The Dickinson press., 1915-09-11
LOCAL NEWS
Clyde Stewart returned on Satur-
day from Colorado.

Clyde Stewart returned on Satur-
day from Colorado.
Conductor J. C. Haskin had IA cars
on passenger train No. 2 out Of Dick
inson on Monday.
Wanted-Salesman capable of earn
ing SIPS per month. Stetson Oil Com
pany, Cleveland, Ohio.-adv. 9-11-1p
The Dickinson Manning stage went
out Monday morning with the trailer
attachment. The mail north is very
heavy on Monday.
Ralph Hanson, who has been out
on the ranch since last fall, came in
the past week and has entered school
for the present year.
Attorney ALT. O. Nelson and CASH
Ter G. J.. Heen of the First State bank
of Dunn Center came over on Sunday
and were here on Monday attending
to some business matters.
Editor and Mrs. I. l.. Doherty and
Miss Hagen YER in from Manning
over Sunday. On account of the
rain they did not return until Mon
day.
ALI. H. Ellsworth accompanied his
son, N. P. Agent H. H. Ellsworth, in
from Killdeer on Sunday and visited
his daughter, Mrs. Andrew Erdahl, in
this city until Monday afternoon,
when he left for New Rockford.
A homesteader from the country
north was taken to Belfield recently
by Deputy Warden Hike and before
Justice Severson he pleaded guilty to
the charge of shooting chickens out Of
season, the fine and costs amounting
to $35.
Commissioner Robert Flint and
Photographer Holemo came out from
Bismarck on the 3rd and were taken
north by w. L. Richards to his Dia-
mond C and Crooked Creek ranches,
where some fine live stock pictures
were taken.
An afternoon party was given at
the M. J. Moe home recently in honor
of Mrs. Frank Bonfield, eight guests
being present. The time was pleas
antly spent at cards and a very
dainty lunch was served BY Miss
Agnes Moe.
John F. Harnden left Saturday
night for Malta, Montana, where he
was called to take charge of an ele-
vator. He goes into a winter wheat
district and if he likes it up there the
family will be moved up from Dick
inson after a few months.
MI. and Mrs. John Dobson and
son, Jefferson, returned the hrst of
the week from Oshkosh, Wis, where
Mrs. Dobson's folks reside. Mrs.
Dobson and son were gone about two
months, while Engineer Dobson went
down about two weeks ago.
The North Dakota Pressed Brick
!, Co. is loading brick for the Werner
school house job, it requiring ten car
loads of facing hollow tile for this
contract. The company is also ship
: ping to the Heaton Lumber Co. the
hollow tile needed in the Reed store
at Killdeer.
Miss Emma Perley Lincoln, who is
} the leading character in the l~iterar!
program at the Elk auditorium or
September II, is a sister of Miss Fern
t Lincoln of Bowman, well known tt
many Dickinson people. Miss Lincoln
will be assisted at Dickinson by Mrs
A. P. Nachtwey.
, John Beisser and son, Jacob, Of
Dunn Center came in on Sunday with
R. w. Robertson and party, leaving
on the train here for Missouri to visit
: his father for a short time. The grair
f on the Beisser farm is cut and the
} yield is very promising, although rust
, did a little damage.
Miss Elsie I. Pagenkopf, who has
charge Of M Of the fifth grades ir
the city, is a sister Of A. C. Pagen'
kopf Of this city. She comes from
. Mapelton, MIMI, having taught three
2 years at St. Peter, same. state. She
is making her home, while teaching
l here, with her brother and family.
The firm of Ufer & Foster were
busy early in the week finishing {
: horizontal electric moving sign ma
, chine for Twin City exhibition pur'
= poses. These Dickinson machinist:
: surely know how to handle the worl
t in good shape and have been able tt
get out the models wanted by N. Min
enberg.
Mrs. H. w. Palen gave a party fol
her son, Clifford, to celebrate his 10th
birthday last Saturday afternoon
There were twenty-five guests pres
ent, all about the same age. After
very jolly afternoon, they were served
an appetizing lunch by Mrs. Palen, as
sisted by Mrs. John Auer and Mis-:
Mary Dauber.
Mrs. P. H. Rumble and children
came in from the Wilcox ranch re
Gently, where they had been visiting
for about ten days, and are occupying
their home on End Ave. West. Mr.
Wilcox, who brought them in, on hi!
return, was to take Miss Johnson, sis
ter of Attorney T. G. Johnson O..
Manning, out to the ranch as private
teacher.
Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Rockwell, wht
were visiting up north, returned tx
their home at Mott via Dickinson las
Friday in their auto. Their daughter
Miss Emily, who had been visiting a
i the Rev. !. c.. Morrison home, ant