The Dickinson press., 1916-05-27

Miss M1Illue <AIlSISS d as neT
guests the latter part of last week
Misses Dora White of Sentinel Butte
and Lillian Wheeler of Belfeld.
Harold Lillibridge had the mis-
fortune the past week to get his eve
severely hurt while he vas sharpen
ing a spade and some of the iron fill
ings entered his eye.
Mr.. Helgeson, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Title, and by his
dau ghter-in-law, Mrs. Truman Hedge
son, autoed into the city the latter
part of the week from his farm north
of Taylor.
Attorneys w. F. Burnett and F. c.,
Hebron were expected to get a chance
to try their Meisner land case in SUI
preme court at Bismarck this week.
H. Meisner of Wettinberg, Wis, and
Grover Meisner of Fryburg are inter-
ested parties.
Louis Asal, manager of the Ray &
Clark Hardware Co. at Killdeer, was
in Dickinson the past week to consult
a physician. At one time he thought
it might be necessary to undergo an
other operation; however, he has been
advised to wait developments. Frank
Atkinson is helping out at the Kill
deer store.
Hospital Notes: Operations
Paul Garmo, Beach; VIM. Johnson,
Belfeld; Miss Leon Richardson, Dick
inson; Mrs. Hans Boehrnsen, Taylor;
VIM. Hanger, Earl; VIM. Jefferies.
For treatment-Mrs. VIM. Kugel,
Killdeer; Miss Helen Harrison, Bel
field; Mrs. George Thorp, Dickinson;
Mrs. Chas. Stein, Lefor.
John Olheiser has sold his section
of land IL miles southwest of Dick
inson and has purchased land near
New Salem, where he will move as
soon as the auction sale which will be
held at his present place on the 18th
of June, is over and matters are set
tied. At their New Salem farm they
will be close neighbors to Mrs. OLE
heiser's parents and brothers.
Travelling Freight Agent J. G.
Sanders of Livingston, has secured a
ninety days leave of absence from
the N. P. and with his wife, who is
the daughter of Mayor and Mrs. ALT.
White, arrived in the city the first of
the week. Mr.. Sanders will be with
the Dakota National Bank during the
summer. They expect to soon find a
place of residence in the city, when
thew will 90 to light housekeeping.
Judge w. C. Crawford and STEM
ographer R. V. Boulger finished court
at Beach the middle Of the week and
spent Thursday, Friday and Saturday
in chambers. They have a jury term
coming on at Amidon next week and
| plan now to leave overland early
! Monday morning. Several of the
Dickinson attorneys, including L. A.
| Simpson. expect to visit Slope county
on legal business the coming week.
Dave Warren, the man who has
piloted many an auto driver over the
Little Missouri at the old x crossing,
was in Dickinson this week, accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Katie
Berger, formerly employed in the st.
Charles dining room. Mr.. Warren is
being crowded out by new settlers on
the river and has gone back to the
Henry Schultz quarter northwest OF
Sam Rhoade's, where he is doing
mite a little farming this year. He
sfill prazes cattle on the river and
exnects to take the stock back to the
farm for winter. .
Victor Maser, assistant cashier at
the Dakota National Bank, departed
Thursday morning on a months va
cation trip in the east. From here
he left for Baltimore, where ne will
visit with an uncle and other relatives
and take a run over to Annapolis to
visit his brother, Walther, who is at
tending the naval school there. He
viii be present for the June week ex-
ercises at the school when he will
turn his course northward, visiting at
Washington, D. c., and New York.
En- route home he will make a short
stay with relatives at st. Paul. I'm
mediately after the June week fes-
tivities, Walther Maser will start out
with his school comrades on a sum-
mer's cruise. The boys will man
three battleships and do all the work
themselves. It was not fully decided
to Just what parts the trip would be
made but it is likely that they will
touch at South America points.
Walther will be home for a month
this coming September. He has been
at the school for just q year now and
likes his work exceedingly.