The Dickinson press., 1916-07-01
LOCAL NEWS

Expert hair cutters at the St.
Charles Barber Shop.-adv. 5-27-tf
Willis King, a 1913 graduate Of
the University of Minnesota in civil
engineering, was the guest the past
week of Arthur Parker, a former
roommate of his at the University.
Mr.. King is now engaged in bridge
construction.
Word was received in the city
the early part of the week of the
birth of a nine and one-half pound
son, Charles Edwin, Jr., to MI. and
Mrs. C. E. Dobson, of Missoula, Mont.
Mr.. Dobson is a former resident of
Dickinson, being the son of the form
err Rev. Chas. E. Dobson.
L. F. Gehrt of Fayette was in on
Monday with two loads of hogs which
he sold to the Dickinson Live Stock
market. The hogs averaged good
weight as they had been we'll. fed on
barley and speltz. Several of his
neighbors were also in the first of the
week with hogs.
Mrs. Jennie Ware left Tuesday
morning for He'll, this state, where
she will visit for about two months
with friends and relatives. Her son,
Rex, is spending the summer on his
u~ncle's, S. L. Carroll, ranch. The
Ware home is rented by the Eugene
liner family of Taylor.
Mrs. R. Colwill is the guest since
last Saturday of Mrs. T.. H. Pugh Of
this city. Mrs. Colwill came down
from Belfeld and in a few days will
leave to join her husband, DR.. Colwil!,
at their new location in Edmundton,
Can. DR.. Colwill preceded his wife
with a carload Of stock and furniture
from their former home at Belfield.
Mrs. R. A. Lyon entertained tie
Dorcas society in a very novel
ner on Thursday, giving them a picnic
dinner out in the McGillivray pasture.
The ladies were called for by autos
and taken out to the grounds where
a tent had been put up, and every
thing possible arranged fer the COM
fort of the guests.
Insure your crops in the Pioneer
Hail Insurance agency in Stark
County. Both old line and mutual
companies. M. L. Mcbride, Dickin-
son. 6-3-tf
w. L. Roger of Taylor was in the
city a short time the latter part Of
last week, transacting business af-
fairs. He stated that immediate
action was being taken in regard to
the new school building and that the
Taylor school district is already bond
ed for $4,000 for the erection of a
new building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Boxrude en-
joyed a visit of three days from the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Boxrude, Of Red Wing, Mimi, and
their daughter, Mrs. w. J. Folsom,
who accompanied her parents from
New Rockford. They departed IN
Monday for Miles City, Mont, where
another daughter resides.
Mrs. Barney McGrane of Killdeer,
accompanied by her husband and a
physician, was brought in on No. 7
Monday evening. Her parents, MI.
and Mrs. w. G. Sargent, and her
sister, Miss Eva, who were called to
Killdeer by Mrs. McGrane's illness,
returned the same afternoon via auto.
Mrs. McGrane is at the home of her
parents.
Kenneth O. Garwick of seven miles
southwest of Manning was in the first
of the week on business. He is a
brother of Miss Melba Garwick, who
attended high school here the past
winter and is here now as a summer
school student. The Garwicks are en-
gagged in both ranching and farming
and Kenneth says that prospects are
looking fine.
On Sunday, July End, the Bohemian
Language class, under Almost E.
Zidek, will meet at the Oukrop farm.
The following students are members
of the class: Robert Burda, Blanche
Vrana, George Petricka, Helen Burda,
Otto Oukrop, Rose Burda, Bertha
wanna, George wanna, Frank Dolez-
al, Theodore Oukrop, Mary Burda and
Charlie Burda.