The Dickinson press., 1916-01-01
LOCAL NEWS

George Lyon came in from his
homestead out north Sunday evening.
Allen Harleman spent Christmas
day with the Fred Pound family at
Taylor.
Mrs. T. E. Garvey of this city is
spending a few weeks with relatives
in Wisconsin.
Loren Cooke, who returned from
Wisconsin recently, was quite sick at
his home last week.
Miss Lois Wall, county superin-
tendent for Dunn, was the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wall,
in Dickinson for Christmas.
Valentine Koch, clerk of court,
went to Glendive on Christmas day to
visit relatives, returning home on the
early Monday morning train.
Albert B. Cooke came up from
| Gladstone to spend Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Cooke, southwest of the city.
Neree Dorval Of ten miles southeast
of Belfield was a business visitor in
the city last Friday, returning to his
home in the evening. .e
Agent and Mrs. w. J. Buckner and
son, Arthur, wer in Dickinson for
| Christmas at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Roberts.
Murray Dickson, son of Register
and Mrs. w. B. Dickson, came in from
the Robert Wilcox ranch on the Mis-
souri, river for Christmas. He will
be in for some weeks.
Tom Menke, of the Dickinson
Union Delivery Co., spent Christmas
at his home in Glendive. A younger
brother accompanied him on his re-
turn Monday to visit a few days.
Roy Henderson, of the Walton &
Davis Co., has been quite busy the
past two weeks, or since John F.
Davis left for california, in closing
up building contracts. He expected to
be quite we'll finished up this week.
John M. Van Horn of five miles
southeast of Dickinson, brought in a
load of hay Monday and was well
satisfied with his price of $40 per
ton. Mr. Van Horn expects to have a
good deal more hay for sale next
year.
Conductor AL. Seeley had a. wheat
train of SIS cars from the west or
Christmas eve which was valued al
$4,000. This grain was picked. up
along the Northern Pacific west OF
Dickinson, n big pickup being al
Fryburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Erb expect tt
leave around the first of the new
year for an extended trip. They will
visit relatives in Des Moines anc
other Iowa points, and then make
short stop in Texas before going or
to California to spend the remaining
winter months.-News.
August Pertner, of the firm Of
Pertner Bros, who are farming south
of the city, was a caller Friday. Mr.
Pertner is alone this winter. Hi
brother, William, who underwent E
serious operation the past season, i
spending the winter at their old home
in Luckey, Ohio, and is recovering
nicely.
| fn1Ilp wagner OI oOuCn F1earC COOk
a car Of hogs to St. Paul for M
Booky and expected to visit at North
field, Minnesota, and at his old home
in Valley City before returning home
H. O. Bredell, who was in charge al
the Wagner farm during the owners
absence, was a city visitor the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Prince OF
north of Belfield were leaving Friday
for Chicago and New York On a com.
bined business and pleasure trip tc
extend over several months. Their
son, who is a student at the Wiscon:
sin u, is at the ranch and they
leave competent help to look after
the work there.
Alex Monty of Fryburg came tc
Dickinson on Monday in his auto to
look after some business matters
He recently shipped a carload OF
hogs to market, which shipment in
Guided a few head belonging to q
neighbor. He will have another ship.
ment of hogs to make in January OF