The Dickinson press., 1915-01-09
LOCAL NEWS

b. r. manning mas changed his ad.
dress from Malta to Leedy,| Mont.
Herman Leutz of Taylor had been
at the court house Monday morning,
returning east on No. 2. 2a6 :
Dewey Wiley returned Monday
from Mandan, where he spent several
days visiting with friends. 49,. +
Mrs. Arthur S. Ward and daughter,
Miss Marvel, Of Belfield, were guests
at the F. C. Angliss home Saturday.
One of the work horses belonging
to J. M. Carroll recently dropped dead.
The animal was valued at over 500.
Phone 276 for Lehigh White Ash
Ignite. Prompt service. Frank A..
Meyer, retail agent for Dickinson.
adv. 1-9-tf
Clarence Fisher, miller with the
Dickinson Roller Mill Co., made a
business trip to Bismarck the first of
the week.
Mrs. Thomas Nottingham enjoyed
a visit from Miss Maude Reeves of
Glendive, who was her guest the first
of the week.
Dickinson's Greatest Bargain
Event. The Model Clothing House
sale opens Saturday, January 9, at
9 o'clock.-adv. 1t
Miss Constance Larson of Taylor
arrived in the city last Friday even
ing and spent a few days visiting at
the Fred Maser home.
For Rent:-One steam heated, cleo
trio lighted room. Apply to Welton
Mcdonald & Co., leading druggists,
Dickinson, N. Q-adv. 1-9-tf
Mrs. A. B. Robinson returned last
Friday from Fryburg, where she had
been a guest for a few days at the
George Brandt home.
Barney McGrane was greeting his
friends in the city Monday. He re-
ports a fine business for his new
barber shop at Killdeer.
Miss Pearl Duell left Sunday for
her home in Devils Lake after spend
ing a week here visiting friends. She
was the guest of Miss Marjorie Poor.
Philip Fisher autoed in from his
farm northeast of the city Monday to
attend to matters of business. He re-
turned home late the same afternoon.
Christ Wealth, who lives southeast
of the city, brought his two daught-
ers, Emma and Rosalia, to the city
this week and entered them in the
Sisters school.
Beach Progress:-Mr. and Mrs. w.
C. Goebel and two children of Dick
inson, who were visiting with Mrs.
Martha Paulson, returned home
Wednesday Don -
Aaron Singer, in charge of. the
SohHryo 1f0 r. Cipna,r h,ro~n1 c%o,,@ ~
Flasher, has been spending the week
Singer of Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Burhans and
children were in the city over Sunday.
! MI. Burhans is with A. L. Martin at
Sentinel Butte. The family formerly
resided in Dickinson.
Mrs. Archie Dingman, daughters,
Miss Arvilla and little Florence, and
son, George, returned Sunday from
their holiday visit at Becker, st. Paul
and st. Cloud, Minnesota.
Miss Ora Gray of Medora spent
Sunday in the city visiting her sister,
Miss Pearl Gray, who is ill at the hos
pital. While in the city she was the
guest Of Miss Marguerite Rudiselle.
j.. ". hIdIy, I1clIy NOlIllueS, TroU
Huske and Frederick Zeske were visi-
tors in the city Monday from north
of R~ichardton. They were attending
to business matters at the land office.
AL. Levy accompanied Ben Rosen-
berg back from st. Paul and was as
sisting his brother-in-law in business
matters here this week. Mr.. Levy
was formerly in business in Dickinson.
Frank Schank was in the city
Monday from his farm five miles
southwest Of Lefor attending to bust
ness matters. He went to Gladstone
Tuesday morning, taking the stage
from there to his home.
Miss Elizabeth Miklautsch left for
Miles City Sunday after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Miklautsch. Miss Mix
lautsch is attending a business college
in the Montana city.
J. A. Belden returned Saturday
from the Belden ranch north of Bel
field, where he had been for the holi-
day season. Henry J. Young, who has
been at the ranch visiting since his
return from Chicago, returned to the
city with him. MI. and Mrs. Archie
Belden have been visiting in the city
for some time. Archie has returned
to the ranch while his wife remains
for a longer visit.