The Dickinson press., 1917-10-20
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On Monday Of last week Elmer
Motif and Miss Mabel Clark, both OF
Dunn Center went to Manning and
were married by Judge Morton. Mr..
and Mrs. Mofit will be at home to
their many friends at their farm
home southwest Of Dunn Center after
November 25th.
Miss Nora Yarger has resigned her
position with the Fisk Rubber Go. at
Minot and will reside with her father
and brother at Werner.
w. C. Henry and son Of Werner
have been busy the past week hauling
lumber out to the farm where it Will
be used for extensive farm buildings;
Agent Spike Of Richardson resigned
his position and expects to leave Tor
Washington this week.
Miss Elizabeth Schulz has accepted
a position in the Red Cross drug store
at Richardton, Miss Monica Berger
having resigned.
Mrs. Dora Darling, who has been
attending to business matters at Rich
ardton the past few days, left for
Mandan, where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Rose.
Howard Henery, nephew Of MI: and
Mrs. Tom Alters, who reside north OF
R~ichardton, proved up on his claim
last week and left for his home in
Iowa, where he will spend a few days,
before joining the U. S. army.
On Sunday last the English Luther
an church at Killdeer was dedicated.
Rev. Luther Hogstead, D. D., Of Chi
cage, delivered the ~dedicatory sermon.
Only the lower floor of the building
was completed this fall, but a tempo
rary roof makes the structure service
able until next spring, when the
building will be completed.
Mrs. Gerald Pierce and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Richardton departed last
week for Johnsburrough, Ind, for an
extended visit.
The ,Richardton Rifle club is pro-
crossing rapidly with its drills and
signal practice.
Joe Fleck of Richardton left last
week for the University to esum his
studies.
John w. McNiece Of Beach sue
ceeded in establishing a Woodmen OF
the World lodge at Killdeer and will
be Killdeer Mt. Camp No. 1O4. Ke-
Gently a meeting was held at which
time officers were elected for the en-
suing term, as follows: Consul Com
mander, Hubert Garvert; Adviser
Lieutenant, N. j. Steckler; Banker, J.
e. Gunderson; Clerk, r. G. Llppert;
Escort, H. J. Ramsey; Waterman, H.
D. Flowers; Sentry, Robert Hoffman;
Board of aMnagers, M. j. Wehner,
Fred L. Holmes, Henry Erbe.
The new school house, just beyond
the Killdeer mountains, is now ready
for the children.
Members Of the Killdeer Odd Eel
lows lodge were at Werner on Thurs
day last, assisting the Wernerites in
instituting a lodge OF that order at
that place.
Arthur LeMire arrived recently
from Ray, this state, and has accept
ed a position in the Farmers State
Bank Of Halliday.
Vixen & Everhart r moving into
their new garage at Halliday. The
garage will be electric lighted and
steam heated and also one Of the
largest buildings of its kind on the
branch and will be a credit to the
town Of Halliday when completed.
Attorney L. r. Peterson, who has
been at Halliday for some time, went
to Killdeer last week, where he will
engage in law practice, taking up the
work left by Attorney Pinkham, who
has gone to war.
A report from Amidon has it that
Henry Lund, who failed to show up
when ordered by the local board, went
on to Camp Dodge as he agreed In
the kilograms sent to the board and
has been certified into service as 9
part Of Slope county's quota. Il
true, this is good news to his friends
who could never believe that he had
any intentions Of being a deserter.
Martin Ryan, aged 81 years, q car
penter employed by Bake & Melby
on the Regent Grain Company,s ga
rage this spring was killed in an
auto accident near Marmarths on Sun
day, September goth. "A broken RAJ
dius rod caused the car to leave the
road and go. over an embankment'
The driver and another passenger
escaped. Ryan's former home was in
Wilson, Wis, and it is said that. he
is survived by wife and two chill
dren.
julius Stotzel, who lives in the
country south Of Havelock, is the
owner of a pure bred Shorthorn bull,
purchased recently from a breeder OF
Shorthorns in Pennington, MINI, The
animal is three years old and weighs
LOO pounds.
Miss Mary W~estergaard, daughter
of y. G. Westergaard Of Beach suf-
fered ~concussion of the brain when
she became frightened by short cir
cult in the lights and fell onsher head
in jumping from an automobile She
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