The Dickinson press., 1916-04-29
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Fred Born Of Richardton was
the guest Of Mrs. George Brown the
latter part of the week.
Theodore Boehlke. who has the
agency for the Allen car, avs up
from Hebron the latter part of the
week.
John Frank left Wednesday for
Billings, where he has accepted a
position in the Russell Miller Milling
Co. mill.
DR.. Earl Stribling came in from
New England the middle Of the week
for visit with his wife at st.
Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Sabra Merry expects to leave
tomorrow for the Mott country, where
she will spend the summer visiting
with her sons, Charles and Edward
Merry.
w. S. Russell left Thursday for
Mandan to visit with his son, Hoy,
and family, and also to take some
brick orders for the Dickinson Fire
& Pressed Brick Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young and
baby came in via auto from their
ranch near Gorham on Thursday with
Mrs. Young's father, j. A. Belden
They expected to return on Saturday
The banquet to be rendered the
county superintendents on Wednes-
day evening, will be held at the St.
Charles hotel instead of the armory
All holders of tickets please take
notice. The banquet begins prompt,
ly at $50 p. m.
Mrs. A. w. Mclean is enjoying {
visit from her father, J. w. Gardner
who arrived Tuesday from his home
in Brodhead, Wis. The McLeans anc
their guests spent few days the lat
ter part of the week at Belfeld visit
ing the latter's son, J. F. Gardner
who accompanied them back to Dick
inson.
Albert Nielsen of the Gem Hote
is extending the dining room of the
hotel back farther to make more
room for his growing business. The
place will also be r"decorated and re-
modelled. The work is being rushet
through nights so that the patron:
will be given no inconvenience.
j w. L. Richards, Grand Senior
Warden of the Grand Commander!
of the state of North Dakota, and w
Mcclure, eminent Commander of th'
local order Of Knights Templar, re
turned Thursday from attending tn
annual meeting of the state Crane
Commandery held at Grand Fork
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The wrestling match at the oper;
house Thursday evening between Kid
Latta and Jim Milo resulted in a vic
tory for the latter. Milo is a bigge
and heavier man than Latta, VIII
:: claims he has never been thrown b
an opponent his own weight. Tn
first fall occurred in "a minutes an
the second in 12 minutes and 20 SCI
onds.
George Wetsch, the second cook g
the Berzel bakery for the past tw
: years, met with an accident on FIR
: day when a kettle Of hot lard whic
he attempted to lift from the stow
fell to the floor, splashing it ovt
Mr.. Wetsch's arm and burning hi
E quite badly. At present he is ge
= ting along nicely.
3 Miss Myrtle Homer came dow
81 Monday from her claim north (
FL Sentinel Butte, for two weeks Wis
): with her sister, Miss Goldie Home
!: and other friends in the city. Th
a is Miss Homer's first visit to the Gil
= since she moved onto her homestea
81 a year ago. She likes claim life fin
Fl The banquet which will be tenders
!: by the Dickinson Commercial Club
the county superintendent Of Il
: state, will be given at the S
: Charles hotel instead Of at Il
= armory as advertised on the ticket
= All Dickinson people who hold ticke
: to the banquet will please bear this
q mind. The banquet will beg
q promptly at $50 p. m.
3 The Dickinson Union delivery sy
TEN has passed from the ownersh
= of J. G. Leonard and Tom Menke
the management Of c. c. Clark, wi
& offices at the Dickinson Motor Car {
: garage. The new management e
= poets to add another car to the equi
= ment, greatly increasing the efficien
: and scope Of service. Messrs. Leo
ard and Menke moved from the ci
= some time ago, since their sale Of t
f business. The Union Delivery ser
= ice was started only last summer, b
= has already proved highly satisfa
Il tory, both to the dealers of the ci
r.; and their customers.