The Dickinson press., 1915-09-04

Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Robinson
like Belfeld very much. They have
the Frank Mead house, and Mr.. Rob-
inson has plenty of electrical work to
do.
John Leask, the genial register Of
deeds, has been trying out a Saxon
Six and has about made up his mind
to buy the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leask left Thursday after
moor in the Ferris car for a trip to
New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Little of near
Gladstone have rented the L. Scott
cottage in the western part of the
city and were moving in on Wednes-
day.
Misses Blanche and Carroll Gamer
on of Balfour, this state, have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. Otto Pippin,
in Dickinson the past week. The
former lady will teach at Taylor this
year.
J. L. Hughes, auditor, and c. E.
Ward, county superintendent of
schools, were in the Farmers Valley
territory the past week to make an
appraisal for a school land loan.
Arthur Johnson, Bert Archambault
and Clarence Peterson of Pishtigo,
Wis, arrived Saturday and will teach
school in the country Is miles south.
Mrs. Peter Holtrop of South Heart
is recovering nicely from her appendi-
citis operation and will be able to
leave St. Joseph's hospital within a
few days.
Among those taking the examina-
lions for professional teachers certifi-
Gates on August 27 and % were
Misses Leone P~fenninger and Agnes
Sherlock of Dickinson and Miss
Josie Sifert of Beach.
Jerry Hayes, who returned recently
from a trip to Miles City, says that
the horse growers in Montana are of
the opinion that there will be no de-
mand for war horses in 60 days from
now.
Mrs. James Drury of Mandan, who
made a short visit in the city visiting
relatives, and Mrs. Mike Drury of
this city, left Tuesday for Glendive,
Miles City and Billings, Mont. They
expected to be gone until Sunday.
Lloyd Dow, who was filling out tenn
porarily at the Dickinson U. S. land
office, has his desk now with John
Boulger in the Masonic Temple build
ing, where he is looking after his
land office business. A little later
Mr.. Dow will have an office in one
of the new buildings now being con-
structed.
B. E. Kennedy entered the Glen
dive hospital last Saturday for quite
a serious operation for abscess. Mrs.
Kennedy returned Wednesday, hav-
ing gone up to see him for a couple
of days, and was taken suddenly ill.
She expected to come home the lat
ter part Of the week from St. JOS
eph's hospital.
Fred W. Turner will have his
garage and machine shop about COM
pleted by the end Of the week. Work
was far enough along so that he was
taking autos for storage on Wednes-
day evening. His oil tanks are in
stalled and machinists are already at
work on cars on the second floor.
Everybody is delighted with Mr..
Turner's new building which is a
large asset to the city's permanent
improvements.
Miss Florence Bradshaw was in
Dickinson for a few hours Thursday
taking the afternoon train for Big
Timber, Montana, to her
work as teacher in the schools there.
Miss Bradshaw spent her vacation
with her brother near New England
and has not been home during the
summer. She visited Thursday in
Dickinson with ]. D. Carpenter of
Fargo, state agent of the Security
Life, the father of her school chum.
Auditor J.. l.. Hughes had issued
PIP hunting licenses up to Thursday
morning and stated that the number
would be considerably greater than a
year ago. Mr.. Hughes has arranged
to be in his office at the court house
next Monday evening from Z to 9
o'clock, in order to give every body a
chance to get a license. September
6 is a holiday, but Mr.. Hughes will
be in his office in the evening just
the same n all corners will be served
even though it be a little late.
Monday morning at St. Joseph's
church occurred the wedding of Ray
mond Hayes and Miss Helen Schropp
of South Dickinson. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the Jerry Hayes home.
The bride and groom both belong to
old Dickinson families and are well
known throughout the county. Tues
day morning Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Hayes, MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Hayes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hayes autoed
out to the Hayes ranch northwest Of
Dickinson, where the young couple
will make their home.
Several local cars made a trip out
north to Manning, Oakdale and Kill
deer on Sunday. Among those going
out were Mrs. Mary Walton and
daughter, Miss Florence, Lee Augh-
nay and Miss Hazel Fox in the Wal
+on oor. Mr. and Mrs Mike