The Dickinson press., 1915-02-13
LOCAL NEWS

SPECIAL-Ca,mel ice cream, Sat
;arday and Sunday only, at Olds.-adv.
Ray Graft has sold a motorcycle to
Paul Meyer Of the Parker & Sons
market. o.
Attorney w. F. Burnett went to
Bismarck on Wednesday to argue a
case in supreme court.
Rev. ]. G. Morrison left Monday for
Beach, where he will conduct revival
meetings. for the coming two weeks.
Commissioner E. P. Church Of
Amidon visited VIM. Merriield at
Sentinel Butte last week.
Attorney T. F. Murtha went to Bis
marck on Wednesday to look after
legal business before the supreme
court.
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catalog.-adv.
Skude Bros, in charge of the
Skude Bros. Clothing House at Dunn
Center, write that things are going
along in fine shape out north.
A miscellaneous shower is to be
given at the Peck home this (Friday)
evening in honor of Miss Mabel
Hogue, a bride of the coming week.
J. J. Sweeney was out the first of
the week for the first time since
his return from the Glendive hos
pital, where he had his tonsils re-
moved.
Mrs. Nichlas Meyer, who had been
with her father, J. w. Harnden in
this city since the 9Th of January,
was returning Tuesday to her Mon
tana home.
Mrs. H. A. Nonweiler had her hand
burned the past week while discon-
Meeting an electric cord. The injury
was not sufficient to necessitate the
calling Of a physician.
C. D. Shira of Ohio arrived this
week to make his home in Dickinson.
He is a nephew of D. A.. Cutnaw and
will have a permanent position in the
city within a short time.
Miss Viola Keller, accompanied by
little Ramona Sturgeon and Evelyn
Fisher, went to Richardton the latter
part of last week, spending the week
end at the Keller home.
A. N. Seeley has been off the road
for nearly a month. There does not
appear to be anything seriously the
matter with him and he expects to re-
turn to work within a short time.
Albert ]. Scholl of Glendive spent
Sunday in the city visiting with his
many friends. He returned in the
evening to be on hand at his duties in
the railroad office Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills Norred came in
from Killdeer and Manning on Mon
day evening and expected to remain
a week while Mr.. Norred takes more
~osteopathy treatments.
Clifford Smith spent Sunday and
Monday with Mrs. Smith and little
son, Clarence, who are visiting at the
Berringer home. He returned to
Beach Monday afternoon. ..
E. D. McCadam of Mandan, for
merly of Dickinson, has been doctor
ing in Bismarck some lately. He is
still drilling wells and had an acct
dent the past season which has caused
him much trouble.
E. A. Lillibridge went to st. Paul
on Wednesday to attend a meeting of
the Fertile Valley Land Co. This
company has large holdings in Dunn
county and may decide to offer some
lands for sale in the spring.
Raymond, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Bergen of Schafer, who
suffered an operation for an acute
case Of appendicitis January 10th,
is reported out of danger and on the
road to complete recovery. d
DR.. F. w. Rumble came in Tuesday
from Midway via Belield. He re-
ported the snow very deep out south
in the Rainy Butte country. Up to
the time he left it had not crusted in
the least and stock was grazing in
most cases
Carl A. Anderson, book keeper at
the First National bank, was called
to Minneapolis the first of the week
by the death Of a relative. Mr..
Anderson will spend a week or ten
days in the Twin Cities before re-
turning home. S.:
S. N. Lebo stated Tuesday that
there was about 8 inches of snow at
his ranch south of Medora. Of course
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