The Dickinson press., 1915-09-25
NEWS

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Mrs. Frank Sadowsky and son were
in Wednesday from the north country.
Mayor and Mrs. Alt. White spent
Sunday at their ranch west of New
England.
Mrs. F. L. Roquette returned
Wednesday from her trip to St. Paul
| with her daughter, Miss LaVerne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Filing Helmer and
Mrs. Helmer's mother, Mrs. Bobb, of
Taylor autoed up from Taylor on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Eden and little daugh-
| ter returned from their months visit
at Mrs. Eiden's old home in Frazee,
| MIMI, on Sunday.
Mrs. Christine Messersmith left
| Wednesday for a three weeks visit
in the Twin Cities and her old home
in Michigan.
DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Bowen are the
proud parents of a little son, born at
the hospital Wednesday, weighing
nine and one-half pounds.
A son was born to MI. and Mrs.
Peter Remillong the first of the week.
| Mr.. Remillong is employed at the
South Side meat market.
R. Hottie, who had been in St.
Joseph's hospital for a week or two
on account Of a bad abscess on his
ear, was able to return to Sentinel
Butte on Tuesday.
Oscar Farr received a carload of
bedding the first Of the week which
is now being displayed in his store.
A carload of furniture was expected
the last of the week.
Lee Hebron had an operation on
the 18th at St. Joseph's hospital in
which DR.. E. S. Geise assisted. The
home this week.
H. M. Roberts returned the first
of the week from a trip down on the
Milwaukee line and points west on
the N. P. He also plans on making a
trip into eastern Montana.
Mrs. Mary Christ and son, Lester,
autoed into the city from their ranch
near Mary Tuesday and returned the
following morning.
County Surveyor W.-R. Veigel has
been spending the greater part of the
week at Medora on matters concern
ing the new Red Trail bridge being
constructed at that point.
Mrs. VIM. Hutsinpiller and son,
who have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. H. Knapp, for several weeks,
expected to leave Thursday for her
home in Devils Lake.
Attorneys T. F. Murtha and J. W.
Sturgeon, John Leask, register of
deeds, and E. J. Murphy, a friend
from the cities, went north to the
big slough to camp and do a little
hunting last Saturday, returning the
first of the week.
A. L. Haugen was in Tuesday from
north of Taylor to get some machine
supplies. His grain as far as
threshed was giving a yield of 16
to II bushels to the acre and the
quality was fine. His late grain was
injured by rust.
While in Excelsior, Mimi, this
week, Walter Sterland saw Fred
Ballard, who has a half interest in
a large hardware and furniture store.
Mr.. Ballard was formerly employed
in the Frank Lish store in this city.
Four representatives of safe COM
panies were in Dickinson last Sat-
urday to sell to the new state bank.
The Diebold Safe Co. was awarded
the contract for the safe and vault
doors, the price being something like
$1,000.
The Mckenzie county papers report
the marriage of Attorney George F.
Shafer, son of Charles Shafer, we'll
known here in early days, and Miss
Florence Edith Kellogg, daughter of
Joudge F. S. Kellogg, one of the pio-
neers of Mckenzie.
E. S. Guide, of North Carolina, was
in Dickinson the past week, returning
from a trip on the Pacific coast. He
stopped off in Dickinson to look up
old acquaintance at the Northwest
ern Ranching Co. DR.. White was n
of the gentlemen he was looking for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parker of
Belfield autoed down Sunday for a
visit at the Attorney F. c. Hebron
home. MI. Parker returned in his
CdI CAO odIIlC udy, Willie uAIos 1 dIhCI
remained until Monday evening when
she returned on No. Z. ...
Last Saturday, a party of Dickin-
son people, consisting of Mrs. Ella
Fox and her sister, Mrs. Smith Harri-
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Deiters
in the Deiters car, and MI. and Mrs.
W. W. Stackhouse, Miss Grace Crowl
and her father, A. T. Crowl, in the
Crowl car, took a little jaunt out in
the country north, in and about Man.
ming and Killdeer.
John Orchard leaves today (Friday)
to be absent about a week, attending
the Congregational conference at New
Rockford, N. D., where he is booked
for an address IN efficiency of
Church Extension" He also expects
to visit with his son, Ernest, at Fargo