The Dickinson press., 1916-02-19
LOCAL NEWS

1OGAL NEWS %assMSs
Miss Beatrice Lsh entertained the
Sewing club at her home Tuesday
evening.
Mammoth Bronze Gobblers forsale
at $500 each. The Brown Dairy,
Dickinson, N..D.-adv. 2s19-3tl
international, Big Four, Geiser,
Emerson and Reeves steam and gas
tractors. Roy Butler, Sc. Charles
Building--ady It'll
w. .. Elliott, Of the North Dakota
Pressed Brick Co., returned last
Friday from "a business trip ID Bis
marck.
Mrs. j. 6. Dickey entertained her
Sunday school class Of seyenSgirls,
who call themselves Kings Daugh-
ters,'last Saturday afternoon.
Rev. j. G.. Dickey returned the frst
Of the week from Hensler, N. D.. and
expected to be present at Bentley for
this coming Sunday.
Miss Katie Yves arrived recesntly
from Philadelphia, Pa, to makesD Dick
inson her home. She is d cousin OF
Mrs. Julius Gerhardt of this city.
Wiletta, the six-year-old daughter
Of Policeman and Mrs. u. B. Gorbett,
is getting along nicely from her
siege Of scarlet fever.
Your Choice Of young high grade
Holstein cows and registered bulls at
around 800 each. The Brown2Dairy,
Dickinson, N. D.--adv. S2-19-3t
John Reiner, q prosperous farmer
LOT the Dickinson vicinity, expects to
move into the city and make his
permanent home in the late spring.
Attorneys w. r. Burnett and 4. H.
Pugh departed on No. 2 Wednesday
afternoon for Mott, via Mandan,
where they will look after some court
permanent home here in the late
spring. s
Position Wanted-Young girl de-
Isires to do general housework and
cooking with private family. Katie
Yves, care Mrs. julius Gerhardt; east
end, Dicknson.-adv. 2-19-1p
The Brown Dairy sells James Cow
1 Stanchions, litter and feed carriers,
track and cupolas; Frost Woven
fencing and gates, Dickinson, A. D.
adv. 2-19-3t
Wrecking foreman J.. 6. Flynn was
able to be out Of bed and dressed for
the first time in four weeks onsTues-
day. He has been suffering with
sciatic rheumatism but is now steadi-
" improving.
E. D. Culver Of six miles northwest
1of Gladstone, WasA Dickinson visitor
1.-THE first of the week. He is4almong
4 those in that locality who are practic-
ing diversified farming and he be
lieves it pays.
Mrs. C. Willis; returned Tuesday
lIfrom her extended visit Of several
months III California and Iowa
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Wills de.
parted for q several days visit with
a daughter at Wibaux. /
The Dorcas ladies' have been hold.
ing several special meetings recently
to make arrangements for their com
ling community card party and musi
9 cale, In the Elks hall on the, even
2 ling OF March LIST. This is open Y,
levery0ne at the admission price O
: LIS cents. Everybody is welcome
: The VIC. z. U. have arranged 80,
! a continuation Of their silver media
!, contests, the first one this year,
: The high school auditorium onsthl,
: evening Of February 18th. This /
I next to the lastsof the silver media
contests and the program wiHsAb
: Furnished bySmen and boys entirely
! The gold medal contest in whichsth
winners of silver medals will TAX
2 :part, takes place in May.
!. Miss Elsie Spencer, manager 9th
I'm. Il. lunch room Of this city,
spending AZ month with her InufhE
. at Jamestown and also at FaIg1
: and The Twin Cities. Frank Perry
dining q conductor, , who relieve,
Miss Spencer for a short Hme,lf
2 Friday FOR the west, and the Iuncl
room is now in charge of Mrs. d.
Wilson, relief manager from Duluth
4 until Miss Spencer's return.
, "a. G.EsSchwartz, for five and ashal
, Eyears with the Reed Bros firm bot
! here and for the past year and ashal
, at Killdeer, has resigned his pnsI4au
) and in the near future will opensup