The Dickinson press., 1916-07-08
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. M. H. Tallmadge spent the
Fourt with friends in Bismarck.
Prices on midsummer millinery are
exceedingly low now at Bowens. 7-8-1t
Hon. T. D. Casey was a Fourth of
July speaker at the big celebration at
.Daglum.
Born to Mr.. and. Mrs. VIM. McIn-
tyre Of this city, a son on Sunday,
July End.
VIM. Hutchinson of north of Taylor
autoed into the city on business Mon
day.
Twin boys were born on Thursday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Zdrahl, six
miles north of Dickinson.
Born, at the local hospital, to Mr..
and Mrs.; Tom Conner of Ollie, Mont,
a daughter on Sunday, July End.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Clark of this
city are the parents of a daughter,
who arrived on Tuesday, July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Soules went
down to Bismarck on Tuesday to visit
their son, James, who is color serg-
cant for Company K.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Anderson are
the delighted parents of a little
daughter, who arrived on Sunday,
July End.
C. z. Angel and son, Attorney B.
O. Angel, autoed to the formers
farm one mile east of South Heart
on Wednesday,.
Mrs. Duncan McNeill and children
of Mott arrived last Saturday for a
two weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
McNeill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Kono.
DR.. v. H. Stickney returned from
his Portland, Oregon, trip on Thurs
day. After seeing conditions in the
west, North Dakota looked good to
him.
Miss Myra Wiley was the guest the
past week of Miss Emma Laist at
Bismarck, and also visited with her
brothers, Deane and Dewey, in camp.
Raphael Hoerner of Richardton and
Miss Carolina Kuhn of Glen Ullin
were granted a marriage license the
past week by Judge Fred Maser.
C. E. Calkins of Brainerd, MIMI, is
the new day ticket agent here, reliev-
ing w. w. Boice, who was trans
ferred to the N. P. ticket office in
Minneapolis.
HAIL IS COMING. This hot
weather is sure to bring severe hail
storms. We can protect you in Old
Line Companies. Orchard, Press
Bldg, Dickinson. 1927
, The quarantine on the A. A. Dins-
dale home was raised on Wednesday
and the little son Of. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dinsdale is again able to be out after
a long siege of scarlet fever.
Judge w. C. Crawford, has moved
into his new chambers over the Mer-
chants bank and the rooms he has
vacated are being overhauled and I'M
proved for the new doctors tlrm.
Miss Hattie Lehman of Lieth, N.
ID, is visiting in the city since Mon
day with her brother, Harry Lehman.
with Misses Vergie Croteau and Shy
.Clark. She expects to remain here
a week.
Miss Sibyl Clark returned Thurs
day morning from St. Paul, where
she spent a vacation of ten days
She resumed her duties in the offices
of Drs. Bowen & Long the same day
A. T. Crowl and daughter, Miss
Grace, departed Thursday for a sly
weeks visit with relatives in Oxford
Pa. They also expected to spend part
of the time with Mr.. Crowl's sister
who resides in Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Nachtwey anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ray left last Fri
day in their cars for a tour to the
Black Hills, S. D. They also expected
to visit at Leeds, S. D., and other
points while away. They planned or
being gone about a week.
w. G. Hawkins of Rushville, Ill.
is relieving Joe Lisch (Bush) in the
N. P. baggage room. Mr.. Lisch is al
present visiting in Marinville, Wi
He will be away for a month. This
is the third vacation he has had in ~
years. -.
S. D. Gregg autoed in from his
on Thursday, with the remainder OF a
number of sheep sold the j. P. Ber-
ringer market" He also brought with
him a quart of strawberries, picked
from his own patch. They r very
large and Mr.. Gregg thinks that
later he will be able to gather bush
els of them from his plot.