The Dickinson press., 1915-07-17
LOCAL NEWS
]. w. Reed went to Killdeer Fri
day for a few days.

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Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Vrzal visited
his parents near Manning the first
of the week.
r. D.. Jennings returned recently
from Minnesota, where his son, LIE
Roy, had been for a visit.
Mrs. Jessie Cartwright had a lit
tie visit with Detroit, Minnesota,
friends at the train Wednesday.
Ben Rosenberg has been in Mime
apolis this week and plans to drive
back in a car the middle of next week.
Wanted-A mar and wife to work
On farm. Good wages to reliable
people. Inquire at Press office.
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1t became necessary to stop the
second section of No. 3 a short time
at Beaver Hill on account of the
heavy rain the first of the week.
Miss Anna Cramer returned Tues
day from a visit since July a with
her brother at Yates, and the J. A.
Weinberger family at Beach.
Miss Agnes Elliott of Wisconsin,
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fred Huber, the past ten weeks,
is assisting in Reed Bros store.
Rev. J. G. Morrison returned We'd
nesday from Gordon, Neb., where he
has been conducting revival meet
ings. He is feeling fine and looking
fine, and is glad to be home again.
The sisters and their patients in
St. Joseph's hospital are feeling
much safer since the place was
equipped with the Dodd system of
lightning rods. j. w. Molloy, local
agent, did the work.
F. G. and J. w. Reed leave for
; Chicago Saturday, July "a, for the
) fall buying of the R. C. U. syndicate,
! of which they r members. There
! will be 500 merchants in attendance.
John McKeever has been laid up
) this week with ptomaine poisoning.
, At last reports he was recovering
nicely. During his illness Frank Ras-
Ter is supplying on the N. P. express
wagon.
Mrs. o. R. Meyer is visiting Mr..
Meyers aunt in Panpan Lake, Mich.
this week and a little later will visit
his parents in Cleveland, Ohio. On
her return trip she will spend some
time with her own people in st. Paul.
J. P. Dawson was leaving for his
home in Great Falls, Montana,
Thursday afternoon. Business called
him to Minneapolis and he stopped
over to visit Mrs. Dawson's people,
the Messersmiths and Simpsons, for
a day.
Tom Nottingham, secretary of the
North Dakota BARRIERS Association,
) will be in Mandan next Monday and
l Tuesday for regular barber examina-
tons; in Fargo on the 22nd and 23rd;
) Grand Forks on the Goth and 9th;
and Minot on the goth and 30th.
, MI. and Mrs. ]. M. Niles of Saw
age, Montana, who had been guests
of their daughter, Mrs. Vernon
Greene, in this city for two weeks,
home Friday morning. They were to
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene on the trip.
Mrs. H. C. Jewell and daughter of
Webster City, Iowa, who have been
/ visiting Mrs. JEWELS sisters, Mrs.
: Frank Reichtol, and Miss Lola Mer-
rill of this city for the past six
weeks, left for their home Wednes-
day. They were to stop en- route for
a short visit at Almont, N. D.
The Dickinson school board organ
lied Tuesday by electing J.. F. Brodie
president and appointing L. R. Baird
secretary. The First National Bank
and Dakota National Bank were des-
ignated as school depositaries. Mrs.
James Soules and T. H. Pugh are
the other members of the board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton George, Miss
Roberts and Miss Violet George, who
left Killdeer for an automobile trip
into Montana to visit relatives, re-
ceived at Medora the telegram an
nouncing the death of MI. and Mrs.
Frank Smith, cousins of Mrs. George
and Miss Roberts. Particulars of
the death of these parties were given
in the PRESS last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo McKeever and
little Eileen, planned on going to Bis
marck the last of the week for a Wis
it at the home of Mrs. McKeever's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Voss-
beck. Mr.. McKeever expected to re-
turn Sunday, while Mrs. McKeever
and little daughter were to remain a
couple of weeks.
Harold and Ingwald Paulson pass
ed through Dickinson Tuesday on
their way to Taylor from Montana,
where the former has a claim. AS
soon as the quarantine on cattle in
Montana was raised, he took his stock
up overland. Mrs. Paulson will
soon join her husband and they will
make their home on their claim, fifty
miles northwest of Miles City,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Reed and chill
dren and their guests, Mrs. F. R. Cru
den, a sister-in-law of Mrs. Reed,
and two children, from Stanton,
went to New England Wednesday,
where Mrs. Cruden is visiting a few
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed were re-