The Dickinson press., 1915-09-04
LOCAL NEWS

MI. and Mrs. Mark Sutherland were
expected home the last Of the week
from their extended visit on the Pa
cifc coast.
Mrs. w. J. Buckner and son, Arthur,
left Sunday for their home in Glen
dive after a few days. visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Roberts,
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Brown left last
Friday for Hunters Hot Spring. Mrs.
Brown expected to return within a
short time while Mr.. Brown was to
remain a while longer.
The G. A. Perkins family and Mrs.
Nora Jefferies and son, Arthur,
planned on autoing out to the Jeffer-
les ranch Thursday and returning the
first of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Everett and
family autoed out to their ranch on
the Cannon Ball river Sunday. Mr..
Everett returned the same day, leav-
ing Mrs. Everett for a short visit. .
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wall of near
Marshall moved into the city this
week. They have rented out their
farm up north and will reside in the
western part of the city. Their
daughter, Miss Lois Wall, is superin-
tendent of schools of Dunn county.
A. B. Robinson, who supplied in
the drug store for Chas. McWold at
Taylor a short time ago, returned
from a trip to Beach the first of the
week and left Tuesday to supply at
the A. E. McAdams drug store while
Mr.. McAdams is away on a vacation.
The H. F. Ufer family have rented
the D. S. Littlehales house on Second
Avenue West and were moving into
the same on Tuesday. Mrs. Ufer and
children recently arrived from Fargo,
where they had been visiting since
they came away from Laurel( Mont.
Vernon Greene, of T. J. Greene &
Co., left for Minneapolis the first Of
the week, where he was to attend a
meeting of the National Association
of druggists and buy stock. He ex-
pected to remain for the Minnesota
state fair and to do a little fishing
at the lakes.
Harold Bell Wright and Fishery W.
Reynolds decentralization of Mr..
Wright's "The Calling of Dan Matth-
ews" comes to the Dickinson opera
house on September Z. This book has
broken all known records for sales and
the play is said to be more interest
ing than the book.-adv.
Pat Daily, who went to Lowell,
Mass, a short time ago, wrote: the
first of the week that he was about
to leave for home. His mother had a
paraletic stroke a short time since
but seemed a little better after the
arrival of her son. It is about 20
years since Mr.. Daily was home.
Cashier and Mrs. D. D. Mars and
two sons, Roland and Wesley, and
Mrs. Mars brother, David Roberts,
went out north of Killdeer to the
Roberts farm Tuesday afternoon in
the Mars auto. They were accom-
panied back Wednesday by Mrs.
Hugh, Roberts, who went out Monday.
Ed. Partridge was in this week
from the ranch and stated that the
French representatives had wired him
from Miles City to bill them for a
third horse inspection in Dickinson on
Friday, September 10. The inspectors
go from Dickinson to Belfeld, where
they will buy war horses on the 18th.
C. C. Hill drove up from Richard
/ ton on Monday afternoon, bringing
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mottershead and O.
M. Midchifl, the latter being en-
ployed in the Mottershead land and
loan agency. Mr.. and Mrs. Motters-
head have purchased the DR.. Furman
! home at R~ichardton and are making a
modern place Of it.
Commissioner E. D. Peck was down
from Sully Springs on Tuesday. Mr..
Peck said he had not noticed any rust
in his neighborhood and he did not
see any on the road as he came down
in his car, but he had seen some
fields in the Green river country that
were affected. Mrs. Peck has been
visiting in Iowa for several weeks.
MI. and Mrs. H. L. Reichert and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cain went out to