The Dickinson press., 1917-04-28
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Chas. Kono was on the sick
list the past week, being confined to
her bed for several days.
Floyd, the little ten months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wan, is
recovering from a siege Of measles.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Gardner and
Mrs. j. o. ,Daglum autoed in from
Daglum on Monday to get some
harness repairs.
Lee Schwan is another Dickinson
boy who has left to join the United
States navy. MI. Schwan departed
last Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Pavel and children are
planning on spending Sunday with
Mrs. Pavel's mother, Mrs. H. H. Lewis
at Hebron.
Mrs. C. C. Chatham left for Medora
on Monday to assist her sister, who
resides a short distance from that
point, for about a month.
L. S. Cass and family, formerly. of
Dickinson, are travelling overland to
Beebe, Mont, where they will reside.
They passed through Bowman recent
ly en- route to their new home.
James, the three years. old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wilkinson, was
very i'll the first of the week with
spinal meningitis. Very little hope
was held for the child's recovery.
Just received a carload of Case gas
tractors. They are handles. Also a
car of Case cars. Come and see them.
J. I. Case T%hreshing Machine Co, 2.
w. Friesen, manager. /4-2o-2p
Hugh McKeever is Recovering slow
ly from his recent siege of pneu-
monia. He is able to be up and around
but when he will be able to resume
his railroad work again, is rather in
definite.
President w. A. Mcclure of the
First State Bank Of Dunn Center, has
been home this week. He. returned
via Mandan but expects the roads will
be good enough SO that he can go out
in a car within a few days.
Mrs. A. C. Ball, who has been re
operating at the F. C. Angliss home
for several months, is now at home
again, and is slowly improving in
health. On Tuesday she "a feeling
much better than for several days
previous.
Engineer S. M. Baldwin left on Fri
day for Chicago, where he was to visit
a sister and then 60 on to Evansville,
Ind, to be the guest of relatives for
a couple of weeks. Mr.. Baldwin is
feeling fine after his recent operation
at the Glendive railroad hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Phelan of Bow
man have bought a beautiful residence
property in Pasadena, Calf, They
are expected home early in May, but
will likely return for August and
September, planning their business so
as to be in North Dakota for our de-
lightful fall weather in October and
November. Mr.. and Mrs. Dugald
Stewart, who have also been spending
the winter in California, have pur-
chased an elegant Pasadena resi-
dence. .
J.. M. Watson of New Salem and
Lambert Keller Of Indian Springs
were in the city the first of the week,
making arrangements for the opening
of a sales barn for the latter's fine
Percheron horses. Mr.. Keffeler has
rented the Lyons stable for this pur-
pose and MI. Watson will be in
CHARGE The horses raised on the
heffler ranch are some of the finest
in the state, and it will be of great
advantage to the owner to have them
exhibited here under the experienced
supervision Of Mr.. Watson, who when
formerly a resident Of this city, had
|charge of the horse sales which were
put on here. About five years ago
the family moved to Medora, where
they resided until last September,
going from there to New Salem. Mr..
Watson is on the lookout for a resi-
dence, expecting to move the family
here about the first of May.