The Dickinson press., 1915-07-17

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
William Mcfarland on Friday, July
Editor Martin Connolly of the
Slope County News has purchased a
Ford car.
George Mischief and family came
in Friday night in their car, getting
into the city just before the big rain
started.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, who
had been visiting at the j. P. Ber-
ringer home, returned to Beach on
Monday.
Mrs. James Drury and Miss Agnes
Thorp, who had been visiting at the
Mike Drury home, returned to Man.
dan on Monday.
Miss Anna Peterson of Mandan and
Miss Gladys Furgeson of Glendive
were guests this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Drury.
Oscar Farr is out with a hand
some seven-passenger Studebaker car
which he got of Filing Helmer, trad
ing in his old Buick.
Editor and Mrs. j. T. Scott of
Couer d'Alene, Idaho, formerly of
this city, are making a tour of CAL
ifornia in their automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kelly returned
to Grand Forks on Monday. They
had been visiting her sons, Sheriff
George and Deputy Henry Brown,
for a few weeks.
Adam Schmidt of H%irschville was
in Dickinson on Monday to make
homestead proof on land at the local
U. S. land office. His witnesses were
Leon Mack and Heinrich Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright of
Taylor were caught in this city in
the rain last Friday night. They had
intended to run their car home in the
evening after seeing the shows.
Owners of threshing machine out
fits are invited to meet in the John
Mayer hall in South Dickinson on
July % at 2:3O o'clock in the after
noon. Matters of business ri to be
discussed.
Attorney Otto Thress of New Eng
land had trouble with his car last
Friday night and did not go out
home as he had planned. He went
from here to Glen Ullin to attend to
some legal matters.
The Daily Columbian, published at
Vancouver, Washington, tells of the
visit Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Suther-
land at that place. They were guests
at the F. J. Cotterill home and were
leaving for California points.
J. J. Steckler, formerly day clerk
at the St. Charles, was in Dickinson
last Saturday and Sunday on his
semi-annual trip for Swift & Co. Mr.
Steckler has a large territory-North
and South Dakota and Minnesota.
Judge W. C. Crawford and Stenog-
rapher Boulger left Monday morning
for Beach, where court was convened
Tuesday, there being two criminal
and %forty-nine civil cases N the dock
ct.
Constantine Wilhelm came up from
Mott the afternoon of the 9th on &C.
} count of the sickness of his mother
at the John Duckhart home, where
she had been visiting. However
the lady was better when Mr.. Will
helm arrived in the city.
J. J. Oliver, who used to sell shoes
in Dickinson twenty-five or thirty
years ago and stop with L. D. Kid
der when in this city, was a passen-
ger on Monday from Glendive tc
St. Paul. He inquired carefully after
Joe Leisch and w. A. Mcclure.
Mrs. J. P. Berringer, Miss Rose
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and
John Bauer made a long auto trip
on Sunday into Dunn county, taking
in Manning and Killdeer during the
day and the Clayton Brown home,
where relatives of Mr.. and Mrs
Smith were visited.
For Sale-One complete threshing
outfit, consisting of rs H. P. Cross
Compound Reeves Engine; 36-6C
Compound Reeves Separator; Steel
Water Tank with pump and hose. All
in good condition. Will be sold al
a bargain. Inquire either Of Abe A
Knudson or Herman Leutz, Taylor
N. Oak. 7-l7-6t
DR.. and Mrs. I. M. Miller of Chica-
20 have been visiting Attorney and
Mrs. Charles H. Starke and family
the past week, arriving from the
Windy City in their auto last Satur.
day. Mrs. Miller is a sister of
Charles and Percy Starke. DR.. Mill
er s~pecializes in ear, nose and throat
diseases and may decide to become a
resident of Dickinson. 1t is probable
the DR.. and Mrs. Miller will make a
tour of the National Park the last of
the month.