The Dickinson press., 1916-05-27
THE DICKINSON PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY q, 1916.
LOCAL NEWS

Expert hair cutters at the St.
Charles Barber Shop.-adv. 5-27-tf
Mrs. Hester Herring, who has been
assisting at the Vogue, left Tuesday
afternoon for a weeks visit with
friends at Medora.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Leroy Evans and
daughter, Miss Lois, were in the lat
ter part of last week from their home
at Halliday for the senior class NAV,
in which Miss Lorene, the eldest
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Evans. took
a prominent part.
Attorney T. G. Johnson autoed in
the first of the week to get his wife
have been visiting the George Kilmer
and baby, who for the past two weeks
and w. L. Richards families, the
ladies' being sisters. The Johnsons
left for their home at Killdeer or
Tuesday.
International Harvester Companv's
new Skis Mogul tractor is now on ex-
hibition in this city at Roy Buffers
office in the St. Charles block. Re
sure to call and see it. Price s675.
adv. 3-1R.tf
Mrs: o: L. Sargent and son, Welton,
arrived Monday morning from Mrs.
Sargent's old home in Wisconsin,
where they had been visiting since
leaving Cleveland, N. D.. Mr..
Sargent has been here for over a
month, working for Noggle Bros.
They are living in the Delbert
Skinner house, near the school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Shannon and
little son, Sidney r. Jr., came up the
latter part of last week for the
bankers convention. Mr.. Shannon re-
turned on Sunday but Mrs. Shannon
and son remained for a visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Nichols. She also contemplates MAX
ing a visit to the Nichols ranch at
Grassy Butte before returning home.
Nh. and Mrs. o. Thorson and
daughter, Miss Beatrice, of Lambert,
Mont, and Mrs. Chas. Howell of
Sidney, Mont, passed through the
city in their car on Tuesday en- route
on a pleasure trip to Rochester, MINI.
They struck the Red Trail at Glen
dive and will keep this trail to their
destination. They carried a complete
camping outfit with them.
The Lamson cash carrier system
was installed the past week in the
Reed Bros. department store, Mr..
Newell, an expert from Omaha, do
ing the work. Ten stations lead to
the main office, nine from the grocery
and dry goods departments and one
from the basement. This will great
ly expedite the service in this store.
both to customer and clerk.
Arthur Goozey of Marsh, Mont,
who about five weeks ago left for
Bakersfield, Mimi, where his wife,
who was sick for so long in the
local hospital, was taken for inter
ment, stopped off in Dickinson while
Ell route home the latter part of last
week. He was the guest of MI. and
Mrs. Adolph Jauss while in the CITY.
Mr.. Goozey says that he is we'll sat
isficd with North Dakota and Mon
tana after his visit in Minnesota.
The two children were left with rela-
tives.
| Victor Hayes came in from his
ranch out northwest on Sunday to
see his wife and little son at the hos
pital and to see to the taking out of
some cattle purchas ed from NJ. Booky
to his ranch. Perry Kono, who is
employed on the Hayes ranch, drove
out the first of the week % head for
Victor and II head for his brother,
Raymond. About ID miles out he
picked up so more head for the
former, making about 100 head in all.
Mr.. Hayes expected to leave for his
ranch the middle of the week with
w. L. Richards, who contemplated
making a trip to Grassy Butte.