The Dickinson press., 1916-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Dagny Selrod was on the sick
list for several days the first of the
week with neuralgia.
Fresh cut flowers for Thankzp;v.
ing-large assortment and snland;d
variety. Order early. Kpapp's.
''The Flower Store" II
Delbert Skinner, of the Skinner
Ryder ranch near Mary, spent Satur-
day and Sunday in the city, attending
to business affairs.
Mrs. Herbert Molloy of MANNING
left on Sunday morning from this
city for Chicago, where she was called
by the death Of her mother.
Watch next weeks Press for an
nouncement of Albrechts & Sons biz
fur style show to be held at the H. +.
Schroeder Co. department store. It
Marian, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Badgley; underwent a
minor operation on Tuesday. The last
Of the week little Marian was getting
along nicely. ~
H. Herbert of Gaylord has rented
the Chas. Sproat house on First Ave.
and Fifth st. East and expected to
move his family to this city within a
short time.
Mrs. Anton Trinka, who spent a
week in the city as the guest of her
daughter, Miss Zenka Irma Trinka,
returned to her home in Lidgerwood,
this state, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Raschko. of two
miles southeast of Lefor, drove in on
Saturday. Their son, who attended St.
Mary's College in Richardton for sew
eral years, is planning on again 90
ing off to school this year.
Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the
Congregational church, the officers of
the church will entertain for Rev. J.
G. Duling and family and extend a
cordial invitation to all friends of
the church to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thornton Of
two miles northwest of South Heart.
were in the city on Wednesday,. Mr..
Thornton has his grain all hauled and
a good sized tract of land all ready
plowed for next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall, parents
Of Mrs. F. G. Reed, arrived from their
home at Rochester, Minn., on Sunday
and will spend the winter in Dickin-
son with their daughter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall were here about
three years ago, since then going to
New York and California for their
winters.
Misses Agnes and Phoebe Smiley,
who were visiting for a week at the
L. R. Strang home in the New
England country, rs miles south, re-
turned on Sunday, accompanied BY
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Strang and chill
dren and Mrs. Ira Garner, who came
in answer to the message informing
them Of the death in the L. S. Cass
family.
C. C. Stcier, che of the prosperous
farmers in the Sheffield community,
came in with u lead of hogs on Satur-
day. Mr.. Stcicr has been selling hogs
all fall, some weighing as much as
$50 pounds, being fed en- corn from
his ten acre tract. Mr.. Steier owns
900 acres of land and usually farms
between $50 and 300 acres.
T. l.. Beard, who for the past two
months has been out in Custer
county, Idaho, looking after his min
ing interests, returned on Tuesday for
the winter. Very little mining opera
lions will be done out there during
the winter months and Mr.. Beard
felt that he could come home until
the coming spring.
Miss Leona Pfenninger, who teach
es in the Gregg school house, has ar
ranged for a Thanksgiving program
to be given by her pupils on Wednes-
day evening, November goth, at the
school house. Later a shadow basket
social will take place at the A.
Dorsey home a short distance away.
The Gregg school is about II miles
east of Dickinson.
j. j. Murphy, who is ranching four
miles southeast Of Killdeer was in the
city visiting with his family from
Saturday until Wednesday,, and plan
ned on coming in for THANKSGIVING
again. The family resides in Dickin-
son every winter for school advan-
tages but Mr.. Murphy is abliged to
spend most of the time out at the
ranch looking after his stock.