The Dickinson press., 1915-07-03
LOCAL NEWS

AVO3AA NEWS
Odds Caramel ice cream.-adv. 1t
Miss Viola Keller has taken a DO
sition at the office of DR.. Gilbreath.
The Kunz VS.. Merry Ease was heard
before Justice G. S. Langdon this
week.
Cleaning teeth, soc. DR.. Gilbreath,
dentist. Office in Leonberger Bldg.
adv. 7-3-tf
Justice A. P. Folsom was able to be
at nus office in the First National
bank building this week.
Attorney and Mrs. B. M. Rigler and
Ed. Jasperson Of Richardton spent
Tuesday in the city, coming up in
their al
Lost from auto somewhere in city,
baby's large straw hat with yellow
ribbon and yellow Fosebuds. Finder
return to PRESS efice.-adv. 1t
Miss Carrie GMRwall and little Har-
old Gunwall went to Taylor Wednes-
day morning to attend he wedding
of Miss Gunwall's niece north of Tay-
lor.
Andrew Hushka was in Wednesday
from his farm southwest of Manning
and reported that the big rain of June
26 reached his place. He is farming
300 acres this year.
P. S. Peterson was in Dickinson the
first of the week from the Snow
country visiting his brother, C. Peder-
son and attending to business mat
tiers. His son, Edgar, was along.
ters. His son, Edgar, was along.
They purchased five cows and a calf
which were taken back to their farm,
making some Is head that they now
have.
DR.. and Mrs. S. W. Bailey reached
San Diego the past week. They
crossed the desert, a distance of 256
miles, at night and found it extremely
hot even then. -,..
VIM. Jergers said Wednesday that
the heavy rain of last Saturday did
not reach his place. However, the
ground out that way is we'll soaked
from former rains and crops are
looking fine.
Mrs. John Foster and son were ex-
pected home the last of the week from
their extended visit with her mother
and friends in South Dakota. They
had planned to come to the Milwaukee
line at Hettinger.
John Foster has secured the serv-
ices Of Messrs. Mcintosh and Fred
Schmidt for his barber shop in the
dakota National bank building. The
former is from St. Paul and both are
first-class workmen.
Miss Helen Carleton plans on
starting her months vacation from
her duties at the library the last of
July. Miss Rose Waddell, who has
had some previous experience in this
line of work, will take charge Of the
library in Miss Carleton's absence.
Mrs. E. E. Boslough and two chill
dren yer guests of Mrs. Thomas
Nottingham this week, IN route from
their claim at Ingomar, Montana, to
lend two weeks with Mr.. Boslough
who is a druggist at Mott. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boslough were residents of
Dickinson a few years ago, going
from here to New England and later
to Montana.
Rev. J. G. Morrison left the first
of the week for Gordon, Nebraska,
where he will assist in a series of re-
vival meetings. During his absence
Rey. J. c: Jorge2son will supply at
both morning and evening services at
! kl~ AZ o%1oJsok n1,,-h C,rolory
July 4th. On the morning Of the fol-
lowing Sunday, July 10th, Rev, Del
bert Howe of California, who is now
visiting in the city, will fill the pulpit.
Warren O. Smith, for the past two
years the genial and efficient clerk
at the Mcdonald drug store, left the
first of the week for Antelope, Mon
tana, where July / he took possession
of a drug business which he has pur-
chased at that point. MI. Smith has
the preparation, the experience and
the affability which will surely spell
success in conducting a business of
his own.
Mrs. M. E. Hall was a delightful
hostess at two 1 o'clock luncheons
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week, thirty-two ladies being present
each day. Baskets and vases of yel-
low roses and centaurea, formed
defective decorations. The course
luncheon was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mesdames Nottingham,
E. e. Anderson and Dingman on Tues
day and by Mesdames Nottingham,
Davidson and A. H. Deiters on
Wednesday. After lunch each day
the guests enjoyed cards for the rest
of the afternoon. Place cards and
tally cards were suggestive Of the
nations birthday.
The Summer School entertainment
committee, Mrs. w. C. Crawford,
chairman, J. v. lessen, L. Z. Baird
and Mesdames v. IL. Stickney and
Nora Jefferies, arranged a pleasant
"get acquainted" reception in the Elk
parlors Tuesday evening from 7 to 8
O'Clock. The hour was pleas
antly spent in introductions and
pleasantly spent in introductions and
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