The Dickinson press., 1917-06-16
NEWS

Sugar-1OO pounds Tor $lO at r.
G. Best Co., Dickinson. 1t
John Connolly and John Lally left
on Monday to take up work in n yell
lowctone National park.
DR.. w. H. Long returned the middle
of the week from Minneapolis where
he spent several days on a business
mission.
Mrs. M. E. Hall was quite i'll at her
home on Second Avenue West the past
week. Last reports had her feeling
much better.
T. H. Olson, Peter Remme and Ed
Ogen were among the Daglum people
who were in on Tuesday to hear Gov.
Frazier speak at the nonpartisan
rally.
Mrs. Fred lessen came down from
Gendive, Mont, on Monday. to spend
the day visiting her husband: 1t will
be about two months before Mrs. Jes-
sen will remove to Dickinson.
Mrs. Frank Stone of Sentinel Butte
and daughter, Mrs. Young Of Mikkel-
son were guests at the A. A. Dinsdale
home a few days ago, bringing with
them Mrs. Young's baby for treat
ment.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Allen sustained an injury in a severe
fall on the cement walks on Monday
and it was at first thought that his
arm was broken, but fortunately only
a bad sprain was the result and he is
now recovering nicely.
Mrs. Magdaline Fried left last Sat-
urday for Richardson to attend the
funeral services Of her niece, Anna
Bleth, on Monday. Mrs. Fried will
be gone several weeks, being a guest
of her brother, John Bleth, residing
ten miles south of Richardton.
A.. C. Anderson and M. Schulberg
of Washburn, N. OAK, came to Dickin-
son via auto on Tuesday, en- route
back from the Fayette country. where
the former was looking after his LAM
interests. While out north they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Little.
Mrs. j. R. Stewart returned on Sun
day from a weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A.. j. Vossbeck at BIS
marck and Mrs. R. w. Robertson at
Dunn Center. She was accompanied
back by Editor and Mrs. Robertson
and family who were guests here I'M
til the following day.
Miss Ellen McDonough and Mrs.
Otto Ohm, daughter Of Jack MELON,
ough, arrived from Fargo the past
week to visit for a short time with
their father before continuing their
wav to Billings, Mont, to be guests
of a sister, Mrs. J. Collins, wife OF the
N. P. agent at that place.
Among the Dickinson people who
went to Bismarck the first of the week
for the musical comedy staged there
on Monday evening, were DR.. and MRS.
A. P. Nachtwey and their guest, MISS
Mabel March,; Dewey Wiley, Misses
Margaret Stewart and Margery John
son, w. J. Orchard and F. P. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Williams had as
their. guests for over Sunday and Mon
day. Dr., and Mrs. G. A. Kerner, who
We're en- route in their Buick car to the
Yellowstone National park fron' their
home at Hazen. The Williams and
Kerner families are old acquaintance,
both having formerly been in the same
community.
Mrs. A H. Deiters is building a
modern fve-room bungalow on Third
Avenue West, next door to the Rapp
residence. Construction work is quite
advanced. Mrs. Deiters will also add
a kitchen and bath room to each OF
the two cottages which she owns i'm
mediately south Of the new building,
and make them modern in every way.
Gretchen, daughter of Nh. and Mrs.
Thos. Nottingham, was able to remove
the sling from her LETT arm on i9es-
day, having worn it since Saturday.
While riding on a bicycle, she fell, her
left elbow, heavily striking the slaG1
walk. The injury was very Paln1ul'
but the sprain is rapidly healing.
DR.. S. w. Bailey, who recently sold
his practice in ~osteopathy at Red
Lodge, Mont, to Frank Zimmerman,
passed through Dickinson the first OF
the week in his car, en- route to his
farm near Dunn Center. Mrs: Bailey
and son were expected to arrive IN a
few days to join him. DR.. Bailey for
merly .practiced in Dickinson.
John A.. G~ustafson and son, Alfred,
autoed in from the ranch three m1ies
west of Marshall on Wednesday. Inc
Gustafson family, who during inc
school term resided in Dlcklnson'
moved out last week and VII! reslae
there for the summer. Their resi-
dence on First avenue West Will re-
main closed until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Scharf autoed
in from their Manning ranch on iues-
day, Mrs. Scharf expecting to leave
that afternoon for Belfield to visit a
short time with relatives. Leroy
Scharf, who the past term had been
attending school at Spencer, Iowa.
where he resided with his grandpar-
ents. recently returned home.
Misses Mable and Helen Carroll
gave a 5 o'clock dinner party at the
home of the latter on Tuesday even
ing for the members Of the Quavala
club in honor of Miss Avis Bltzan,
who leaves next week for Billings.
A pink and white color scheme was
carried out. The ten guests were later
entertained at a theatre party.
The Lambert Keffeler sales stables
made three big sales the past week.
Nick Hartung purchased last Saturday
a fine pair Of black work horses for
his farm southeast Of Dickinson n
on Wednesday a pair of pure bred i'm
ported Percheron mares We're del!v-
cred to Mike Gress south Of Dickin-
son. Pat Grogan, of ten miles south
east the past week, purchased a black
Percheron stallion from MI: Ketteler
e.. - consideration of 1880, The