The Dickinson press., 1915-06-05
NEWS

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The Gem hotel has been improved
by a coat of paint.
Mrs. Catherine Ray arrived home
Thursday from her long western trip.
Misses Ellen and Florence Walton
arrived home Tuesday from their
western trip. ....
Frank Halo is back for a few
weeks, helping Jary Levy at the
Model Clothing House.
John Berringer had a gasoline ex-
plosion at his home on Sunday which
burned his right hand badly.
The pupils of Miss Lyken's room,
the sixth grade, gave her q surprise
handkerchief shower last Friday.
Mrs. N. Paulson visited her sister,
Mrs. C. D. Litch, a few days and re-
turned to her Mandan home Sunday.
Ellsworth postoffice is to be dis
continued and that district supplied
by a rural route from Arnegard after
June 16.
General Master Mechanic C. E.
Allen Spent Memorial day in Dickin-
son. He was on his way home to
Livingston.
Mrs. R. L. Kennedy, Marion, Harold
and Corey, expect to leave Wednes-
day for their new home in Los Ange-
les, going by boat from Seattle.
E. P. Lee got a bad strain Satur-
day helping to lift machinery at the
laundry and was off duty for several
days in consequence.
Mesdames Eldred, Frankenberg,
Funk and Mclean entertained the
Congregational Ladies' Aid society at
the church parlors Thursday after
noon, June 10.
Raphael Koch left the last Of the
week for Devils Lake to be present
for graduation at the deaf mute
school. He will be away from home
! several weeks renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Filing Helmer had a chance Mon
day morning to sell a Dodge car to
Robert Mueche of Gladstone provided
he could make immediate delivery.
He hoped. however, to be able to fill
the order by the last of the week.
Arthur johnson, son of August
johnson of Taylor, has been promoted
to the position of assistant cashier of
the Taylor State bank-a recognition
Of ability and two years of faithful
work.
Charles Bake has the contract for
erecting a $4,000 school building at
Terry, Montana. This, in addition to
his work building contracts in Dickin-
son, will keep him busy for some
time.
MI. and Mrs. ]. G. Wall and Miss
Ruth came over from their Rose
banks Farm" near Marshall to attend
to some business matters on Monday
and remained for the circus. Mr..
Wall recently made homestead proof
on his farm in Dunn county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright of
Taylor were in Dickinson last Satur-
day evening on their way to Belfeld
in their car to spend two days at their
farm. Mr.. Wright had just returned
from a long auto trip in the Oakdale
country.
James C. Young of Minneapolis
was in Dickinson the past week super
vising matters at his experimental
farm east of the city. While here he
placed an order with o. A. Brown of
The Brown Dairy for some $500 worth
of the James stable fixtures.
The firm of Soules & Butler COM
menced work the first Of the week on
the F. w. Turner machine shop and
garage, which is to be completed by
the 18th of July. Mr. Turner is u.s.
ing brick from both of the local
companies.
Attorney L. A. Simpson returned
Monday morning from Beach where
he Grated to a large crowd on Deco
ration day. In the afternoon of the
same day he left in his auto for
| Bowman to look after some business
matters.
Rev. c. w. Davis of Dunn Center
drove in Sunday afternoon and re-
manned in the city for several days.
| Mrs. Davis seems to be getting along
| nicely at St. Joseph's hospital. It
became necessary for the youngest
daughter to enter the hospital for
treatment for a short time and an
older daughter came along with her
father to look after her little sister.
DR.. ]. G. Morrison leaves Monday
for Minneapolis to accompany his wife
| and Beverly home. Mrs. Morrison
has been in Minneapolis for several
months and was in q hospital there
| for several weeks and is much i'm
proved in health. Miss Bessie John
| son will stay at the Morrison home.
| while Mr.. Morrison is away.