The Dickinson press., 1915-09-04

Miss Jessie Hill left Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis, where she
will stay with her aunt, Mrs. Irving
DeGraff and 60 to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Agnew began
housekeeping on Thursday in the
house formerly occupied by the Bald
wins north of the F. W. Turner resi-
dence on End Ave. East.
Director Thomas Cooper of the
North Dakota Agricultural college
was in Dickinson on Thursday when
he paid an official visit to the local
experiment station.
H. M. Roberts, who underwent
such a serious operation in St. JOS
eph's hospital early in the summer,
returned on Thursday from Miles
City. He has had a long rest and
feels like a new nan now. which will
be good news to his many friends.
Joe Murphy brought his wife and
children in from the ranch this week
to occupy their new home, formerly
the C. B. Hanson place, in this city.
This will give the children a fine
chance to attend the Dickinson
schools.
Charles Dignam, chief clerk in
the Pioneer Life Insurance Co. office
at Fargo, was expected out the last
of the week to visit his brother, FIR.
John Dignam. The Dignam boys
have been happy guests at the parish
home of their uncle for some time
past.
Louis Baker of Emerson stated
Thursday that in his opinion the rust
damage was much greater than
people realized. The Baker brothers
have about 1000 acres around Emer-
son and he states that a half crop
is about all they expect.
The government gauge climbed to
90 degrees in the shade on Tuesday,
the previous record for the season
being but 81 degrees. On Wednesday
it was still warmer, mercury standing
at 81 degrees in the shade. The fol-
lowing day was considerably cooler.
A. H. Deiters had to give up his
/ Black Hill auto trip OF account of
the steam filters coming next week
to start in on extending the central
heat mains. A. T. Crowl had intend
ed to make the trip with Mr.. Deiters
but did not care to start out with just
his a for the weeks trip.
Attorney Hanson of Glendive was
killed on Wednesday. He was turn
ing out for another car and went over
a cut bank, the steering wheel catch
ing him in the breast when the cal
| turned over. Hanson was the catcher
for the Glendive ball team which
played in Dickinson early in the seas
IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Lynch and chill.
dren of La Moure were expected in
Dickinson on Monday evening to visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. w
Reed. However, the party was de-
layed on account of trouble with their
car at New Salem and did not arrive
until Wednesday night. Mr.. Lynch
is probate judge Of La Moure county
Cashier D. D. Mars has bought
Mrs. A.. H. Deiters' farm a mile and
a half southeast of the city and has
already commenced moving out his
household effects. The price was sac
per acre, n Mrs. DelterS taxes II
the Mars house in this city on the
deal. Mr.. Mars plans on driving his
auto back and forth for his work each
day.
ALT. H. Ellsworth of New Rockford
was a pleasant caller at this office or
Thursday. He was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Erdahl, and
1yon+ fxoyo boro RI Ki11door to Uicii
his son, Howard H. Ellsworth, the
Northern Pacific agent at the termi.
nal town north. ALT. Ellsworth was
one of the editors and publishers Of
the Daily Capital at Jamestown If
early days and he is still engaged ii
newspaper work to some extent.
Gov. L. B. Hanna has arranged tt
come to Dickinson the first of the
week to go out north on a big CHECKER
hunt. Sheriff GEORGE ]. Brown anl