The Dickinson press., 1916-08-05
LOCAL NEWS

For Sale-Good mich COW. Inquire
at No. 146 Second Ave. West. 1t
J. F. Brodic is expected home to-
day friday from his weeks bust
ness trip to St. Paul.
Oscar Forde, of the Merchants
National Bank, will have charge of
John Orchards office, during the lat
ter's two weeks vacation. trip.
Mrs. w. R. Veigel and niece, Miss
Lillian Anderegg, went to Taylor
Wednesday to visit for three or four
days with Mrs. F. H. Schroeder.
The force of Reed Bros. store sat
down to their monthly banquet at the
Willard hotel on Tuesday evening.
The usual good time prevailed.
Miss Myrtle Martinson arrived
from Fargo on Tuesday to take up a
position at the Dickinson U. S. land
office in the capacity of clerk. Miss
Martinson began work on Wednesday.
Miss Lola Dryer is relieving Miss
Agnes Fay at the law office of Casey
& Burgeson. Miss Fay will not be
back from her vacation until Septem-
Der LIST.
Attorney c. H. Starke succeeded in
securing bonds on Thursday for At
torney George Purchase of Halliday,
who was arrested on a charge of
forgery.
The contract has been let for the
new Jewish church in Dickinson, to
Herman Kapelovitz. The completed
structure will cost in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000.
Misses Frances Burnett and Alice
Dickinson departed last Friday on a
weeks trip to Glacier National Park,
where they were to be joined by Mr..
and Mrs. George Eddy of st. Paul.
1t is noted that w. J. Orchard, who
was recently in attendance at the
state pharmaceutical meeting, was
appointed a member of a committee
on the presidents address.
Miss Ida Barbeau was expecting to
Miss Frances Shearn Of St. Paul,
who will visit here a week before 60
ing on to visit with relatives at
Billings.
Lauda Kunyshr, a young farmer of
the Dickinson vicinity, was arrested
Thursday evening by Policeman T. B.
McDonough, for running his automo-
bile without lights. A fine of $500
was imposed.
w. A. Mcclure and daughters,
Misses Carol and Grace, autoed out
to Dunn Center on Monday. Misses
Mcclure took the train from there
to Hazen, N. D., to spend about two
weeks visiting relatives.
Mesdames P. E. Zimmerman, C. O.
Brown and M. Smout leave today
friday for a trip of two weeks
through the Yellowstone Park. They
will also stop off at the Springs and
a couple days at Livingston, Mont.
Mrs. F. L. Patterson, VINO "a the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. M. Rob-
erts, left on Tuesday for her home at
a., Miles City. Mrs. Roberts will go up
this coming Saturday and after a visit
E of a week, will return accompanied
by her sister and also by her son,
Lester Roberts, wife and baby. Il
,, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Zimmerman
, have as their quests since Tuesday,
their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ball and little daughter of
Min~ersvillc, Pa, who will visit in
r Dickinson for some time before going
| on westward through the park.
| Minersv;lle is Mr.. and Mrs. thinner
mans old home town.
David Roberts left for Tacoma,
, WASH, Oh Thursday in response to a
f letter stating that his wife, who for
: some time has been visiting a daugh-
r ter there, was quite i'll. He expected
to be joined at Glendive, Mont, by
another daughter, Mrs. W. J.. Buck
! ner. Particulars are not known and
!, the sad news came as a surprise.
Y Rev. A. R. Bosworth, Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Carter, and Mr.. and Mrs. F,
E. Ellickson of Regent autoed in fol
! the birth of a Nation" on Thursday
= evening. On returning the next
morning they had trouble with thei1
car when a short distance out from
y the city. The ladies remained at the
Brown Dairy farm until the necessary
repairs were made.
! The D. Y. w. A. were hostesses
! at a delightful dancing party in the
Commercmial Club rooms on Monday
night. The affair was under the
I auspices of the finance committee,
Miss Ethel Parker, chairman. The
S association is making plans for a
e public program to be given about
September list. Miss Frances Soules,
= who has already staged several
: successful programs, has volunteered
to take charge.