The Dickinson press., 1916-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

The Monday Club was entertained
by Mrs. Guy Hunter on Marguerite
Boulevard the past week.
Miss Clara Nuber of the Roquette
4 Co. store, was a Sunday visitor at
Beach, making the trip via auto.
Calvin Carpenter, who had been
spending some time at Beach, is back
in the city, employed in the cigar fac
tory.
A marriage license vas issued on
Tuesday, November 23rd from Judge
Fred Maser's office to Joe Brown of
Richardton and Miss Rosa Decker of
this city.
Mrs. John W. Harnden left Tuesday
for Bismarck, where her daughter.
Mrs. John A. Gustafson, was about to
undergo an operation at the Bismarck
hospital.
Miss Frances Wetch, who visited in
Mandan, Bismarck and other points in
that locality for two weeks, returned
the latter part of last week and re-;
sumed her work in the Berzel Bakery
on Sunday.
Misses Sadie Stanton and Grace
Lebo were in the city on Friday to
do some shopping. Miss Stanton was
formerly a resident of this city, but
now owns a homestead out of Medora
near the Lebo place.
Mrs. Fred Huber and little daughter
left via stage last Thursday for Kill
deer to join Mr.. Huber, who had been
out there for several weeks, being in
fQrQSfPd IN tho noyxy ooof 0r1ro%
Quartermaster. Bert Waddell ex-
pected to leave for home from the
border today (Friday). En- route,
however, he expected to visit relatives
in Ohio, particularly at Marietta,
where the Waddell family formerly
resided.
Mrs. Nora J. Stoddard, widow of
the late j.. B. Stoddard of Sentinel
Butte, received a check this week for
$4,000 in full payment of 4 life insur-
ance policy which her husband carried
in a company represented by B: Lep-
per of this city. Another policy of
$4,000 is now being settled.
Miss Saliva Mielke, of the Roquette
& Co. store, was obliged to lay off
the past week on account of a minor
operation performed on one of her
toes the middle of the week. It will
probably be a week before Miss
Mielke is able to resume work.
Switch engine No. 1875 nearly went
into the ditch Tuesday afternoon,
when the rails spread. Engineer
Litch managed to stop the engine in
time. Fireman Steffon thought the
engine. was going over and jumped
through the cab window, being slight
ly bruised up in the fall.
For Sale-Big type Poland China
hogs. Several choice yearljng and
spring boars, also a number of fall
pigs of either sex for sale. These
!logs are all pure bred, sired by
Mouro's Ju:..1o III, 21O133, an 300
ID. hog, aau also Hercules IT., 256S19,
and ou5 CT -eter Mouro bred dams,
Can ship by express or freight from
Sentinel Butte, Sc miles west of
Dickinson Oh the main line.-John G.
Odland, Sentinel Butte, N. D. 11-25-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Crawford of
Sentinel Butte were in Fargo : last
Saturday, Mrs. Crawford being en-
route home from a visit at her old
home back east. Mr.. Crawford,
president, attended a meeting of the
state board of Regents in Fargo while
Mrs. Crawford and M. L. Ayers were
taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark
and daughter for an auto ride, which
included a drive over the state agri-
cultural college grounds and visits at
both the Florence Crittenton Home
and the Children's Home. MI. and
Mrs. Clark were former residents of
Dickinson, later of Glen Ullin and
Sentinel Butte and now of Fargo,
where MI. Clark has a good position
with the Dakota Monument Co. Be-
fore returning to Sentinel Butte Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford went to Grand
Forks to visit their son, who is at
tending the University.