The Dickinson press., 1915-08-28
LOCAL NEWS

Thursday and spent a few hours in
the city shopping.
Tonight (Friday) and Saturday,
August 81 and %, Chas. Chaplin in
his latest comedy, Bank" At the
Bijou theatre.-adv.
Gervase Manning took H. C. Chris
Jensen and Llewellyn Roquette out
to the Wilcox ranch Monday morning
in his new Hudson car.
Mrs. Smith Harrison arrived
Wednesday from Billings, Mont, for
a few weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Ella Fox of this city.
Manager H. l.. Reichert has an
other good show, "The Calling of
Dan Mathews" for September 8, at
the Dickinson opera house.
Miss Josephine Hunter, who has
been visiting with her uncle, Guy
Hunter, and family, returned Sunday
to her home in Des Moines, Iowa.
Prof. Piemeisel, a specialist in
grain rust disease, "a out from the
Minnesota University this week MAX
ing Investigations at the Dickinson
station.
Walter Sterland, %adjuster for the
IoCNNAACy 4I1Oul CllSS WV was CdllSu 10
look after hail losses around Ismay,
Mont, on Tuesday. He was expected
back on Thursday.
R. w. Heaton, who has been here
attending to business matters and
visiting relatives for some time, ex-
pected to return to his home in St.
Paul on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Broremer
and child of Fairmont, Mimi, arrived
in Dickinson on Wednesday,. Mr..
Broremer has a position in the Dick
inson Mercantile Co. store.
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over $125.O0 per month, write us to-
day for position as salesman; every
opportunity for advancement. Cent
raj Petroleum Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
; adv. In
H. c.. Christensen returned to his
ranch early in the week. Miss
Emma remained in St. Paul to take
treatment for a few weeks and there
fore did not meet her father here as
had been planned.
Frank Roquette had so acres of
grain cut at his farm early in the
week and he hoped to get Schmidt
Bros. in with their new Case rig to
thresh a half day. This would give
him feed for his team.
Mrs. Chas. Lish and daughters,
Misses Cathryn, Margaret, Mary and
little Agnes, of Kansas City, NO.,
left for their home Wednesday after
a visit of five weeks with the Frank
Lish family and other relatives in the
city.
Many of the Dickinson merchants
have been getting their reports tt G
past week from the state pure food
department. In most cases the scor-
ing indicates that u people are Civ
ing close attention to the sanitation
of their places Of business.
M. Mathison, n of the large auto
dealers at Beach, was called to
Dickinson from Fargo last Saturday
to testify in a case in chambers be-
fore Judge w. C. Crawford. Mr..
Mathison's firm has sold 80 Ford
cars the past season and fully 20 of
other makes, and the season is not
finished by a long way.
Miss Marguerite Lish entertained
for her cousin, Miss Cathryn Lish,
last Saturday evening. There were
twelve guests present. After an
evening of merriment they were
served a fine luncheon, the hostess be-
ing assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Frank Lish, her aunt, Mrs. Chas.
Lish, and sister, Miss Beatrice.
Lovers of plays of adventure, with
an abundance of thrills, military eff
fects, infantry and cavalry, will have
their hearts gratified when they see
| 11svoI13 I0hr~0o - ill., 1L--l
drama, "Fighting Bob" This screen
production from the celebrated motion
picture studio of the B. A. Rolfe
company was arranged from the
drama OF the same name by Edward
b.. Rose. 1t will be seen IN the Metro
program at the Lyric Theatre on
Wednesday, September LADY.
Rev. N. J. Kinney of Avoca, Wis,
arrived recently for a visit with the
w. A. Mcclure family of this CITY
and the julius Hoist family of Glad
stone. On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoist, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure and
family, FIR. John Dignam, Rev. Kin
ney and Miss Kathryn Gallagher
formed a party which went out in
two cars on a sight seeing tour
through the Bad Lands. Rev. Kin
ney was very much pleased with the
scenery. He plans On remaining at
least another week.
Mesdames S. M. Ferris and G. A.
Perkins entertained again this week
at two afternoon card parties at the
Perkins home on Tuesday and Thurs
day, fifty guests being present each
afternoon. The rooms were decorated
with a wealth of summer flowers. At
five o'clock the hostesses we're assisted
on the first afternoon in serving
luncheon by Miss Grace Crowl and
Mesdames c. N. Barker, Nora Jeffer-
les, W. R. Everett and A.. Dingman.
On Thursday they were assisted by
Mesdames w. A. Mcclure, John
Leask, A. c. McGillivray and Misses
Grace Crowl and Dehlia Spear.
Edward E. Rose has written many
plays, among them "Fighting Bob"
"The Rosary" "David Harum,"