The Dickinson press., 1916-10-07
LOCAL NEWS

Apples at the Farmers Cooperative
Elevator. See their ad. this week. 1t
FIR. John Dignam entertained as his
guest on Monday evening FIR. Stud
nicka of Hankinson, N. D.
Joe Spencer, of the Dickinson Ice
& Transfer Co., Joined the Elk herd
at their meeting on Tuesday evening.
States Attorney H. A. Burgeson
and DR.. Frank Gilbreath autoed out
on a business trip to Schefield last
Sunday.
Miss Viola Keller of R%ichardton
was a guest from Sunday until
Wednesday at the T. N. Hartung
home.
Dan Madison of Beach was in the
city on Monday, incidentally taking in
the Royal Neighbor lance that even
ing.
D. A. Cutnaw left this friday
morning via auto for Hettinger to
wire the new school house recently
erected at that place.
Miss Eleanor Smith returned On
No. 1 Wednesday morning from a
two weeks vacation spent in the vi
cinity of Wautauga, S. Oak.
Mrs. S. M. Baldwin and Mrs. B. E.
Kennedy spent a few days the past
week with friends and relatives at
Mandan during the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tutilman of this
city are the proud parents of a little
daughter, who arrived at st. Joseph's
hospital on Monday, October End.
DR.. and Mrs. C. C.. Jackson moved
the first part of the week form the
w. N. Poor home to the Sullivan
house in the northern part of the city.
Misses Mason, Best, Weller and
Trinka and MI. Orr, who take their
meals at the B. E. Noark home, en-
joyed a delightful evening there on
Tuesday. Candy making featured.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Beechman of this city on Septem-
Der 23rd. Mrs. Beechman is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. McCarty of
this city.
Miss Fac Mclean, who teaches a
short distance north of Fryburg, was
III SNCoC VI 4A4oo OOIOCly OOUl0I
over Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Flanagan, who for a
month has been the guest of her
sister, Miss Rose Flanagan of the
Vogue, expected to return to her
home in Minneapolis today (Friday).
Sam Guon of Judson, this state, is
spending sometime in this city. Mr..
Guon was engaged in the mercantile
business at Judson, but recently dis
posed of his interests at that place.
Philip Wetsch, in the plumbing de-
partment of ]. W. Molloy, spent
some time at Dunn Center recently
fixing up the electric light plant and
plumbing at the McConnolly home.
John WocH, q we'll known farmer of
the Dickinson vi>inity,( realized 1900
the Dickinson Vicinity, realized 1900
oats and 800 bushels of barley as a
result of the psf summers work.
Miss Myrtle Mortenson, who for
several months was doing steno-
| graphic work at the Dickinson U. S.
land office, left Sunday for her home
at Fargo. En- route she stopped off
Wv ~ w NC q SuCSt VI Miss
Lyla Peterson during the fair.
Miss Zenka Irma Trinka was host
ess at her apartments in the A. J.
Osborn home on Monday evening to
a number of teachers. Games furn-
ished amusement and toward the
close of the evening a delicious lun-
cheon was served.
Tho C;x,;o ,1,,h will WA. -
Saturday. afternoon at the CONNER
cial Club rooms. The purpose of the
meeting is to choose a delegate to
the state Federation of Women's
Clubs meeting which will in the neal
future convene at Valley City.
Brakeman O. F. Beach has rented
the Bailey cottage, just east of the
Oscar Farr residence, and expects to
bring his wife and family from Holly,
Mont, about the 18th of the month.
Mr.. Beach has a run between Dickin-
son and Glendive.
The Ladies Sodality of the St.
Patrick's Catholic church enjoyed a
most entertaining card party and
luncheon at FIR. Dignam's home on
Thursday afternoon. The ladies in
charge were w. I. CfdW-
ford, S. L. Carroll, VIM. Service and
George Brown.
Mrs. Gustave Juhnke of Comfrey,
Mimi, and Mrs. August Boyer of
New Ulm, Mimi, departed on Monday
for their respective homes after a
visit of a week with Mrs. Adolph
Jauss Of this city. The visitors came
from Beach where they were guests
of relatives.
Commissioner and Mrs. C. E.
Geesaman and children, Edith and
Walter, came in from their home in
the Grassy Butte country via Belfeld
on Monday and were guests at the
Julius Hoist home while Mr.. Geesa-
man attended to business at Medora.
They returned Thursday.
Paul Busen, who resides a short
distance west from Dickinson along
the main road, has let the contract
for a neat little $1,000 bungalow,
which will be erected in the near
future. Mr. Busen has an ideal farm