The Dickinson press., 1916-07-29
LOCAL NEWS

Our lace and embroidery sale is
still going on at H. F. Schroeder Co.
store.-adv.
Joe Ridl of near Dickinson pur-
chased a Chalmers "Six" the past
week from the Berringer & Petricka
auto agency.
Farm for Sale-Or will trade for
city property. Inquire at my office.
DR.. C. L. T. Herbert, Dickinson.
7-29-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Brittner of
Scheffield returned via Dickinson in
their car Tuesday after a visit at
Mandan and Bismarck.
Mrs. Wilson Eyer and children re-
turned Wednesday from a ten days
visit with relatives in Glendive.
Cashier Eyer went up to spend Sun
day with his brother and family, re-
turning on Monday.
Miss Hazel Fox is enjoying a two
weeks vacation from her work as
bookkeeper at the F. L. Roquette &
Co. store, and departed the latter part
Of the week for Beach and other
points along the line west.
Henry Brown autoed to Medora on
a collecting trip for the John P.
Berringer meat market. He made the
trip in Mrs. B%erringer's new Oldsmo-
bile and was accompanied by the
owner, who visited friends up there.
F. L. Roquette and son, Llewellyn
Roquette, are planning on leaving for
about three weeks on their fall
buying trip. They will stop off at
the Twin Cities, Chicago and New
York and possibly also at Cleveland.
The Berringer & Petricka Auto
Company have established branch
Buick agencies under Williams &
WINNER at Halliday and Robinson &
Miller at Dunn Center. Both firms
took out demonstration cars the past
week.
The Nord Dakota Herald moved
into it's new quarters in the former
St.: Anthony hall last Saturday. The
owners, John Nadolski and Adolph
Lengowski, will have all their new
equipment installed about September
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fisher and MI.
and Mrs. Jerry Dryer left early
Thursday morning for Prairie county,
40 miles north of Miles City, where
: the Fishers own a ranch and went out
to arrange for the erection of new
buildings on their land.
Miss Ruth Candee came up from
her home south of Gladstone On
Wednesday for a visit of a few days
at the home of her uncle, Henry
Cooke, south of the city. Miss Myrtle
Cooke went to the Candee farm on
Wednesday.
w. A. Mcclure of this city and
Julius Hollst of Gladstone recently
autoed to Dunn Center to be present
at a meeting of the directors of the
First State Bank, in which both own
a controlling interest. It was de-.
cided at this meeting to erect a new
brick building for the bank.
D. A. Cutnaw, Of the Dickinson
Electric Wiring & Fixture Co. was
out at Daglum the latter part of
last week installing a Delco electric
light plant in the J. O. Daglum store.
Mr. and Mrs. Daglum and their guest,
Mrs. B%oreson, autoed in on Thursday
to get fixtures for the job.
Some of our Dickinson people who
were Bismarck visitors just before
the soldier boys left for Texas were
the following: James Kittleson, Of
the Soules hardware store; Mrs. c.
H. Wiley and daughter, Miss Myra;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Soules; Mrs. c.
N. Barker; Mrs. w. B. Dickson; Miss
Fay Martin.
Charles, Ernest and Elsie Strang
and Miss Ollie Herstein were in from
the Iowa settlement last Saturday
afternoon and were accompanied back
, by Miss Irene Herstein, who had been
staying at the Smiley home and at
) tending summer school, and Miss
Agnes Smiley. Miss Smiley will
likely remain until school starts.
< Mrs. George Brown and little
daughter, Catherine, returned Tues
day from the vicinity of Great Falls,
Mont, where they visited the formers
mother, Mrs. Dirkes. Mrs. Brown
was not as seriously injured in the
recent cyclone in that community as
at first reported, and is now able to
walk about very comfortably.