The Dickinson press., 1916-08-12
LOCAL NEWS

~A~AN ~ AVA olS
at Fairs furniture store on Satur-
day, August 10th. 8-12-2t
Rus. Northrop and Bud Daugherty
went to Mandan Sunday, where they
will play ball at that place for the
remainder of the season.
Earl Meyers, who has been en-
ploycd at the F. l.. Roquette store in
this city for some time, has gone to
Ollie, Mont, where he Will assist
Chas. Rau in the new Roquette store.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Herley of St. Paul on
August 3rd. Mrs. Herley is a sister
of A. H. and Fred Deiters Of this city
and is better known here as Miss
Emma Deiters.
Miss Florence Bradshaw, a former
teacher here and at New England, is
the guest of Miss Florence Davis for
a short visit. Miss Bradshaw will
leave Saturday for Big Timber, Mont,
where she will teach a term Of school.
John Beiser, who leases the DR.. S.
w. Bailey farm in Dunn county, was
returning Thursday from a business
trip in Montana. He was away from
home less than a week and while west
called on DR.. and Mrs. Bailey in Red
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Deiters and
Mrs. M. E. Hall returned Wednesday
night from their trip through the
Yellowstone National Park. They re-
port that the roads were very good
on the return trip and they had a de-
lightful trip.
Mrs. M. Booky returned on Satur-
day after spending several weeks in
Chicago, as a guest at her brothers
home. Upon her return she was &C.
companied by a brand new baby, and
as a consequence Papa Booky is ex-
ceptionally proud.
Mrs. Frank Smith and SON, Everett,
will return to their home at Gorham
today (Friday) after a two weeks
stay in the city. Everett underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
local hospital and Mrs. Smith was a
guest at the L. A. Davis home dur
ing her sons stay in the hospital.
The Lady Maccabees gave a fare
: we'll party at the J. H. Lavine home
!. Thursday evening for Mrs. W. E.
, Baker, who will soon depart for
Glendive, Mont, where they will make
their future home. The ladies pre-
r sented Mrs. Baker with a beautiful
cameo pin. A nice lunch was served
and the IS ladies had a very enjoy
( able time.
:. John H. Reid of Calgary, Canada,
was renewing old acquaintance in
Dickinson recently, also visiting his
! sister, Mrs. Connell of Hanley, and
Homer Davis at Killdeer. Mr.. Reid,
a former resident of Dickinson and
: at n time with the Press force, is
n in the special detective service in
Canada. At one time the Reid family
!, resided at Mcdora, later moving to
, this city. It is about ten years since
John visited this locality and his
many friends were very glad to see
2 Mrs. Ella Soule came in Thursday
r via Killdeer from Dunn Center and
e left the following day for Red Lodge,
Montana, to visit at the DR.. S. W.
Bailey home for some time, Mrs.
Bailey being her daughter. Mrs.
Soule left Dickinson early in the
spring for Tomah, Wis, where she
= = visited another daughter until about
- a month ago when she returned to
y North Dakota, going TO Dunn Center,
= near which place she owns valuable
!. farming land. While in Dunn county
. Mrs. Soule was a guest four weeks
at the home of Cashier Thos. Ahern
of Dunn Center. During her short
stay in Dickinson she vas the guest
r of Mrs. H. L. Dickinson. It is likely
: that Mrs. Soule will return to Dick
/. inson late in the fall to look after
- business matters and visit for a short
time.
; Alexander Studi, a young man who
worked on the j. J. Eaton farm south
of Belfeld, a few weeks. ago., was
e brought before Justice Folsom this
n week, charged with the theft of a
buggy at Belfeld about three weeks
,, ago. 1t seems that Studi, who was
the owner of a team of horses and an
. old dilapidated buggy, resigned his
S job at the farm and went to Belfeld,
where he put up his team at the
livery barn for the night. He paid
the charges in advance, saying that he
:. wished to get away early in the
y morning. Some time during the night
he left, and took with him a new
buggy belonging to a patron of the
barn. He went to Montana, but later
" returned and got a job nea Glad
y stone. While spending a short time
. in Gladstone he was recognized by the
. village marshall, who placed him
:, under arrest. He was brought before
Justice A. P. Folsom at Dickinson and
q plead guilty. Sentence has as yet
not beer passed.
& Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Brodie have re-
ceived an order from congress releas-
+ ing their two boys, George and Joe,
+ from military duty at the Mexican
= border. They are hoping to have
them back in time for school-Joe to
continue his high school studies and
George to commence work at the
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