The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24

Mrs. Lee Nichols and son returned
to Mandan Monday, after spending a
few days in the city. &
DR.. A. E. Schierbaum of Hebron
was in Dickinson last Friday night
for Masonic work.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Steffen autoed
to Dickinson from Belfeld Sunday
and spent the day here. .@4
Lee Hebron left for Haynes, N. D.,
Tuesday, where he will spend a month
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Rich
ardson.
|. Invitations have been received this
week for the wedding of Miss Laura
Ellsworth and Andrew Erdahl, at
Jamestown April 9th.
H. M. Roberts returned Sunday
morning from his eastern trip of a
month. He spent most of the time in
Chicago taking up optical work.
Cleve Kennedy came to Dickinson
Saturday morning on his motor cycle
from Mandan and visited here until
Monday morning, when he made the
return trip.
E. j. Fisher, an employee on the
M. l.. Mcbride farm, was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital the 10th and oper-
ated on on Monday. He seems to be
getting along very nicely.
George Thompson has his machine
shop in the rea of his home on Third
Avenue West. He recently put water
into the house and now has things
very convenient at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Follis and Helen
Lyle returned to Medora Monday,
after having spent ten days in this
city with Mrs. T. G. Saunders. Mrs.
Saunders and Mrs. Follis are sisters.
Frank Clare English, director of
extension work for the University of
this state, lectured for as minutes On
Monday at the Dickinson high school
o. the subject of perpetual Achieve
ments."
DR.. H. j. Reisland arrived Monday
from the west and has his usual rooms
at the St. Charles hotel, where he will
be until Saturday evening, fitting and
grinding glasses. The work that he
has picked up this side of Glendive
he finishes and sends out from Dick
inson.
Frank Davis and Maynard Litch
came down the first of the week from
Glendive with M. A. Scherffius in his
car. Frank had been over to the
Henderson Bros. ranch in Mckenzie
county. Maynard is railroading and
came down to see his parents for a
few hours.
Prof. Hollis arrived Tuesday morn
ing from the eastern part of the state
to take up his school work in Dunn
county. Owing to unexpected work
at Fargo he was unable to get out
here in time to go to Killdeer for the
Monday evening engagement as had
been planned.
L. w. Little and his son, Operator
Little of Glendive, were passengers
Tuesday morning on Alex Fowler's
Little is credited with being one of
the best gardeners in Dunn county
and his son is going to help him with
!. seeding for a short time.
Miss Alma Stucke arrived the first
of the week from Fargo to spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. Harry Ed
en-, at her home on Third Ave. West,
just south of the George Thompson
home. Miss Stucke spent a season in
Dickinson a few years ago., and comes
now to look after the home while Mrs.
Eden goes to the hospital.
Miss Jennie Mason made a trip to
Quinion on Monday afternoon, word
having been telephoned in that her
mother had sustained a serious injury
to her back while moving things
about the house. A local physician
accompanied Miss Mason, both re-
turning the same evening. From last
reports Mrs. Mason was recovering
as we'll as could be expected.
]. O. German and J.. P. Lebo came
in Tuesday morning from the Hanley
country. They covered the distance of
so miles in a little over two hours,
coming via Belfeld.. Mr.. German
!; said cattle wintered we'll out his way
and many of the stockmen had stacks
of hay on hand. At his place he was
still feeding the cows a little hay
each day. Mr.. Lebo also said it had
been a good year for stock at his
! place and he looked for a good season
for cattlemen.
y A. P. Ellian has placed a factory
order for six Saxon automobiles and
has been advised that the shipment
will be made on April "a. Of the
) shipment Rufus B. Lee of Gladstone