The Dickinson press., 1917-02-24
LOCAL NEWS

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Wanted to Rent-A six room house,,
modern. D. w Friesen. Phone 18K
2-24StfSs
"a quarter section Of North Dakota
land to trade for Dickinson residences
property. Phone - x. 2-24-tt,
Deputy Supt 81. o. Pippin and
family are now nicely settled in one,
Of the Jacob Bull houses; on End Ave,
East. Il @S
Guy Hunter returned last Thursday.
from the cities, where he spent two
weeks on business and pleasure com
bined. 4
Miss Cecilia jacobson Of Sims visit
ed between trains on Tuesday with
her nieces, Misses Anna and Emily
Anderson. s3s
Frank Leonard, q rancher residing
is miles southwest Of Belfeld, wassinj
the city the latter part Of last week
to file on more land.
For the best steam and gas tractors
in all sizes, see DIV. Friesen, sales
man for J. 4. Case Threshing Machine
Co, Phone 18K. 2-24-tf
County. Judge j. o. Grey was down.
on Monday from Medora, comforting
with Judge Fred Maser on matters
pertaining to their offices.
E. 3. Anderson, district agent for
the Avery line Of machinery, with
h~eadquarters in Dickinson, spent the
forepart OF the week north on the
IKilldeer branch
j. A.. Davis, one Of the early set
tiers Of Stark county, has been very
poorly the past winter, being confined
~entirely3to his home on First Avenue
East for some months.
Representative G. C. Turner enjoyed
q visit from his wife and sons the
first Of the week at Bismarck. Mrs.
Turner and sons left their Gladstone
home for the Capital City last Sat
urday. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bowen returned
on Monday from Minneapolis, where
they were guests Of Mr.. Bowen's par
Ients for about month. Mr.. Bowen
is employed at the Don Hughes barber
shop. as.
DIV. Friesen returned the latter
part Of last week from Fargo, where
he spent a week, being i'll attendance
lat the Travellers, Convention Of thesHJ.
II. Case Threshing Machine Co. for
four days.
Attorney f. c. Hebron came back
on Sunday from Minneapolis, where
he spent several days on business af-
fairs. The following day he left for
Mott, where he. had leg:l business ii.
district court.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Beidler + to
entertain tonight (Friday) the newly
organized card club Of six couples.
This club meets every week and the
members have some very good times
at their gatherings.
Mrs. F. j. Funk arrived from Bis
marck on Monday to spend a week OF
ten days in the city. Mrs. Funk is q
former Dickinson resident and has
many friends here whom she is visit
ing, among them being Mrs. j. M.
Foster and Mrs. Don Hughes.
w. G. Mineah of Emerson came in
the latter part of last,week with u
load Of hogs. The eight hogs in the
load were sold to the Berringer
market for $3.50. Mr.. Mineah is one
of the old timers in the Emerson
neighborhood and one Of the success
full diversified farmers. 4 5sas
Mrs. Frances Malloy, who makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs. j.
M. Foster, is spending a delightful
winter out west. She is now at
Fresno, Calf, having just recently
Mexico. Malloy will be back
earlly - the spring
MI. and Mrs j. +. Brodie returned
last Thursday from the Cities, where
they made.a sojourn Of nearly three
weeks, during Carnival time. They
visited with their sons, George and
Joe, Of Company K, and after the boys