The Dickinson press., 1916-05-06
NEWS

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E.,G Bishop Of the Gorham country
spent several days in the city the
past week.
You can buy nails during our sale
as cheap as &c per pound. Il. F.
Schroeder Co.-adv. 1t
Two frst-class BARRIERS in the St.
Charles hotel Barber Shop. Ray Graf,
Prcr-adv- lift
The Bert Sprague family moved
last Friday into the A. H. Deiters
house on West Willard and Srd Ave.
West.
Mrs. Ed. Partridge underwent a
minor operation at st. Joseph's
hospital on Monday and was able to
return home the first OF the week.
Matt Telin returned the latter part
of last week from Billings county,
where he is interested in establishing
a dairy colony with Minnesota immi-
grants.
Miss Florence Dryer has resigned
her position in the local telephone
exchange and began work the first
of the week in the H. F. Schroeder
store.
The Berzel Steam Bakery has a
brand new Ford delivery wagon. The
name of the firm is painted on the
sides in gilt letters and the vehicle
presents a most pleasing appearance.
Miss Sora Morck, who was visiting
in the city with Mesdames C. d.
Litch and VIM. Helgerson, returned
to her home in Mandan on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pound of Tav-
lor autoed up Sunday for a visit with
Mr.. Pounds mother, Mrs. l.. Scott,
and sister, Mrs. Allen Harleman.
Miss Dorothy Gobler began the
first of the week as clerk in the Reed
Bros. store. Miss Gobler is an ef-
ficient saleslady and well liked.
C. C. Mead came in from his Mid
way ranch via New England on
Monday to spend a few days in the
city on business.
Lost-Auto tire between Belfeld
and Dickinson. Finder can deliver at
Press office or notify owner, w. H.
Aehnelt, at his store at Grassy
. Butte.-adv. 1t
Francis Dvorak of seven miles south
:; of the city came in last Saturday to
get farm supplies. Mr. Dvorak plans
on putting in 1870 acres into crop this
season, rs of which will be new
breaking.
Z MI. and Mrs. J. E. Milman ex-
:; pected to move the last of the week
l into the Hobson house on 3rd Ave.
: East, which, for the past few days,
l has been undergoing repairs. Mr..
. Milman is mail clerk on the Northern
Pacific.
, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Gregg of near
i Gladstone were in the city the first
!: of the week. Mr.. Gregg has been out
t in this country for 80 years and says
that the sowing season is later this
year than ever before in all that time.
i Chas. Sproat, recently of this city
S is now employed as car Inspector on
f the Milwaukee road at Miles City.
Mrs. Sproat and the children have
Joined him at his new location and
: will make their home there.
e III Frank Ray, Frank Clark, Tony Kos
n telecky and R. S. Davidson autoed out
f to Killdeer in the Ray & Clark new
: Chalmers thirty on Sunday. Mr.
e Davidson remained at Killdeer, while
the others returned the same day.
:, Messrs. Ray and Clark have a hard
ware store at Killdeer also.
' H. A. Nonweiler, who moved to
u Cakes, this state, from Dickinson,
several months ago, having secured a
y position as head miller at that place,
was visiting old friends in the city
Y over Saturday and Sunday, en- route
f home from a several days business
trip in the Beach country.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Aehnelt of
: Grassy Butte and Miss Meta Hoist of
I this city, who is teaching in that vi
! ! entity, autoed in via Belfeld on Sun
! day, Miss Hoist returning that even
u ing and the Aehnelts remaining over
y until the following day. Mr.. Aehnelt
! has a successful mercantile business
- at Grassy Butte and runs a freighting
team between that place and Killdeer
: daily.