The Dickinson press., 1917-09-22
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Miss Thota lessen spent the week
end with her brother, Frederik, OF
Company K at Bismarck.
Money to Loan have large sums
of money to loan on farm lands at a
low rate of interest. Max Hendrick,
Dickinson, N. D. 7-28-tf
Mrs. H. F. Rase returned on Satur-
day from Beach, her former home
town, where she visited for a week
with relatives and old friends.
Miss Catherine Mason of Quinion
visited from Saturday until Wednes-
day with her sister, Miss Jennie
Mason, primary teacher in the Dick
inson schools, and also with the l..
Scott family.
Mrs. George McGregor and children
+returned on Sunday from a three
weeks visit with both Mr.. and Mrs.
McGregors' people in Minneapolis.
Mr.. McGregor was with them for the
first week Of their stay.
Dan Brew, a we'll known rancher at
the head of Crooked Creek out north,
underwent his second operation within
the past few weeks, on Thursday. He
was getting along as we'll as could be
expected on Thursday night.
M. L. Ayers and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, accompanied by Mrs. A. N.
Jetferies autoed out to Grassy Butte
on Tuesday, returning the following
day. Mrs. Jefferies visited with her
sons, William and John, who are
ranching in that vicinity.
Mrs. A. w. Wax of Grassy Butte,
| QconnonorinI Lr, M;oo NH:~- C.ll.-'
gen OF Fayette, autoed to Dickinson
car, coming in via Belield. Miss
SchlangrenIs brother, Homer, is in the
Dickinson Machine Gun company.
David F. Foley and W. J. Olcott, o.
hcers of the Oliver Iron Mining Com
pany at Duluth, Mimi, arrived on
Monday afternoon to enjoy hunting in
this territory. They are guests of AZ
torney j. w. Sturgeon and will likely
be here until the first of the week.
Mrs. J. w. Aakenhead and son, Har-
old, are nov comfortably settled in the
northeastern part of the city. They
recently arrived here from Sparta,
Wis, where Harold, who had been
making his home with his sister, Mrs.
e. L. Tillquist, had been visiting his
mother for the past two months.
Mrs. Kate M. Scott, wife of the late
J. T. Scott Of Occur D'Alene, Idaho,
founder of the Dickinson Press, will
arrive this (Friday) afternoon on No.
=, n will visit for a short time with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
=: Jingle, leaving from here for
Wheeling, West Virginia, where she
will visit with a sister.
E. D. Mcbride Of Emerson has
rented the Mrs. Ellen Overlook house
on Sims Street, north of the court
house, and will move his household
goods from Emerson the coming week,
the family expecting to be settled
about October first. Before that time
Mr.. Mcbride expects to make a trip
to the Twin Cities.
Word comes of the death of First
Lieutenant Louis Briant of the third
Canadian division, who succumbed
from gas poisoning at the French
front. He is a brother of Mrs. A. L.
Costello, a former Dickinson resident
but now located at Bismarck. Lieut..
Brianat had been with the Canadian
troops for the past three years, en-
listing at the outbreak of the war.
Gottlieb Urfer, who, has been our
near Grassy Butte with his son, Co.
tlleb, IT,, came to town on Tuesday
and was arranging matters for a trip
to Switzerland. Mr.. Urfer came over
about eight years ago, leaving his
wife n three children in the Old
Country. He is now returning to
slbly bring them back in the spring.
He expected to leave Dickinson the
last of the week.
Miss Evadna Pugh is expected to
arrive home from Cleveland, Ohio, to-
morrow Saturday, Mrs. Pugh hav-
ing left on Thursday to meet her in
the Cities. Miss Pugh has been away
for the past year and a half, taking
a full commercial course and gradu-
atlng the past spring from a college
in the state Of Michigan. During the
past summer she has been employed
with a law firm at Cleveland and has
made her home with her uncle and
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. GRADER of that city.
She will now remain at home for some
time.
Hospital Noates: For treatment
Mrs. v. r. Anderson, Grassy Butte;
Mrs. Walter Ray, Medora, Mrs. Peter
Wannemacher, Manning; Mrs. Max
L. LANCE, Killdeer; Joseph Eagen,
city; Mrs. Sam Grossman, city; Mrs.
Geo. Thorp, city; Hilmer. Striberg,
city; Mrs. Adam Lefor, Lefor; Mrs. e.
T. Miller, Wibaux; Chas. Korherr, Bel
field; Rev. FIR. Zieslewicz, Wibaux,
Mont; Mrs. Peter Willard, Bloomfield,
Mont; Mrs. Chas. Stein, Lefor. For
operations-Mrs. Arthur H%ildebrandt,
Beach; Mrs. Joseph Remsing, Kill
deer; Mrs. John Boyum, Hardin,
Mont; Mrs. M. L. Auner, city; Miss