The Dickinson press., 1916-07-15
NEWS

Hugh Gilmore of Belfeld under
went a minor operation in this city
last Friday.
Mrs. John Little and daughter.
Doris, spent several days in Gladstone
this week.
Barney Wodinzok was receiving
treatment the past week in the city
for injuries received in the CONSOLE
dated coal mines at Lehigh.
Misses LaVerne and Oral Roquettc
and their cousin, Miss Reva Rawson,
autoed to Belfield on Thursday for a
visit with Mrs. Brownfield. The trip
was made in the Rawson car.
Miss Sophie Jahr is relieving at the
library for about two weeks, while
our librarian, Miss Helen Carleton, is
taking a pleasure trip through the
Yellowstone Park.
Miss Myrtle Smith, daughter Of w.
O. Smith, who lives several miles
south Of town, was operated on
Thursday morning for appendicitis at
St. Joseph's hospital.
Editor Ernest L. Peterson of the
Press, who spent about ten days visit
ing relatives in Darlington, returned
on Wednesday night. He feels much
improved and is rapidly on the way
to recovery from his long illness.
Mrs. Clara Putnam, ~housekeeper at
the Bachelor Club, received a book of
very fine poems written by her daugh-
ter, Miss Maurine Hathaway, of Min
neapolis. The book is very prettily
bound and the frontispiece is a strik-
ing photograph of the author.
ORCHARD-Wil write you a $1,000
policy against Tornado, Cyclone and
Hail for three years. Premium only
$500. Press Bldg, Dickinson. 1881
We Have Several Dwellings that we
can sell on time. Orchard, Press
Bldg. 1872
Recently the Berringer & Petricka
firm purchased from D. W. Friesen
the building now occupied by the
Schultz & Toppins salesroom and will
take possession about September LIST
The new owners contemplate making
a few changes and using the spacious
ground floor for a store rom.
Geo. A. McGregor of Beach has
taken up the agency for the Atwood
Larson Co., grain commission mer.
chants of Duluth, west of the Mis-.
souri, river. AS soon as he is able tt
secure a house he will move his fam.
lily to this city and make his head.
quarters here.
VIM. Adams, who works at the
Stone & Crawford ranch near Sentine
Butte, was severely kicked by a horse
the middle of the week and so serious.
ly injured that he was brought to the
Dickinson hospital on Wednesday
The kick resulted in a broken leg
Ed. Stone accompanied the patien'
down and returned the following day
MI. and Mrs. Will Rawson ane
daughters, Misses Riva and Willis, 0:
Poplar, Mont, autoed to Dickinson
= last Saturday for a visit at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Roquette
They expect to return to their hom'
this coming Sunday. On Thursda!
Mr.. and Mrs. Roquette took thei:
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson, out tt
Killdeer for the day.
The Maccabee ladies are Arranging
for a big children's picnic to be hell
. at Lehigh this coming Sunday but il
: case of rainy weather, same will b.
postponed until the following Sunday
: Members and their friends are all in
vited as we'll as the children. TIL
picknickers will go down on No. 8 i,
thu morning and return on No. 7 tina
evening.
5 Mrs. Anna Reilly of Indianapolis
Ind, arrived on Wednesday for a visi
of two weeks with Mrs. Mike McGin
| ley. From here she will leave for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jane
Brady, at Bear Creek, Mont. Mrs
i Reilly formerly resided near Lehigl
and is we'll known in this city. Sh'
visited here about two years ago.
On Wednesday and Thursday tn
summer school students spent the as
t sembly periods playing games in tn
school yard. Mrs. Porter is play in
structor for the girls and Supt. Mel
son for the boys. This coming Satur
a., day afternoon the faculty and the stu
dents will enjoy a picnic out at Greer
river. All will meet at the schoo
, house at 300 o'clock I'D be take1
out to the picnic grounds in autos.
'
Mrs. L. S. Craswell and littl'
daughter, Jeane Frances, arrived OF
| Tuesday afternoon from her hom'
in Darlington for a visit with he!
sister, Mrs. E. L. Peterson of Thu
city, and also with a sister-in-law
|, Mrs. Fairbanks of Bowman. Regis
ter of Deeds Fairbanks came for hel
in his car on Wednesday and the!
left for Bowman on Thursday. Ell
route back Mrs. Craswell will con
tinue her visit with Mrs. Peterson fol
some time. Mr.. Craswell is telephone
manager Of the Darlington exchange
The M. Booky farm about foul
miles southeast of Gladstone, is a!
pretty a site for a country home a:
could be wished for. The large farm
is being run by Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
Hornstra, formerly of this city, Thu
pretty house nestles against a butte
,-J loo n hoo11rro,,nJ of frooc onf