The Dickinson press., 1917-03-31
LOCAL NEWS

The Weeks met with Mrs. G. L. T..
Herbert on Thursday.
Oranges, so cents per peck at J. C.
F. Parkers. It
w. D. Rosendahl of Killdeer was in
the city on business on Tuesday.
Gus Bell of Medora was a visitor
in Dickinson over Saturday of last
week.
Royal Tailor suits made to measure.
See Pagenkopf & Gerlich, Clothiers.
3-31-H
Max Hendrick left for st. Paul on
Sunday on a business trip of several
days. duration.
Harve Robinson and w. A. Hart.
prominent Sentinel Butte business
men, were in the city over Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Follis returned
from the cities last Friday, where
they spent some little time shopping
and visiting.
Oscar Farr, Dickinson housefurn-
Usher, has added an automobile truck
to his delivery equipment to meet
the demands of his growing furniture
and piano business.
Mrs. Margaret Roberts went to
Belfield on Monday evening to visit
until the next morning with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Pelissier and
family.
It is reported that Nh. and Mrs.
| M rfir To11ofco~ of aoon u,L-.- 80
disposing of their farm property and
will shortly move to Dickinson. This
will be of great advantage in their
sons's school opportunities.
Ole T. Olson, who with his family
had been spending the winter in
North Yakima, WASH, writes to have
his paper changed back to their
former postoffice, Acorn, in Dunn
county, as he was leaving for home.
H. J. Reisland, the optical special
list, well known here for many years
for his superior ability in fitting ewes
and grinding glasses, will be at the
st. Charles Hotel, Dickinson, April
list to 9th. See him if you need
skilled service.-adv. 3-17-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Stoxen of four
miles north of Taylor, were in the
city on Saturday, the latter to con-
suit a dentist. Mr.. Stoxen has a Sec
ton of land, 100 acres of which will
be put into crop this spring. If the
weather continued favorable, he ex-
pected to begin spring work this
week.
Richard, the thirteen years old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge,
was host to 10 little boys at a birth
day party at his home on Second
Avenue West last Friday from 4
o'clock p. m. until 7. A fine dinner
was served the boys, Mrs. Lillibridge
being assisted by her little daughter,
Blanche, and by Mildred Belsheim.
Jos. H. Gibson, who for the past
several months has been assisting in
the Merchants National Bank, ex-
pected to leave today (Friday) for
his homestead II miles north of Bel
field. Mrs. Gibson will go out a few
days later, being the guest for several
days of Miss Anna Hillesheim, at the
C. D. Litch home. ;
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist of
Fargo, will visit Dickinson personally,
Saturday, April 9TH. All persons hay
ing defective eye-sight or who need
their glasses changed or renewed will
please call at the hotel and have
their eyes examined. Office at St.
Charles Hotel. 3-24-3t
J. G. Garrison of Fargo, general
secretary of the North Dakota Sun
day School Association, met the Off
GERS of the Stark County association
in this city on Sunday and spoke in
the Methodist church that evening.
Mr.. Garrison is very enthusiastic over
the Sunday school work of North Da-
kota, and is making big plans for the
state convention, which will be held in
Fargo June 20, FL and %. While in
the city MI. Garrison was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Allen Harleman.