The Dickinson press., 1916-10-21
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Little Mary Soules is i'll with an
attack of measles, having been all
ing for several days.
N. S. Gleason and son, Paul j., re-
Gently left for Cortland, N. Y, where
they will spend the winter.
Attorney and Mrs. J. P. Cain are
the proud parents of a little son, who
arrived at their home on Monday.
The C. H. DeFoe family autoed on
Sunday to Belfield to visit for the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Donoghue.
Little Patrick, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. B. Corbett, is now down with
the measles. His sister is now en-
tirely recovered from a similar at
tack.
Sheriff George Brown autoed out
to Killdeer on Thursday accompanied
by Pearl Waite of Missoula, Mont,
who remained out there to buy
horses.
The Masonic dance to be given at
followed by a tasty luncheon. All
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attend.
Mrs. Ellen Overlook Of Ranger
moved on Wednesday into the Lyons
house. Mrs. Overlook is residing in
the city to keep her children in
school.
Mrs. Anton Burda of a short dis
lance northwest of the city, was not
feeling as we'll as usual the last few
weeks, but seemed slightly improved
toward the end of the week.
Miss Efie Eyer went to Manning on
Sunday to look after threshing opera
tons on her homestead and assist her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Eyer, during
threshing time.
D. E. Harvey Of Bismarck arrived
in the city the first of the week and
went out to the Ross Delaney farm
five miles west of Dickinson for a
short visit. Mrs. Delaney is Mr..
Harvey's daughter.
VI Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Housman of
Forsyth, Mont, moved to this city
on Wednesday and are making their
" home at hte Hoist rooming house.
y Mr.. Housman is in the service of the
Northern Pacific.
k Mrs. Hannah Tollcfson, the aged
n mother of Mrs. James Birch, arrived
IS from Mandan on Wednesday and will
y make her home for the winter with
lie her daughter in this city.
Wilbur Bailey of Emerson, who is
er staying at the B. B. Delaney home
If and attending high school, was
TO obliged to stay out of school the lat
70 ter mart of the week on account of a
n siege of measles.
DR.. H. Anderson returned on
IN Wednesday from a trip to St. Joseph,
Is horses for A. G. Johnson. Mr.. John
son shipped two carloads of horses to
n Logan, low, for sale purposes:
ne Mrs. Hal. N. Heaton and little son,
Thomas, arrived Tuesday on No. 7
I'd from Anoka, MINI. Mr.. Heaton has
lr. been here for several months, hold
a ing the position of night ticket agent
as at the N. P. depot.
Mrs. VIM. Kennedy, ST., of South
81 Heart visited with Mrs. C. H. DeFoe
the latter part of last week and from
here took an east bound train for St
n, Paul, where she will visit for about
n, two weeks with her sister, Sister
BY Clarissa, and her niece, Sister Eudes
st The Sewing Club, consisting OF
prised Mrs. A. w. Mclean at he1
IN home on Wednesday evening. Mrs
Mclean was presented with a beauti
o4 full salad fork for her approaching
birthday.
The Lady Maccabees held theil
I regular meeting on Wednesday even
ing at which time Mrs. John P
= Berringer was installed in the chai1
of Lieutenant Commander. Mrs. Geo
Brown, Lady Commander, gave E
little talk on Gossip" which was very
much enjoyed. The Maccapees meet
the first and third Wednesdays Of
every month
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Friesen re.
turned on Saturday from a weeks
4 visit in the eastern part of the state
Mrs. Friesen accompanied her hus'
4 band as far as Fargo, where she
visited with Mrs. McCarty, mother OF
Mrs. C. E. Lindholm Of this city. Mr.
Friesen went on to Hannah, this
state, to bring back his two little
daughters, Ruby and Wauneta, who
were with their grandmother.
Mrs.. Hugh McGillivray returned on
Tuesday afternoon from Baldur, Man
itoba, Canada, where she was called
\ a week before by the death of her
j husbands father. Mr.. McGillivray,
very reluctantly, had to remain in
I charge Of his elevator, as he was very
short of help at that time. The news
of his fathers death came as a shock
ing surprise, for when the aged man
was the guest of his son the past
health. He was i'll only a week, hay
ing passed away with a paralytic
I stroke.