The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
For sale-A brick house at 446
Sims St.-adv. 3-18-5mop
Matt Telin, formerly with the Dunn
County News. was in the city this
week looking after real estate inter-
ests.
Ed. Schram, formerly night clerk
at the Willard, left recently to take
up similar work in a hotel at Fair
view, Mont.
Let me clean your yard and alley
from manure or ashes. Write Or
call Jacob Helm, telephone 77R
3-25-4p
MI. and Mrs. Anton'Essert of three
miles southeast Of the city, spent
Monday with their cousin, John
Kampf, at Gladstone.
Mrs. Andrew Reilly visited for a
few days the latter part of last week
| with friends in Dickinson, returning
to her home at Richardton on Sun
day.
George D. Perry, one Of the pros
porous farmers south of Belfield, is
a republican candidate for the nomi-
nation of commissioner in the First
district.
Food Sale-Ladies Auxiliary of St.
Patrick's Cemetery Association will
hold a food sale in the store in the
Masonic temple Saturday afternoon,
April 15th.-adv. 1t
Mrs. w. J. Buchner and son,
Arthur, of Glendive, Mont, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in the city visit
ing the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Born of Rich
ardton were guests of Sheriff and
Mrs. George Brown for the week end.
Mr.. Born is the successful Richardton,
meat market owner.
Miss Verna Cuskelly, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Cuskelly, who underwent
a recent operation at st. Joseph's hos
pital, for appendicitis, was recovering
nicely at last reports.
The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Pat
rick's Cemetery Association will
hold a food sale in the store in
VAdoOll4C IC1I1P1C uoy 1lOOAl1
April 15th.-adv. 1t
Mrs. George A. Perkins returned
Saturday from a week spent in Min
neapolis, where two of her sisters
reside. A brother was also there
during her visit and the four enjoyed
a most pleasant reunion.
Asa Gardner, the pioneer Cannon
Ball river stage man, toWnsite agent
and all round business man, is back
from California to look after business
matters at New England for about
two months. His family remains on
the Pacific coast.
Mrs. H. W. Reed was hostess at a
regular meeting of the P. E. o. Tues
day evening. Mrs. A. P. Nachtwey
acted as leader and appeared on the
program with sereval delightful dra-
matte selections.
Mrs. John P. Grady of New Eng.
land left from Dickinson via Valley
City, for Moose Jaw, Canada, for 9
visit of about a month with her par.
] ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson, anc
also a sister, whom she has not seer
for a number of years.
E. J. Scharf came in the first Of
the week and made arrangements t.
leave at once for eastern points tt
= purchase 210 head of young cattle
He rather expected to go to Mobridgt
first to look at a herd of native stock
=. Mrs. Carl Gunkel expected to leave
for her home near Medora the latter
part of this week. Mr.. Gunkel wa!
e down last Saturday for a short visi'
e with his wife, who has been here il
the hospital for nearly three week:
and feels very much improved.
e Mrs. John Hanson and baby daugh
ter, Laura Louise, who were at st
a Joseph's hospital, were expecting Mr.
Hanson in from his ranch near Rang
err the latter part of this week to &C
company them back home. They
were to go out via Sentinel Butte.
g Mrs. Wenzel Semerad was hostes!
last Saturday afternoon to twelve
neighbor ladies, who brought thei1
sewing and enjoyed a social chat
Toward the close of the afternoon
Mrs. Semerad, assisted by Mis-:
Emma Kostelecky, served the guest:
a delicious luncheon.
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist o:
Fargo, will visit Dickinson, N. D.
Saturday, April goth. All person!
having defective oversight or wht
need their glasses changed or re
newed, will please call at the hote
and have their eyes examined. Of
flee at St. Charles Hotel.-adv.4-15 %
Miss Edna Wrabec, who had beer
teaching neal South Heart for tn,
past few months, returned to he1
home in LeSueur Center, Mimi, tn,
first of the week. ]Stonninp off !,