The Dickinson press., 1916-08-19

John Shafer has returned to his
home at Mandan after a visit in
Dickinson.
Mayor ALT. White spent Thursday
in Bismarck, looking after business
matters.
For Sale-Dining table and china
closet. Inquire at POI 18th Ave. and
End St. West. 3-25-tf
Attorney General Henry j. Linde
and Sam H. Clark, editor Of Jim Jam
Jems, both well known Bismarck men,
were business and pleasure visitors in
the city on Wednesday.
Wanted-Two good horsemen that
can rope, ride and break. Wages
from $50 to SIS to the right men.
Must come at once. John LaPorte,
Sanish, N. D. 7-15-3t
John Wock, a prosperous farmer
residing four and one-half miles north
of the city, has already put up 1O5
loads of hay and expects to put up
about 40 more loads. He has also
had a new granary built so as to have
sufficient room for the storage of his
promising grain crop.
Miss Lorine Evans of Halliday has
been engaged to teach the primary
department in her home town the
coming school year. Miss Evans is
a graduate of the Dickinson high
school. H. O. Pippin of Dickinson, as
previously announced, has been en-
gagged as principal of the Halliday
school.
Tom Dinius, who was seriously in
jured last week by being impaled up
on a fork handle while iumping from
a wagon, will recover from his in
juries. Although badly torn intern
ally, he is gaining strength rapidly,
and his physicians look for a complete
recovery. He was an employee on
one of the M. L. Mcbride farms and
was engaged at haying when the ac-
cident happened.
w. M. Wrotnoski and wife of South
Bend, Ind, are making a motor trip
to Dickinson for,a visit with their old
friend, Almost E. Zidek, who is asso-
ciated with M. L. Mcbride in the
realty business and publisher of the
Dakotske Listy. Mr.. Wrotnoski
is a graduate from the Crocow uni
versity in Galacia. He may locate in
this locality if he is pleased with the
country.
Litch & Son, successors to the
Beard Motor Co., are now comfort
ably located with their automobile
supply and accessory business in the
Simpson building on Sims Street, op-
posite the Masonic temple. Thesnew
firm carries an exceptionally large
supply of automobile supplies-in fact
they can construct several Ford cars
with the parts they have on hand.
They also carry a complete supply of
popular makes of tires, oils, greases,
gasoline, etc.
A big hard times dance is scheduled
for South Heart for Friday night,
August 18th. The Dickinson
orchestra will provide the music and
an exceptionally good time is being
looked forward to. The worse you
look, the more fun there will be.
Dance tickets, per couple, 80 cents.
=. On the following Friday night, Sep
TENDER list, another dance will be
held, the same orchestra playing.
South Heart puts up some really en-
joyable dances, and as a consequence
they are generally well patronized.
w. A. Mcclure, who was quite seri-
ously injured in an auto accident last
week, is getting along nicely and it
will be only a question of time until
he will be able to go about his duties
again. His spine was injured and for
a time his condition was quite critical.
He is at st. Joseph's hospital. His
brother, Frank, of Mank:to, MIMI,
who figured in the same accident,
had two or three ribs broken, but
nevertheless is able to be about, MAX
ing daily trips from the Mcclure
home to the hospital. to visit his
brother. ...E ....