The Dickinson press., 1917-07-21

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business and we will give you the
best of service. Bakers grocery. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Madison and
children we're in the city from their
Dunn county ranch the first Of the
week to do some shopping and look
after business affairs.
Mrs. Arthur Sterland was a guest
from Saturday until Monday at the
home of her husbands parents, MI.
and Mrs. Walter Sterland. Mrs. Ster-
land is engaged in Geographic work at
De Mores, west of Medora.
Miss Edna Kono left on No.4 Tues
day for a five weeks visit with rela-
tive, in Wisconsin. Fon du Lac, Kos
endale and Ripon will be among the
points visited.
Mrs. Christian Thomson enter.
tanned as her guests the first part Of
the week her mother, Mrs. August
johnson, and baby daughter OF lay
lor and also her uncle and aunt, MIR.
and Mrs. Anton Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Cutnaw ana
Miss Angelina Bleth departed via auto
at $3.50 Tuesday morning for Bralnerd'
Mimi, to spend two weeks as guests
of Mrs. Cutnaw's sister, Mrs. l.. F.
Gillette, who visited here last sum-
mer .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Peck enjoyed a
visit the latter part of last week OF
the latter's brother, J. R. Houck, wife
and two children of Gettysburg, 5.
D. The visitors came as far as Reed
err in their own car and were met at
that point by the Peck car.
CAME TONY place IA miles
northwest of Dickinson, 1 two.year-
old black stallion, no brand visible,
right hind foot blemished. Owner call
for animal and pay charges. Frank
Schwindt, Box IS. Dickinson, n: u:
George H. Adams, managing editor
of the Minneapolis Journal, stopped
off in Dickinson for a short time last
Friday. Mr.. Adams was enjoying a
vacation trip through North Dakota'
most of his time being spent IN the
Slope country.
Get out into the world; the new days
are waiting for you-but don't go un-
nrenared. A commercial training Will
put armor on you to fight LIES pat,
ties. and the Mankato Commercial
College should be your recruiting sta-
ton. Send for our catalog. 1-1-41
Mrs. Viola Homer, who for nearly
two months was a guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Miles Bartel north OF
Sentinel Butte, returned on Saturday
in company with her daughter, VINO
will visit her mother and sister, Miss
Goldie Homer, for several weeks.
The Butler home had as guests
from Sunday until Tuesday MISS
Edith Helming, brother, Grant, ana
Mr., and Mrs. Morris Wlcken, VINO
autoed here from Mott. Miss Helm
ing is a former Dickinson teacher.
Editor Hugh Black Of the News at
Manning, was in the city last Friday,
en- route to Fargo to get his wife n
habv. who have been visiting at Mrs.
Rlack's parental home for about hve
weeks. They expected to be nome oy
Monday.
O. M. Stuart, a farmer and rancher
on Crooked Creek, about six miles
from Manning, was in last Saturday.
bringing a quantity of butter to the
D;ckinson markets. Mr.. Stuart m
in with farm produce nearly every
week.
Last years stenographic students
will take notice that the Gregg Writers
for June have arrived and may DC
had by all subscribers by calling at
S,1pt. P. S. Berg's office. Each sui,
scriber, who reads this notice, is asked
to relieve Mr.. Berg at once OF one
copy of this magazine.
Mrs. 7. H. Lavine and little daugh-
ter, Vivian, returned last Ihursoay
from an extended eastern trip throug!
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and west
Virginia, having been gone Tor nve
weeks. At Richland, N. j., they VS.
tied the J. W. Swope family, formerly
of this city.
Miss Efie Eyer and her COUSIN MISS
Dollie Moulett of Mandan, returned
last Friday from Manning, where
since before the Fourth they were
quests of the formers brother, l..
Eyer dnQ ld1ully. .
Miss Gladys Ritchee Of Mandan, IS
also a guest at the Eyer home 1or
several weeks.
M. A, Scherfius left in his Frank
lin car on Tuesday morning TOR Glen
wood, MIMI, where Mrs. ScherHlus
and daughter, Miss Dorothy, are VS.
ting. He carried with him a COM
plete camping outfit and they expect
ed to spend about two weeks at some
lake. MIR. Scherffius expected to
Fargo the first day.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Boatright, who for several days were
guests of relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
". Smith, at the Dickinson sub-sta-
ton, left in their auto for Spear FISH,
in the Black Hills of South Dakota,
where Mr.. Boatright is engaged as
electrical engineer in the gold mines
of the Homestake Mining Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Friesen autoed
to Rhame last Friday and returned
the same day. Mr.. Friesen went out
to look over some land in Bowman
county in which he is interested and
while at Rhame they visited with MIR.
and Mrs. Wenzel. Mrs. Wenzel is a
sister of DR.. o. c. Maercklein Of this
city.
Mrs. D. K. Moore and little son,
Charles Keith, who are residing on a
homestead IS miles north Of Glendive,
oonoo boro Loot Thursday to Snend a