The Dickinson press., 1916-04-01

The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Fred Maser this
coming Thursday.
R. M. Pippin, a former employee of
the Dickinson Recorder-Post, has ac-
copied a position with the Belfeld
Times.
Mrs. C. T. Langley returned last
Friday from st. Charles, MIMI, her
old home, where she had been visit
ing for some time en- route home
from the south.
M. Booky returned last Saturday
from Des Moines, Iowa, wher he Wis
tied for about three weeks and also
purchased a carload of high grade
Shorthorn and Hereford bulls, which
he brought with him.
Mrs. Chas. Dinnius of Fayette, who
had been taking treatments in St.
Joseph's hospital, left Wednesday, re-
naming for some time with her
mother-in-law in the eastern part of
the city before returning home.
The R. Beneke family, who recently
came to the city from Judson, this
state, have rented the Simpson house
near the H. Beidler residence. They
moved into their new quarters the
first of the week.
The Missouri Slope Bankers asso-
citation will meet in Dickinson early
in the summer. The officers are
R. E. T%ruesdale of Mott, president;
] Alfred White of this city, vice presi-
dent; Mr.. Hayward of Beach, secre-
tary.
Hal. N. Heaton of Anoka, Mimi,
brother of A. D. Heaton of this city,
arrived recently from Wibaux, and
has taken up a position as night
ticket agent at the depot. His
family is still in Wibaux and will
likely come down in the near future.
An interesting wrestling match will
take place at the Dickinson opera
house Saturday evening, April LIST,
Immediately after the show, when
John Bosch of Dickinson and Farmer
Berg of Hodges, Mont, both middle
seats are so cents, ladies free.
The Model Clothing House business
is left in the hands of Attorney J.
P. Cain, who has the keys and in
voice. The plan is to sell the stock
out in bulk. Mr.. Och, who had been
in charge of the store for a week,
left for the east on Friday morning.
H. H. Hathaway of Fargo. station
examiner for the Standard Oil Com
pany, was in the city the past week,
checking over the business of the
local branch, under F. E. Deiters,
who is local distributor. Allen
Harleman is expected back from the
west Sunday and will take charge
with Mr.. Deiters the first of the
coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Christensen and
family Of Beisigl Creek drove in via
Indian Springs Thursday, making the
journey in two days. They were
caught in the storm and had to spend
some time at Indian Springs, before
continuing on their way. Mr.. Chris
Jensen reports the stock as doing ex-
ceptionally we'll in his community,
considering the hard winter.
Mrs. Karl Gunkel Of southwest of
Belfeld underwent a serious opera
ton at St. Joseph's hospital on Sun
day. The relatives were very much
alarmed about her condition early in
the week and sent for Mr.. Gunkel's
father, Charles Gunkel, and his sister,
Mrs. r. T.. Amel Of Davenport, this
state, both arriving in Dickinson on
Thursday. The patient had a good
night Thursday and at the time of
, closing these forms on Friday she
seemed considerably improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Neil and three
children, prominent ranchers and
farmers near Rainy Butte and eight
miles west Of New England, drove in
last Sunday for a visit with Mrs.
Neil's sister, Mrs. Arthur Davis.
Mr.. Neil returned on Tuesday and
was expected in again as o as
the roads are better, to get his
family. Their stock have wintered
fine the past season. They expect to
have a 500 acre crop in this coming
season and Mr.. Neil is eager to get
out in the fields.
G. C. Ludolph has brought action in
the Miles City, Montana, court,
against A. L. Field, for an accounting
in partnership. The former is well
known in the Dickinson vicinity,
while the latter's former home was
at Marmarth. Attorney w. F. Bur-
nett of Dickinson is an attorney for
Mr.. Ludolph in the case.