The Dickinson press., 1916-05-06

During the special sale we give
double cash discount certificates in
our Grocery Dept. H. F. Schroeder
Co.-adv. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Crawford, who
had been visiting with their son., R.
T. Crawford, and family of this city
for three weeks. left Monday for
their home at Maynard, Iowa. Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford were on a re-
turn trip from California, where they
had spent the winter.
F. A. Meyer, of the Consolidated
Coal Co. of this city, spent several
Dickinson the latter part of last
week. Mr. Meyer will summerfallow
his entire crop acreage this year, in
this way getting rid of weeds in ad-
dition to fertilizing the soil.
Alfred Skinner, of the local post
office, was the first of the force to
take a vacation this year. He will
likely spend most of his fifteen days
of leisure in Dickinson. Carrier B. B.
Taylor is next on the list and will
leave for a visit with his mother at
Valparaiso, Ind, the coming week.
August Windhaus, who is operat-
ing a coal mine near Richardton, was
in the city the middle of the week.
Mr.. Windhaus came over from
Germany just a month before the be-
ginning of the struggle. He has two
brothers at the front at present, one
in Russia and the other in France.
Charles Clark, formerly at the
Dickinson experimental station and
brother of J. Allen Clark, so we'll
known in this city, was a passenger
"Wednesday en- route to the Pacific
coast. MI. Clark is connected with
| the department of agriculture and
makes his home in Washington, D. C.
Albert Brandhagen, who, with his
family moved from this city to Fargo
about a year ago, was arrested on a
charge of wife d~esertion, sworn to
by his wife. He waived examination
the early part of the week and was
bound over to the district court. Up
on an agreement that he would pro-
vide for his family he was released.
w. L. Richards was at the E. J.
Scharf place in Dunn county the
first of the week to receive 100 head
of cattle which he bought there a
few weeks ago and turned the same
over to Joe Cain who moved the stock
to his ranch at Six Mile. Mr..
Scharf has just put in nearly 200
head of eastern cattle.
Mrs. Mary McInnis purchased the
Rapael Huck property on the corner
of 4th Ave. East and End st., the
past week. The structure is a five
room cottage. The former wne has
moved out to a farm in the Schefeld
country this spring. This deal as
we'll as one of the adjoining property
purchased by Nick Schmidt was made
through Max Hendrick.
Cashier J. F. Gardner, of the Farm
ers State bank at Belfield, accom-
panied by his father, J. w. Gardner,
came to Dickinson on Wednesday
evening with P. F. .Berringer. The
following day Mr.. Gardner and his
father left for the latter's home,
Brodhead, Wis, via New England
and Aberdeen. J. F. Gardner ex-
pected to be absent from home about
a week.
Miss Edna Kono entertained her
Sunday school class Of 9 boys, rang
ing between II and IL years, last
Thursday evening. After a jolly
served dainty refreshments. The
IL ~, ~rvo - "o-so~sv4I ohr,,& = ~ Nn4n
ago with Jack lessen as president
and Lynden RAIDER as secretary and
treasurer. They call themselves the
"Big Brothers" and wear rings en-
graved "B. B."
Quite a number of Elks from near
by towns were present at the initia-
ton meeting held here Thursday
evening. N. J.. Stefan, S. c. Brown
field, F. A. Shoeman, Attorney H. E.
Haney, Attorney II. A. Mackoff and
Ed. Ziebarth, were among those down
from Belield; Earl Mccullough, who
was here also for the superintendent
meeting and Atty. J. X. Swihart of
Medora; Harvey Owens and D. J.
Price of Killdeer, and Matt Bayer OF
Gladstone. The new members are R.
J. Clauson and Michael Goodale OF
this city and Elmer Clark of Belield
j. L. Hort Of Reeder, Adams
county, who served his Legislative
district so ~acceptably at Bismarck
for two terms, was calling upon his
many friends in Dickinson on Thurs
day and Friday. Mr.. Hort is a can.
didate for the nomination of secre,
tary Of state on the republican ticket
He finds many loyal supporters al
over the state, and is well pleaset
with the outlook. MI. Hort has
been away from home for over g
month and expected to return via
New England. 81 +: