The Dickinson press., 1915-03-06

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LOCAL NEWS
A daughter was born to Engineer
and Mrs. w. A. Shaw on March 4th,
and her name is Laverne. :&s7,,
Wanted-Girl for general house.
work, good wages. Write Mrs. Geo.
Burgess, Medora, N. D.-adv. 3-6-2t
Brakeman L. C. Esse of Dickinson
was a caller at the North Dakota
Exposition building in San Francisco
last week.
Mrs. C. J. Weston of Miles City is
visiting in the city and will spend
another week or ten days as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. W. T. Nickel.
Little Edwin Larson of Gladstone,
who underwent an operation several
weeks ago, was taken to his home
last Saturday greatly improved.
DR.. H. A. Davis left Wednesday
morning for Bismarck, Fargo and the
Twin Cities, expecting to be absent
about a week or two on business
matters. ?,
week. MI. Little has had a number
of land deals opened up already this
spring and he looks for the moving of
a good amount of western North Da-
kota real estate this season.
Union Telephone Company of New
England, Hettinger County, capital
stock $4,000. Incorporators, c. J.
Herstein, Geo. B. Bagley and E. J.
Strand, all of New England. =. :
Attorney Geo. P. Jones of Killdeer
was in Dickinson the first of the
week. Mr.. Jones recently moved out
from La Moure and he has been quite
busy getting settled at the new rail-
road terminal.
L. W. Sumner of Manning was
called to Montpelier, Ohio, the first
of the week by the serious illness of
his mother. He arrived in the city
Tuesday evening so as to go east on
No. a Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Clapp, superintendent of N. P,
to st. Paul, stopped over in Dickin.
son a day the first of the week. He
found everything in frst-class shape
in Manager Rudiselle's department.
Miss Burns, who has trimmed TO,
the Bowen Millinery, arrived the first
of the week to be with this up-to-date
store the coming season. Miss Burn.
has a large circle of. friends who are
greatly pleased to welcome her back
William Servis had an operation or
Tuesday at the Northern Pacific hos.
pital at Glendive. Mrs. Servis il
with him and letters received in Dick
inson on Wednesday and THURSDAY
indicate that he is getting along
nicely.
Word is received in Dickinson tina
the Richards spent more time will
the Courtneys in San Diego than the,
had originally planned, in conse
= quenee of which they did not reac]
San Francisco until the last of thi
S week.
j. O. Mullaney was down from
Belfield the first of the week. Franz
a Mullaney was also at the Mullane,
home in Dickinson the past week, 20
ing on from here to the Twin Cite
e for a week or ten days.
" Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Watts and sol
came down from Fryburg last Fri
c day. They were on their way t.
Superior, Wis, to visit for a mont
or six weeks. Mr.. Watts though
n that he would come back to thi
country in the spring.
Anton Wingerberg, the Taylor hote
proprietor, was in Dickinson last Sat
g urday, returning home Sunday morn
. ing. Mr.. Wingerberg is making tn
Taylor hotel pleasant for the travelin,
= public and is enjoying a fine parton
age.
C. J. Kunz was in this week from
:, Manning to take hold with Irwin,
o Gerlich in the Everett real estate of
e flee. He will be back and forth be
tween Dickinson and Manning durin,
r March Or the time that w. R. Everett
expects to be away from home.
!. Among the honored guests at tn
II St. Charles hotel the early part of tn
week we're the following N. P. railwa.
e officials: G. H. Gilman, master ca:
a builder; J. J. Davy, general boiler in
. spector; c. E. Allen, general maste:
d mechanic and B. P. Johnson, division
master mechanic.
August Diers seeded two acres tt
alfalfa on the 18th of last June ant
e took off one cutting. He thinks tina
n the alfalfa is coming through tn,
0 winter in good shape and he will
likely add to the acreage the coming
r season. He has 33 acres of timoth!
hay land, and raised as acres of fin
p corn for cattle and hogs in 1915.
: F. A. Little of Fayette spent a few
days in the city the forepart of tn,