The Dickinson press., 1916-10-28
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Kurde of this city on
Sunday.

A daughter was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Herman Kurde of this city on
Sunday.
Harold Aakenhead, brother of Mrs.
C. l.. Tillquist of this city, spent the
past week at the VIM. David farm
ten miles northeast of Dickinson.
Agent and Mrs. F. D. Cooper and
family moved recently into the house
formerly occupied by the F. W. Lacey
family on Second Avenue West.
Albert Nielsen writes from Miles
City to change the address OF his
paper to that place. 1t is understood
that he contemplates locating at that
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mcclure autoed
to Gladstone last Sunday and took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Hollst. Mrs. Hollst is Mrs. McClure's
sister.
Anton Yaeger has just comp'2ted a
cozy four room home for himself on
18th Ave. South. Mr.. Yaeger built
the cottage himself, giving all his
spare time during the summer to the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Hand arrived
the latter part Of last week from
Minneapolis to locate here, Mr.. Hand
taking Il position rs operator at the
N. P. telegraph office. t
Beatrice, the little six years old
daughter Of Attorney and Mrs. c. Fl.
Starke, was confined to her bed with
= severe cold the first of the week,
tut was feeling considerably better
toward the close Of the week.
Joe Auth, who is conducting n
barber shop and pool hall ut Medora
vas in the city on Monday, looking
after business affairs. 1t is about Il
year since he moved from Dickinson
to Mcdora, having resided her about
twelve years.
X. o. Rca, who is engaged in the
furniture business in Danvillc,. ILL.,,
left last Saturday for his home, hav-
ing been out this way for about u
week. Mr.. Rea was looking after the
blowing on his half section farm ID
miles south Of Belfcld, In the Gaylord
vicinity.
Harvey. the son. of Mrs. Mary
Candec. and Orvillc, the o of Mrs.
John Little. who were out Mt the
Candee farm south Of Gladstone, de-
parted Tuesday morning from this
city for Fargo to take up q six
months engineering course In the
state agricultural college.
Mrs. Dan Harrington came down
from Ollie. Mont, last Saturday to
sec TO the packing Of some furniture
which was sent 10 Ollie the first OF
the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington
will make their home for the winter
ut this western terminal, MI. Har-
ripgton having u run ~ fireman be-
tween Beach and that point.
Miss Zenka Irma Trinka, U IT,
brarian. left on Wednesday for Willis:
ton 10 attend the annual meeting Of
the State Library Association, which
was held there the last three days OF
the week. Most OF tho program con-
sisted Of round.table discussion. Miss
Trinka expected 10 DO back the latter
part OF the week.
J. U. Seharr Of three miles east OF
Willmen came 70 Dickinson last Sat
urday with O load Of fax. Mr.. Seharr
IL farming q quarter section Of land.
He stated that o snow fell In his
section Of land. He stated that more
snow fell In bis vicinity than around
Dickinson, tho early part OF last
week.
The Press Ia proud of having on its
subscription list the name OF j.. J:
BARLEY Of Beach, who mas renewed
his paper for another year, this max
ing his thirticth subscription 10 the
Press. Tho BARLEY family arr. well
known here, having rsided In Diclin-
son In early days. Now Mr.. BARLEY
In managing several Farmers Co.
operative stores, with headquarters ut
Beach.
w. u. Everett In building o pretty
five room bungalow n door north
Of tho Frank Reed residence, the
basement Of which was completed the
middle Of the week. When finished
this cozy little home will DO occupied
by Mrs. Eyerett's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gcrlich, who ut present are
visiting In Minnesota, but will return
about Christmas time when their
new home will be ready for occu-
pancy.