The Dickinson press., 1915-10-16
DR.. Sam Chernausek has taken

DR.. Sam Chernausek has taken a
flat in the J. G.. F. Parker building.
Mrs. Jennie Brown has moved to
Columbus, Montana.
VIM. Elwell of Gladstone was in the
city the middle Of the week.
F. E. Hoffman, the new druggist
at the T. J.. Greene Co. store, was
with the firm four years at Glendive
and takes hold like an old hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hanel, living
near Green river northwest of Dickin-
son, are the proud parents of a
daughter, born the 9th.
Walter Junkin was in the city this
week renewing old acquaintance and
attending to matters of business in
connection with his auto attachment.
VIM. Nichols went out to Fayette
Wednesday to bring back the Knapp
car which has been out there for some
time.
Attorney Walter J. Ray of Medora
went to Granite Falls, MIMI, this
week to get evidence in the Gamble
case.
T. N. Hartung, district game ward
en-, was taking Sheriff Geo. J. Brown
and Receiver Ed. j. Hughes of the
Dickinson U. S. land office, to Medora
on Friday for a hunting trip.
John Luhman of southeast of Dick
inson, had his finger caught in the
machine while threshing on the 18th.
The injury was so bad that part of
the finger had to be amputated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder are delighted
parents of a little daughter, who ar
rived Friday morning. Mr.. Elder is
the machine operator at the Recorder
Post.
Louis Fread returned on Sunday
from the Northern Pacific hospital at
Glendive, where he had been for
about three weeks. The doctors took
out two bone splinters from his
stump leg and it is hoped now that
an amputation will not be necessary.
John Cell was up from New Eng
land last Saturday to look after the
renting Of his house in the eastern
part of the city. Mr.. Cell has been
a shoemaker for AZ years. He has
always given satisfaction in his work
and has many friends both in Dick
inson and at New England.
Miss Ida Holum, teacher in the
Green river district, was in Dickinson
the past week, accompanied by Mrs.
Christina Barta, with whom she is
boarding. The school house was
undergoing some repairs recently and
school was dismissed in the mean
time.
Sam Stevenson, a Beach farmer
who met with a serious machine &C
cident, wa brought to Dickinson on
Thursday and taken to St. Joseph's
hospital, where it was found neces-
sary to amputate one of his legs.
He seemed to be getting along nicely
Friday morning.
Mrs. Rose Dirkes and two children
left on Wednesday for Great Falls,
Montana, which will be their future
home. Mrs. Dirkes recently sold her
Windsor hotel at Richardton. She
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
J.. Brown, in Dickinson a short time
before leaving for the west.
Miss Ora Gray, who had been with
Drs. Bowen & Ohage for a few weeks,
secured a permanent position at Sid
ney, Montana, and left on Sunday
to enter upon her new duties. Mrs.
Glen Gardner is taking the position
at the doctors office until Miss Sibyl
Clark returns the coming week from
Montana.
Mrs. A. C. Hacke was feeling con
siderably better this week. Rev
Hacke, who was detained by her i'll
ness from making the trip to New
Haven, Conn.,, for the Congregational
convention earlier, left Friday morn
ing. Rev. j. G. Dickey went down
on Monday.
Judge w. C. Crawford and Stenog-
rapher Richard Boulger, came in from
| Mott on Thursday evening. The
judge wound up the Hettinger county
term and came home via New Eng
land. His next term will be at Bow
man the first week in November, the
Adams county term at Hettinger hay
ing been adjourned to follow Bowman
Both will be jury terms.
Attorney T. G. johnson was in
from Manning on Monday for a few
hours. He reported the roads much
worse. than he had expected. Mr.,
Johnson was going to Killdeer the
following day to look after the work
on his residence which was recently
started. The Johnsons will be neigh
bors of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Saunders
at the new terminal town north. On
the return from Dickinson Mr.. John
son was accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs.. Fred Christensen, who were 60
ing to their ranch via Killdeer.
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