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

GORHAM NEWS
Gdrham is about dry now.
Mrs. Talford was a Gorham. caller
on Saturday.
How about some one starting a
hotel at Gorham?
Blacksmith Stegen has installed a
new disc sharpener in his shop.
Oscar Olson expects to move into
the O. F. Olson house this week.
The United States flag was hoisted
on the Vaster place Wednesday.
A creamery station is to be estab-
lished at Gorham in. the near future.
F. Smith expects to bring out his
1920 International engine this week.
Regnar Swanson was seen in the
Gorham vicinity the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. Ryder's mother returned to her
home in Indiana after a four weeks
visit.
L. O. Havnvik has a supply Of legal
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cages, etc.
Jack OBrien and Roy Dietz of
Pumpkin Ridge were Gorham. callers
on Saturday.
Messrs. Olson, Voster and Undergrad
were Belfeld callers the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Glade were Bel
field callers on Thursday and attended
the Patriotic Day exercises.
The farmers in the Gorham vicin-
ity are in the field and every acre
will be put into, crop this year.
G.. o. Lowell, a rancher on the Little
Missouri river, was a business caller
at Gorham Thursday of last week.
A number Of our school teachers are
planning on attending the m. S. E. A.
at Dickinson Friday and Saturday.
Bertha Voster visited at the
Dorheim home Friday forenoon and
the Washington school in the after
noon.
Art Thorson and Thos. Evanson
were at Belfield Saturday. They re-
turned Sunday. morning with the
Gorham jitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wilcox passed
through Gorham Tuesday of last
week. Mr.. Wilcox had been to Belfield
consulting a physician.
Metro Palahnuk took his son, John,
to Belfeld Tuesday to take up his
work in school after spending Easter
holidays at home.
The pupils of the Dick school will
have their final program on Wednes-
day, May 2, in the afternoon at 2:30.
Every n cordially invited.
A representative from a Fargo
firm was due to meet with Gust
Meschke at Gorham last Tuesday to
close up a business deal, but failed to
appear.
Enlist with the local postmaster at
Gorham as he is entitled to a fee of
$500 for each enlistment. All money
thus secured will be donated to the
relief fund.
Mr.. Dorheim went to Belfield
Wednesday and brought out lumber
for the completion Of the new house
which is being erected on his farm
near GOrnani.
Spring work has been delayed on
account of rainy weather. Hope dry
weather will come so WI can seed a
big acreage Of wheat so as to feed
u fighting boys. .
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Wilcox passed
through, Gorham last Sunday in their
new Ford car. They were accom-
panied by MI. Redman and Miss Anna
Kukaka.
Christ Roshaven passed through
EGorham Tuesday. He is interested in
opening a road on the section due
south OF. Gorham. This is a good
move as those two sections, ~ in this
township, and 10 in the township east
of us, are almost impossible at times.
The Ladies Aid of st. Jacobs church
was entertained at the T. N. Voster
home on Thursday afternoon. The
following officer5-Were elected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. A. ". Barnes,
president; Mrs. E. Hill, vice president;
Mrs. O. Undergrad, secretary; Mrs. G..
"A. Thorson, treasurer.
States Attorney Swihart of Bill
ings county, accompanied by Livery
man r. r. Ryn of Fryburg, passed
through Gorham on their way to the
Thomas Manion place. Mr.. Swihart
attempted the trip in a car but be-
came stuck in a mudhole within five
miles of the place and was forced to
continue his journey on foot.