The Dickinson press., 1916-03-25
OCA NEWS

AAAC 1ASCAAOo SAuU 1leC 4uSSudy Will
Mrs. M. E. Hall.
Will Gilmore of Zenith spent Mon
day ~transacting business in the city.
For Sale-A Ford a in good re-
pair, c. E. Ward, Dickinson. 3-25-tf
Household furniture for Sale-Mrs.
A. A.. Kniseley, 1873 End Ave. West.
3-25-3t
Joseph Semerad of 16 miles north
west of Dickinson, was in with a load
of wheat last Saturday.
Paul Lebo, clerk of court of Bill
lings county, vas in the city over
Saturday.
Mary, the little daughter of Judge
and Mrs. w. c. Crawford, is getting
along nicely after a weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gibson of
IL miles south Of Manning were in
the city the latter part of last week.
Miss Marjory Cuskelly is recover
ing very nicely after her recent oper-
alton and her friends are glad to
see her up and around again.
Register of Deeds and Mrs. w j.
Ray autoed down from Medora last
Saturday for a visit with relatives
in the city. They reported the roads
west as being pretty fair. They re-
turned the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eyer of near
Manning autoed in in their car last
Friday for the play at the opera
house last Friday. They expected to
be in again the last of this week.
Edgar Peterson of near Snow, who
was visiting with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Peterson of this
city, left the middle of the week for
home.
!. Mrs. w. M. Neuens and children,
Walter and Elsie, came down from
their ranch north of Medora Monday
for a two weeks visit with Mrs
Neuens' sister, Mrs. Christ Peterson
of this city.
For Sale-Lot 8 in Block 10, Lot
10 in Block 20, and Lot 6 in Block
27, Young's Fifth addition to Dickin-
son. Address L. A. Pottle, Quincy
Illinois. 1854
Mrs. Thomas Evans, who now re.
sides in Washington, passed through
Dickinson en- route east during the
week. The Evans family formerly
resided here, occupying the Branicl
house in the western part of the city
F. H. Rust, a prominent farmer
nine miles northwest of Taylor, wa!
in the city last Saturday on bust
ness. Mr.. Rust has resided in tha'
vicinity for 80 years and is still {
confirmed booster for this section o,
the state.
Louis Fread left the latter part O:
last week for st. Paul to secure al
artificial limb. Mr.. Fread was for
merly an employee in the loca
yards of the Northern Pacific. H
will be gone about two weeks.
Conductor M. G. Brown came dow
Saturday to move his family to thei1
new place of residence at Forsyth
Mont. Mr.. Brown left Monday will
the household goods and Mrs. Brown
and children, Melvin and Beatrice
left Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Theckla Berry of Glendiv'
was in the city from Friday unit
Sunday as the guest of Mrs. W. C
Crawford. Mrs. Berry came down OF
business in connection with the re
cent fire in the Grill hotel building
of which she is owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bailey of thi!
city, who r making a tour of tn,
west, were visitors recently at a bi,
free exhibit of California products a
Los Angeles. They also plan OF
seeing the. great international expo
sition that will be continued at Sal
Diego during 1916.
Miss Ethel May Of Downing, Wis.
for several years a science teacher il
our high school, was present at tn
state basketball tournament a
Fargo. Miss May was visiting a
Lisbon and stopped off at Fargo e1
route home for a visit with Mis-
Ruth Clarke, also a former Dickin
son teacher, during the games. Mis-
May is at home this year.