The Dickinson press., 1915-06-05
LOCAL NEWS

a week or so so CnaC the message was
not entirely unexpected.
Experienced stenographer desires
permanent position. References furn-
ished. Address Box TOP, Forsyth,
| Mont.-adv. 6-5-5p
Mrs. A. R. Fossum and baby are
home from jamestown, where they
had visited for a short time. Mrs.
Fossum's mother, Mrs. Karcher, re-
turned with her to spend a week or
two.
For the first four months Of this
year Stark county received from the
automobile tax fund $717.50. This
amount goes into the road fund of
the county and will be quite a help in
securing good roads within our bord-
ers.
Lewis o. Opstedahl of near Pierce
was in Dickinson on Monday. He
came over with Attorney J. A. Nelson
Of DEBORAH, Iowa, who was in the
citv or business and surprised his
cousin by Unexpectedly appearing at
his farm home.
Do you know the secret of keeping
cool during hot weather? It's easy.
Keep the bowels free, with HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea and you will be
surprised how sweet and cool you will
feel. Welton Mcdonald & Co.
adv. 6-5-4t
Joseph Hartinger left on Monday
for Killdeer, going in via Mandan.
Mr.. Hartinger rode all the country
north in the saddle in carly days and
he wanted to see how it would look
from the train. He expected to re-
turn from Killdeer the last of the
week by auto stage line.
Louis Kubas was down from South
Heart last Saturday to attend to some
business matters. He is farming a
little wei 100 acres this season and
reports that grain is coming along
nicely. Mr.. Kubas will buy another
quarter Of land in his neighborhood if
the price is not too high.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gardner came in
Monday morning in their auto from
Daglum. Mr.. Gardner stated that he
had everything seeded with the ex-
and he had to wait for his oats to get
a little higher before he could seed
the land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence and
her brother, John Sheehan, left last
week for Seattle and Tacoma and
Portland. Among those whom they
will visit on the Coast are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jeness. Mrs. Poole is look
ing after the Lawrence house during
the absence of the family.
Engineer William Mcdonald and
wife, who recently returned to Man
dan from a trip to the Exposition,
met j. T. Scott at Occur d Alene,
Idaho, and had a pleasant chat about
early days in Dickinson. Mr.. Scott is
the founder of the PRESS, and plans
on making a trip this far east in his
auto another year.
At the Dickinson Motor Car Co.
annual meeting held this week, Robert
Wilcox was elected president, K. F.
Clark, vice president and Harry A.
The company has a full line of sup
plies and is better equipped than
ever to serve the public. as
The education that puts brains in
your finger tips, that enables you to
get the result before the other fellow
gets through biting his pencil, pays.
That is the education you get at the
Mankato Commercial College. That
is the education YOU need, and you
can get it. Send for catalog.
adv. 6-5-4t
MI. and Mrs. John Wock made a
trip recently to Killdeer and went IL
miles north to visit the Anton Kupper
family. Their two little cons were
taken with the measles and Mr.. Wock
tEhad to- return alone. He found the
rcads through the breaks very bad,
Mrs. Wock will return within a short
time.
Mrs. J. w. Currie and Miss Mabel
left Thursday afternoon expecting to
visit relatives in the Twin Cities
over Sunday and then go IN to Mil
waukee to consult a specialist regard
ing Mrs. Currie's eyes. The sight OF
one eye is much impaired and the
other eye suffers in sympathy. 1t is
hoped relief may be speedily OBJ
" tanned.
A resident of the city sends in the
following:-I saw a reptile near the
D rocks in the city park the other day
It's head was fiat and copper colored
It had four short legs and a long lean
. tail. Both the tail and under part OF
I the body were red. Can any settler
D give the species to which it belongs
I and tell whether its bite would be
> poisonous? .,. -. .,
On Monday afternoon at the vii.
liam Fisher home a delightful chill.
dren's party was given for theil
daughter, saE Elizabeth, and Louise
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deit.
ers. The little ladies were five anc
4 there were twenty little guests tt
help them celebrate. Games and {
nice lunch served by Mrs. Deter:
and Mrs. Fisher pleased the little tots
4 Misses Elizabeth and Louise were thu
recipients Of many pretty gifts.
y Peter and Anton Engel drove tt
Gladstone the last Of the week ant
a came to Dickinson on the train to at
tend to some business affairs. Tic!
\ found it too wet to work on the farm
These people say that they hav'
y never seen a better prospect for
large crop of grain than this year
4 III. :. .I.. ->o Ro11or1oI eoadins