The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
For Sale-A Ford car in good re-
pair, c.. =, Ward, Dickinson. 3-25-t1

For Sale-A Ford car in good re-
pair, c. E. Ward, Dickinson. 3-25-H
H. H. Hafstrom spent Monday in
Taylor and left that evening for
Forsyth, Mont, where he expected
to attend to business matters until
the first of the coming week.
Mrs. H. J. Gruschus, who resides
in the northeastern part of the city,
underwent an operation at St. JOS
eph's hospital Tuesday morning. She
was recovering very nicely at last re-
ports.
The Dickinson Ice & Transfer Co.
received a carload of horses on
Wednesday from the eastern part of
the state. These horses are stalled
in the company's barn back of the
Wolf hotel and will be disposed of to
local parties.
Mrs. W. E. Baker left Thursday
morning for Rochester, MINI, to I'M
dergo an optical operation. Her
sister-in-law, Miss Josie Baker, came
in from Oakdale on Tuesday and will
have charge of the household while
Mrs. Baker is away.
Henry Roberts, formerly of the
Roberts jewelry store in this city,
underwent a second operation the
first of the week at Rochester, Mimi
Since leaving here Mr.. Roberts has
been spending most of his time in the
! South and in Chicago.
Charles Kono came up from Heb
ron on Wednesday, the first time he
had been away from his Northern
Pacific crew in seven weeks. The
men were held on the east end for
some time on account of the water
danger. However, there is NO further
danger of spring washouts.
A. H. Pelton went out again to
his home at Dunn Center last Thurs
day after a few days spent in the
city. He found the roads exceedingly
bad coming in, making the as mile
trip in II hours with an empty
wagon and four horse team. He re-
turned with a load of seed flax.
Mrs. c.. E. mccarthy departed
Wednesday afternoon for Rochester,
Mimi, where her husband, who is
agent for the Emerson Machine Co.,
is quite i'll and was to submit to an
operation soon after her arrival for
cancer of the stomach. Mr.. McCarty
was at the. hospital there for about
a week previous to his wife's going
down.
The local order of Eastern Star will
hold a memorial service Sunday after
noon in honor of the late most worthy
matron, Rata Mills, head of the ma
tional Eastern Star lodge in America,
who passed away recently at Brad
ford, Pa. Besides the customary
ceremonies, a fancy drill will be given
by the members and a program car
ried out, which will consist of must
cal selections mostly.
Mrs. Raymond Hayes is visiting for
some time at the home of her
husbands parents, MI. and Mrs
Jerry Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Hayes were also expected in from
their ranch the last of the week, the
latter to visit here for several weeks
Mrs. Minnie Klinefelter expects to &C.
company her son-in-law back the
early part of the week to take up
residence on her claim, which ad-
joins his ranch.
E. P. Lee of the Dickinson Steam
Laundry began using a Ford car
which he recently purchased, the first
of the week in connection with his
horse and wagon for delivery pur'
poses, the former doing the light
work along this line. The driver
Frank Kovenz, will in this way be
able to dispatch his work much more
quickly. Mr.. Lee plans on a little
later putting on a truck body on hi!
Ford and use it for the entire deliv
cry.
Miss Tina Davidson had as he1
guest the past week, Miss Haze
Simensen, who came down from
Beach Monday. Miss Simenscn wal
employed in the State Line hote
which recently burned, her room be
ing among the first to catch fire a.
it was off the kitchen. She lost al
her effects and was not fully recov'
cred from the shock the middle Of
the week. Misses Davidson ant
Simensen are old friends from SUIT.
ton, this state, their home town
where the latter expected to go the
Ia ct IF tho uoolr