffius, Mr.. Scherffius' mother:
accompanied them back from Miles
City for a short visit, expecting to re-
turn home Thursday.
Jacob and Nick Lefor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Lefor, ST., autoed in from
Lefor Tuesday to meet Adam and
Mrs. Lefor and family who came from
st. Paul on No. 3 and retured with
them to their home at Lefor. The
Adam Lefor family have been on an
extended tour in the west, including
the exposition at San Francisco, and
returned via a southern route to St.
Paul, where they took in the Mime
sofa state fair, being gone in oil over
a month. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lefor,
ST., planned on remaining three or
four days in the city visiting friends
and relatives. In California Adam
Lefor saw Fred Koesel and other
former residents of Stark county.