The Dickinson press., 1917-08-25
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east OF the golI Inks.
| w. r. Everett is the owner of a
new Saxon Six, having purchased it
from A. P. Ellian the past week.
J. c. Anderson, proprietor Of the
Wonder Store, left on Sunday for the
eastern markets to buy his holiday
stock.
Edward Caldwell, who underwent an
operation at the Dickinson hospital
about two weeks ago, returned to his
home at Beach on Tuesday.
Andrew Erdahl is taking lay off
this week from his duties as assistant
cashier at the Merchants National
Bank and is enjoying the golf tourna-
ment.
Hereafter the business meeting of
the Red Cross chapter will be held at
the Commercial Club rooms on the
first Tuesday evening of each month
at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. A. R. Fossum and children,
who have been guests of Mrs. Fos-
SUMS mother, Mrs. Karcher, at
jamestown for the past two weeks,
returned to the city on Saturday.
DR.. E. M. Christensen, an expert
enced chiropractor who has been To-
Gated in Montana, is in charge of the
practice of the Drs. Garner during
their absence on a vacation trip
through Yellowstone Park. He will
remain for about two weeks.
Attorney J. W. Sturgeon underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
local hospital on Monday morning.
Mr.. Sturgeon is getting along nicely
and expects to leave the hospital in
about ten days.
T. H. Mouat was buying cattle for
market in the Mary country last Fri
day and Saturday, his purchases for
those days numbering over 500 head.
It is understood that he bought $50
head from the Sam Rhoades herd.
L. C. Gieseler of Miles City, Mont,
came in Saturday for visit at the
J. c. Anderson home until Sunday
afternoon, when he departed for the
eastern markets to purchase his fall
and winter stock for his store at Miles
City.
Mrs. Mary Crist and Mrs. Don Me-
Kenzie came in on Saturday with
Tom Mouat, returning early Sunday
morning. Mrs. Crist came in to visit
her son, Lester, who is a patient at
the local hospital and is Improving
slowly.
Among the prominent visitors at
the Bar Association sessions in Dick
inson were Judges Bruce and Chris
tianson of the North Dakota Supreme
Court, Former Attorney General T. F.
McCue of Darlington, and Judge W.
D. Evans of the Supreme Court of
Iowa.
Miss Lorene Evans Of Halliday has
recovered sufficiently from her oper-
alton for appendicitis to leave the
hospital on Tuesday and spent the
day at the Jerry Dryer home. On
Wednesday Miss Evans left for Tay-
lor to visit her aunt, Mrs. Silvernail,
before returning to her home at Halli-
day.
Miss Katherine Sweeney and her
nephews, Joseph and Martin Brewer,
who have been guests of the formers
brother, J. J. Sweeney, and family for
the past two weeks, departed on Tues
day for St. Paul for a short visit at
the home of Miss Sweeney's brother
in-law, Adolph Vreuer, and also with
niece, after which they will return
to their home at Lacrosse, Wis
Belfeld had shipment of 20 cars
last Saturday. Among the owners
who loaded cattle were: G. c. Mead,
Geo. Gerbig, John A. Elliott, Fred
Hoerauf, Geo. Clark and w. H. Hardy.
D. Hughes and Mr.. Thompson had
mixed car of cattle and hogs. Nearly
all of the owners accompanied their
shipments. c. O. Armstrong, associa-
tion stock inspector, was on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Schwebius of
Jersey City, N. j., arrived on Friday
for visit with their nephew, George
Brown, and family. On Tuesday
morning Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and
their guests left via auto route for a
trip through Yellowstone Park. The
Browns expect to be gone about ten
days and the Schwebius will take the
train and go on to Portland and later
to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones, daugh-
ter, Miss Essie, and sons, Clyde and
Clarence, left on Monday for their
place 46 miles southeast of Miles
City, Mont, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Jones has
480 acres of land and expects to go
into the stock business. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Jones' brother,
Ralph Gormon, who went out to look
over the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Owens of Kill
deer and Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Sweet
man of Manning stopped over night
in Dickinson last Sunday on their re-
turn from an automobile trip to Bis
marck. They visited friends in the
Capital City on Saturday and Sunday
and also went out to Fort Lincoln to
visit short while with members Of
the 1st regiment They made the trip
| in Mr.. Sweetman's Overland car.
DR.. and Mrs. L. F. Fisher, Mrs. S.
V. Mccarthy and Mrs. D. J. Price of
Killdeer were in the city on Monday,
DR.. and Mrs. Fisher making prepara-
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