The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. j. J. Wysocki of South Heart
was in the city over Thursday.
Mrs. Burba of South Heart was in
the city Tuesday, having dental work
done.
George Perry Of south of Belfeld
was in the city the latter part of
the week.
J. s. Dunlap was a passenger the
past week to Custer, Montana, where
his ranch is located.
Miss Gladys Seitz spent Sunday in
the city, returning to Mandan Mon
day afternoon.
Position Wanted in Dickinson by
experienced stenographer. Inquire at
Press office. 4-8-2t
Clerk of Court and Mrs. Paul
Lebo of Medora we're ~.transacting
business here Monday.
J. H. Caldwell of near Taylor spent
several days in the city the past
week, returning Thursday.
Mrs. Martin Egan of Beach came
down to visit and shop in the city
between trains on Thursday.
L. P. Kuykendahl, the Killdeer
pool hall and bowling alley manager,
was in the city the latter part of
last week.
States Attorney H. A. Burgeson
was t~ransacting legal business in
Bismarck last Saturday and in Rich
ardton on Thursday.
Geo. F. Gardner of Medora came
down Tuesday to take in the Elks'
initiation of new officers that even
ing. He returned the following day.
Roy Van Dewerker, for several
months past foreman of the Marmarth
Mail, has accepted a position in the
mechanical department of the Dick
inson Press.
The ladies of st. Johns Episcopal
church will hold a food sale at the
Boulger & Hughes store, opposite the
Gem hotel, on Saturday afternoon,
April 22nd.
Eddison Dalton, Oldest o Of
L dIO1I1d0CcI duu MIS- OIdTl6S Il.
Dalton, left Monday for a visit until
Saturday with friends in Livingston,
Mont, where the Dalton family for
merly resided.
MI. and Mrs. Matt Mayer of Glad
stone were Dickinson visitors the
first of the week. Mr.. Bayer is a
prominent Gladstone elevator and
machine man of the firm of Bayer &
Lob.
Mrs. E. H. Knapp and children who
were visiting for several weeks at
her old home at Mortified, Mimi,
where she "a called on a sad mis-
sion, her mother passing away short
ly after her arrival, returned Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Green OF
Aberdeen, S. D., were passengers on
Wednesday en- route to Miles City
Mr.. Green was formerly @ resident OF
Mandan, later Of Hettinger and Dick,
inson. He is still engaged in thu
land business.
Miss Dorothy Ayers, who is attend:
d, ing Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio
spent her college recess with Miss
; Anderson, a college and house chum
' at the later's home in Franklin, Ohio
They also visited at Dayton and Gin.
cinnati while away.
=, For Sale-Sections 10 and Is town
ship 1876, range 80, Slope County, N,
D. This is a snap at $40 per acre
One-third cash; balance in four equal
annual payments at six per cent in
terest. J. C. Barrett, 1907 W. Madi.
son, Chicago, Ill. 4-8-3t
:. Wanted To Rent-Small farm near
city for cash or on shares. Address
Box 5O4, Dickinson, N. D.-adv. II
Rose Burda, who attends high
school here and stays with her sister
Mrs. Dominick wanna, is spending
her spring vacation at her home q
short distance northwest of the city,
Frank E. Wells and Miss Stella
Stroud were united in marriage by
Judge Fred Maser on Tuesday, April
4th. The BRIDES father, P. E. Stroud
of nea South Heart, and her sister,
Miss Silvia, acted as witnesses. The
young couple left Immediately for
their home on the groom's home
stead south of Gaylord.