The Dickinson press., 1916-07-01
LOCAL NEWS

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. R. Mason of Quinion on Fri
day last.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Auer on Wednesday, June
28th.
Miss Helen Cuskelly has charge of
the offices of Drs. Bowen & Long,
while Miss Sibyl Clark is away.
Mrs. Andrew Erdahl is a guest at
the home of Mrs. George Cane, Jr.,
of jamestown for a two weeks visit.
Glen Hollenbeck came in late Sat-
urday afternoon from the country
north of Sentinel Butte, and left Sun
day morning with Company K.
Mrs. A. w. Ellickson and two chill
dren of Glendive, formerly of this
city, passed through Dickinson on
Tuesday to visit with relatives in
Madison, MINI.
James Bailey, son of Thomas Bail
ey of Emerson, who has been confined
in the local hospital for some time
suffering with blood poison, returned
to his home on Monday.
DR.. T. F. Cooke of Burlington, Ia,
a brother of Mrs. John Little, who
was her guest for a few days, re-
turned Wednesday. DR.. Cooke was
formerly a dentist here and has visit
ed in Dickinson since moving away.
Mrs. B.. r. Kennedy returned Sun
day from Pittsburg, Pa, having ac-
%companied Mrs. Frank Dubois, who
was e route to Philadelphia, to that
point. Mr.. Kennedy, who is in St.
Paul on railroad business, is expected
back the first of next week.
Mrs. j.. P. Berringer leaves tomor-
row Saturday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Clifford Smith,, at
Beach. Little Clarence William, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, who has
been here several days with his
grandparents, will return with his
grandmother.
Ernest L. Peterson, our editor, is
much improved and was able to leave
the hospital for the first time on
election day, when he came down to
vote. He has spent a short time in
the office each day since and this
(Friday) afternoon he leaves for a
y week or ten days. visit with relatives
in Darlington to rest and recuperate
a sufficiently to be on the job again.
George Rapp, his sister, Miss
y Lizzie, and their niece, Miss Grace
will leave Monday for a severa,
weeks visit with relatives at Aber.
deem, S. D. They will make the trir
is in their car, going from here to New
n England and cross country. Miss
Viola Rapp, who has been visiting
d there some time, will return with
them.
e AS Mr.. and Mrs. John Zwick ant
} little son We're returning to theil
home near Gladstone on Sunday il
u their car they very narrowly ESCAPED
serious injury as their car in som
IS manner turned over. Mrs. Zwick wa:
Il bought to the Dickinson hospital a
once, where it was ascertained tina
she sustained no broken bones, onl!
ID bad bruises.
" j. O. Daglum, C. P. Peterson, Lar
N Arne, D. J. Buckley and Pete Remm.
autoed in Thursday from Daglum ii
the Peterson car. They report Dag
"a lum as being just as alive a little
s burg as ever. Mr.. Daglum is making
preparations for the installation Of
a Delco electric light plant in hi
store and expects his equipment tt
arrive soon. In the near future Dag.
,e lum will be connected with the res
n. of the world by telephone. The posts
n are already set and the men believe
}e that they will be able to make USE
Of their telephones in about three
weeks. The line runs as far south
ID as Hossfield's and Stillingwerf's. Thi:
N coming Sunday Rev. G.. B. Engebret.
E. son, of the Norwegian Lutheran
lie church will hold confirmation service!
id and it is understood that quite E
n class will be confirmed. The Daglun
c. people will celebrate the Fourth o.
I. July in grand style. Hon. L. A
i Simpson is to be the speaker of the
day.