The Dickinson press., 1916-02-26
NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Miss Gina Bratberg of the Grill
restaurant is ill with quinsy.
~ w. J. Kennedy and c. T. Thomas
farmers south Of Belfield, were in
the city on Tuesday.
DR.. H. Anderson returned Thurs
day evening from Hebron, where he
made a professional trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Evanson of this
city are the proud parents of a son
who arrived on Monday.
Misses Verne King and Cassie
Cheadle of Belfeld were Dickinson
visitors during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Larson of Man
dan were guests the first of the week
at the w. H. Brown home in this city.
J. F.. Malone, proprietor of the
South Heart hardware store, vas a
business visitor in the city last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of
Sentinel Butte came down Friday with
their baby which required medical
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Fisher returned
from Rochester, Mimi, Wednesday.
Mrs. Fisher is recovering nicely from
her recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Krank of the
western part of the city are the de-
lighted parents Of a little son, Joe,
who arrived Thursday night.
A son arrived the last of last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Pavlicek of five miles north of the
city the latter part Of last week.
C. P. Clarys, who has been farm
ing in the South Heart vicinity for
some time, has accepted a position on
the James c. Young farm east of
the city.
E. D. Culver and VIM. Clark of
northeast of the city are to be init
ated into the mysteries Of the I. O. O.
F. lodge at a special meeting to be
held tonight( Saturday,.
Mrs. Hugh McGillivray invited
twelve ladies in for a social after
moor Thursday. In serving the deli
cious luncheon, Mrs. McGillivray was
assisted by Mesdames N. L. Gartley
and Fred Mccarthy.
Mrs. John Little left last Thursday
to join her husband, who is taking
the mud bath cure for rheumatism at
Shakopee, MINI. Both will likely re-
turn in about two weeks. MI. Little
is improving very slowly.
Follow the crowds to the opera
house and see the best pictures pro-
duced, for 5 and 10 cents. We have
never had to change prices to get
business. Safest and best ventilated
theatre in the city. "The Turn of
the Road" next Sunday. "The
White Sister" on Monday. Mutual
Road show, "The Minstrel Maids"
and feature picture next Monday and
Tuesday.-adv.
E. R. Orchard, state examiner of
municipal and state institutions,
stopped off in Dickinson for a short
visit with his father, John Orchard,
and other relatives the fore part of
the week while en- route to Steele,
where he had business to transact in
his official capacity. Mr.. Orchard
has been prominently mentioned as
an ideal candidate for secretary of
state, and his friends are urging him
to make the run. w. J. Orchard and
Mrs. Welton Mcdonald of this city
are brother and sister of E. R.
William Colgrove, who has been
farming the Carl Duckhorn farm,
about IL miles southeast of Dickin-
son for the past two years, has pur-
chased the Joe David quarter section
farm seven miles southwest Of Glad
stone, and will move there to take
possession soon. Mr.. Colgrove will
need only a portion of his horses and
machinery on the new place, and as
a consequence will hold an auction
sale on the Duckhorn place, Monday,
March 18th. At chat time eleven
head Of horses, four mich cows, be-
sides a large amount of machinery
will be sold.
Mayor ALI. White and Banker w
L. Richards departed Friday morning
for Bismarck to attend the sessions
of the Livestock Sanitary Board, of
which they are members. In addition
to Messrs. White and Richards, the
board is composed as follows: DR.. E.
j. Walsh, chairman, Minot; DR.. J. w
Robinson, Garrison, and Andrew
WEIGH, Grand Forks. State Veteri-
marian Crewe and DR.. VanEs of the
State Agricultural college, are adj
visory members of the board. These
men discuss and regulate the selling
inspection and sanitation Of live stock,
and the board is highly necessary for
the thorough protection Of North d.
kota breeders Of stock.
The concert given by the Kuehn
Concert Company at the high school
auditorium Wednesday evening, de-
lighted the audience. Encores to
their numbers were called for again
and again, and they very graciously
responded. MIR. Kuehn, the genia!
violinist, played several difficult Sc
lections and many old favorites beau.
tifully and Mrs. Kuehn, with hel
simple yet vivid descriptions of hel
piano selections, took Immediately