The Dickinson press., 1916-02-12

POWERS elevator co.
HERMAN EHLERT, Agt.
Gladstone, No. Dakota.
Lawren Gilling, who teaches 16
miles Southeast of Dickinson, was in
Saturday.
Wanted-Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. In
quire Press office.-adv. 1-29-tf
Attorney T. F. Murtha departed for
Minneapolis on Wednesday evening
for a brief visit.
l.. A. Davis was on the sick list
this week, being confined to his bed
at his home on First Ave. East.
Herbert Toole and Arthur Baker
were among those who attended the
basketball game at Bismarck last
Saturday night.
Clerk of Court and Mrs. Val. Koch
are the proud parents of a third son,
who arrived Tuesday morning, weigh
ing nine pounds.
The Mandan basketball game here
| at the armory tonight (Friday) is the
last game our boys play on the home
floor before the tournament. =
Land Wanted-Would like to lease
good quarter section Of farm land
with buildings, close to Dickinson.
Address F. D., Dickinson Press.
| adv. 1-29-3p
Straw delivered in the city, $500
for large load. This is good, bright,
clean straw. Supply limited. Tele-
phone George Chaser, 141 K.
adv. 2-5-3t
Left-A pair of glasses in Odd Eel
lows hall. Reasonable reward for re-
turn of same. Mrs. A. Branick, 402
West Villard.-adv. 1-22-2t
WE LOAN MONEY ON I'M
PROVED CITY AND FARM
REAL ESTATE ORCHARD
AGENCY, PRESS BLDG. - adv.
L. E. Aughnay. and G. w. Cass of
Mandan were in the city over Satur-
day and Sunday, delivering four cars
to the Mckenzie firm here. The ship
ment consisted of two REQ cars, one
six cylinder and a four cylinder, a
Madison Six and a New Era.
D. A. Cutnaw suffered some very
painful burns to one of his hands
the latter part Of last week, when
an electric wire he picked up became
short-circuited, emmiting a stream of
redhot flames. Mr.. Cutnaw's fingers
unfortunately. were in the way and
were as a consequence quite badly
scorched. IT.. IT,. .4
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Cassidy and two
sons, Lester and Ralph, returned last
Friday from a rwo months sojourn
in Atlantic, Iowa, the home Of Mr..
Casady's father, and both of Mrs.
Casady's parents. The Casadys re-
side one mile south of the city and
their friends r glad to welcome
them home again.
The Hondl bowling alley parlors in
the Walton Block We're entered
through a real window one night last
week and the contents Of the cash
register, about $500, riled. A guam
tity of candies and other small arti-
cles were taken. There are no posi-
tive clues as to who were the per
petrators of the deed.
L. H. Nichols will attend the state
tournament of the North Dakota
Checker association at Fargo on
February 22nd and 23rd. Mr.. Nichols
is the president Of the association
and is one Of the best checker. play
ers in the northwest. Last year he
captured second Nhonors at the state
tournament held at Bismarck.
Mesdames w. L. Richards and J. v
Jessen and Miss Thora lessen, Fred
erick Jessen, Frank Richards and W
j. Orchard left for the Bismarck
basketball game Friday, taking in the
Welsh event Glee club that evening
The other members Of the team anc
Misses Marguerite Lish and Fadors
Drury left Saturday morning. All re-
turned Sunday afternoon.
1. r. Baird, Masonic deputy grant
master, and o. +. sHennnings, worship.
full master of the local Masoni,
lodge. departed on Thursday fol
IKilldeer, where they expect to assis
with the instituting of i Masoni,
lodge this friday evening. There j!
amongs.the Masons Of the hustling lit
tie city Of .Killdeer, and their new
Hodge will undoubtedly prove success