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

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Miss Mary Follis was among those
down from Medora for the Battle
Cry of Peace" Sunday.
Miss Algie Cain, the South Heart
restaurant proprietor, was in Dickin-
son the first of the week.
MI. and Mrs. J. B. Stoddard of
Sentinel Butte were visitors in the
city on Monday.
J. w. Follis returned the first of
the week from his visit with the
Eatons at Wolf, Wyoming.
Miss Caroline Messersmith was a
delightful hostess to a few friends at
a noon breakfast party the first of
the week.
Thomas Poole cam up from Bis
march on Monday en- route to South
Heart to audit books for an elevator
company there.
I am now prepared to do ladies'
shampooing and massaging. Phone
116, Ray Graf, St. Charles Barber
shop. 3-18-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Monty of Fry
burg were in the city on Monday.
Mr.. Monty feels quite we'll since his
trip to the hot springs.
Mrs. Victor Pehrsson of Medora,
we'll known to many in Dickinson,
was a hostess at a delightful lun-
cheon at her home last Wednesday.
D. Coutts, one of Belfeld's ele-
vator men, has purchase d a Happy
Farm tractor for use on his half Sec
ton of land north of his home. He
will farm 800 acres this season.
Mrs. P. H. Rumble and son, Earl,
left last Friday for their Midway
ranch via Belfeld, where they took
the stage. They were expected back
the latter part of the week.
Julius Williams of Columbus, Mon
tana, stopped over between trains on
\ Tuesday. He met his brother, Corne-
Illus Williams, in Dickinson and con-
\ tinued his trip to the Twin Cities on
No. 2.
A. o. Skalbeck, of the Indian
Springs country north of Belfield, was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Gillivray this week while in the city
Mr.. Skalbeck Is one of the success
full farmers Of this country.
Engineer and Mrs. W. T. Nickel re.
\ turned Saturday from a few days
spent in St. Paul, where Mr.. Nicke.
\ attended a meeting of the board Of
adjustment for engineers, of which
y he is the secretary and treasurer.
Matt Bayer, Peter Kirsch, jacob
Rothschiller and Clint Grassel were
I among those from Gladstone wh1
were in Dickinson on Monday to ap.
I pear before the county board on roal
matters. Herman Leutz and others
I from Taylor were up on Wednesday
on a similar mission.
Miss Meta Hoist, who is teaching
near Mary, came in accompanied by
: her brother, Frank, who has a ranch
near Grassy Butte, on Tuesday, tc
spend her spring vacation at home
y Their father, Julius Hoist, was quite
h i'll at his home on First Ave. East
but felt a little better at last report
v Martin Gilbertson from south Of
:, Gladstone loaded three teams or
Monday and started to Emerson
S where he has rented a farm. This
e was Mr.. Gilbertson's second trip will
his teams and will have to make one
T. or two more to get all of his goods
g moved.
n Miss Celia Edelberg, for two years
bookkeeper for the Schwartz &
Singer firm, was obliged on account
n of i'll health to give up her position
and left Wednesday for her home at
t Wing, N. D., to recuperate. En- route
S she expected to stop off for a short
visit with friends at Bismarck.
BENZ. Webb, a pioneer resident of
: Richardton, was in Dickinson on
: Monday attending to business mat
:, tiers and talking over matters with
r his many friends before removing
f from the county the last of the
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb have ar
: ranged to go to Medford, Oregon,
where their daughter, Mrs. p. Il.
Close, resides.
Z Warren O. Smith, the druggist at
I Antelope, Mont, was the guest of
the boys at the Bachelor Club the
f past week, arriving here Wednesday
e morning. Mr.. Smith was with the
Mcdonald drug store of this city, be-
S fore starting in for himself at Ante
t lope about a year ago. Mr.. Smith is
a pleasant and Industrious young
man and is making his business a
S success.
= Charles J. Fox, district agent for
|. the Empire automobile, went to Rich
ardton on Tuesday to arrange for an
agency there. Tom Caesar has been
appointed agent for Belfeld and vi
entity. Mr.. Fox had another ship
S ment of cars in Dickinson the past
$ week. One Of his recent sales in the
city was a 5-passenger car to Drs.
, Garner & Garner.
:, Miss Ruth Candee, who is attend
! ing high school here, left Monday to
; spend her spring vacation at the
Candee farm south of Gladstone.
, Her mother, Mrs. Mary Candee, and
!, her sister, Esther, went down the
! next morning. While Mrs. Candee