The Dickinson press., 1916-07-29
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broideries a. H. +. Schroeder Co.-adv.

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broideries a. H. +. Schroeder Co.-adv.
Mrs. Richard Kanan of Fryburg
was shopping in Dickinson on Thurs
day.
Delbert Skinner, of the Skinner
Ryder ranch near Mary, autoed in
Sunday afternoon from Killdeer for a
brief visit in the city. He returned
to the ranch via stage the following
day.
Stephan Walter of Is miles north
east of Dickinson was in on Wednes-
day to make final proof on his home
stead. His ncighbor, Peter Mischief,
and his brother, Peter Walter, acted
as witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Coils of Sen
tinel Butte were guests in the city
on Tuesday. They were accompanied
back by E. H. Knapp and his brother
in-law, VIM. Nichols, who visited with
the Coils family for a few days.
For Sale-Or will trade for city
property, by 172-acre improved farm
located nine miles south Of Zenith;
rural telephone in the house; will sell
on easy terms on account of poor
health. C. H.. Altman, Box 33, Gay
lord, N. D. 7-29-tf
Attorney and Mrs. J. w. Sturgeon
are enjoying a visit from their
cousin, Miss Mae Mathews, of Mime
apolis, who arrived last Thursday.
Miss Mathews will visit here until
school opens, when she will leave for
Pennington, Mimi, where she is en-
gagged to teach the coming year.
Miss Dorothy Ayers entertained
twelve of her girl friends at a slum-
Der party last Saturday evening for
her house guest, Miss Eva Heater.
Miss Heater accompanied her hostess
to Medora on Monday and took the
train from there for her home in
Bismarck after a visit of over a week
at the Ayers home.
Mrs. M. G. Brown and two chill
dren, arrived from the east Wednes-
day for a short visit with Mrs.
and family of this city. Mrs. Brown
and children visited for about six
weeks with the formers mother at
Becker, Mimi, and were en- route to
their home at Forsyth, Mont.
Prof. J. H. Shepperd of the Agri-
cultural college at Fargo, spent the
fore pari; of the week in Dickinson
inspecting the local sub-station. He
found everything in excellent shape
at the state farm, and departed on
Tuesday for Hettinger, where he will
o1co poo1a q :, IN craotiop to,,r oF 4ho
station at that place.
Mrs. w. A. Mcclure is enjoying a
visit from her father, John Gallagher,
of Hazen, N. D., since last Friday.
Mr.. Gallagher came here from Glad
stone, where he was the guest of an
other daughter, Mrs.: julius Hoist,
for about two weeks. Mr.. Gallagher
will visit in Dickinson for about the
same length of time.
Misses Sue Digby, summer school
instructor, ard Dagny Selrod went to
Gladstone on Tuesday with Miss
Gladys Candee for a visit at
the Mrs. Mary Candee home about
five miles southeast of that point.
Miss Selrod only spent the day, re-
turning in the evening, while Miss
Digby, an old time friend of Mrs.
C:ndee, went OH from Gladstone the
following day to visit friends at Glen
Ullin. Miss Digby remained over
after the sumemr school sessions to
attend the doings at Medora, going
up with Hon. and Mrs. T. D. Casey.
Shortly before 900 o'clock Tuesday
evening ths fire whistle sounded for
a blaze in the Mrs. Abbie D. Pond
house on north Marguerite Boule-
ward, recently occupied by the J. G.
Wall family, who moved out to their
farm near Marshall last Thursday,
leaving the house vacant. The fire,
it is thought, was caused by boys
playing with matches in the shed.
The rear part of the house was
pretty we'll burned down and it is
due to the quick action Of the fire
department that the flames got no
further Roadway. Mr.. end Mrs. G.
w. Warren were preparing to move