The Dickinson press., 1916-04-22
Engineer VIM. T. Nickle has pur-

Engineer VIM. T. Nickle has pur-
chaser an Oakland Six of B%erringer
& Petricka and is having a garage
built at his place on 4th Ave. West.
Ray & Clark have purchased a Chal-
mers Thirty of the same firm.
Charles Hewson, son of Fred Hew-
son, 10 miles north, was in the city
Saturday for supplies and told a
Press reporter he vas going to tie
right into the farming business Mon
day.
F. H. Hart, who has been doing
clerical work for w. w. Stackhouse
of late, is out as sales agent for the
John Sexton grocery company and
has for territory, Stark, Dunn and
Billings counties.
Mrs. w. A. Carter Of Bismarck
was expected in Gladstone on Thurs
day evening to visit Representative
and Mrs. C. C; Turner fer a few days,
expecting to come to Dickinson a
little later to renew acquaintance.
International Harvester Company's
new 8x16 Mogul tractor is now on ex-
hibition in this city at Roy Buffers
office in the st. Charles block. Be
sure to call and see it. Price $675.
adv. 3-18-tf
Fred Simon of New Salem is
demonstrating Simplex tractors and
was in Mercer county the past week.
Mr.. Simon is a brother of Mrs.
Anton Schlapman, where he worked
in 1918. He also worked for Henry
Cooke that year.
Temple Commaadery No. IL, K. T.,
Dickinson, N. D. The Fraters of
Temple Commandery are requested to
meet at the Asylum at 700 o'clock
sharp on Easter Sunday evening,
April 23rd, 1916, for the purpose Of
attending the Easter services to be
held in st. Johns Episcopal church at
1880 o'clock. Rev. Alex. Coffin, rec
tor, will preach the sermon. Andrew
Erdahl, Recorder; w. A. Mcclure,
Eminent Commander.
Mrs. Mary Candee found a fine gold
watch, with medal fob attached, the
first of the week, which luckily bore
the name of the owner, Attorney j.
w. Sturgeon. Mr.. Sturgeon was
CASSCuAllSly plcoocu w ISCOVcI Ills
watch as he seems to have hard luck
holding on to his time pieces, having
lost three watches before this one in
a comparatively short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hughes, pro-
prietors of the Grill cafe, have their
place looking spic and span, the re-
decorating being all completed. The
| Isp;oo ,,ooro &c frschaJ with D.ooro
colored walls and pretty hand painted
scenic panels. The kitchen has been
remodeled, many changes being made
for greater convenience. They are
now able to give their patrons even
better service than in the past.
Fred Hall, druggist at Halliday,
and M. D. O'Niell, elevator man of
the same place, who autoed into Dick
inson the first of the week in the
~latter's car, returned via train on
Wednesday, leaving the car in Dick
inson or account of the snow. Mrs.
Hall and baby, who expected to ac-
company them back, will continue
their visit with the formers uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Frank
enberg, for a week or so until the
trip home can be made in the car.
The st. Charles hotel has been for
tunate in securing as chef Thomas
Stanley, formerly with one of the
largest hotels in Fargo and feel that
they are in a position to give even
better service than their usual high
standard calls for.
Mrs. L. C. Patterson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. M. Rob-
erts, for some little time, was called
home to Miles City, Mont, Saturday
by the serious illness of her father.
Mr.. Patterson had been in Mexico
looking after mining interests until
! recently.