The Dickinson press., 1917-07-14
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schebler au-
toed to Dickinson from Mandan on
Tuesday and until Thursday were
guests at the J. C. F. Parker home.
Mr.. Schebler ran the first bakery store
in Dickinson, moving to Mandan
about thirteen years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay w. Reed and
family returned on Monday from La
Moure, N. D., where the family visited
with Mrs. Reeds relatives for several
weeks. Mr.. Reed also took a little
jaunt to the cities while away. The
entire trip was made via auto.
Fred Huber, who is interested in a
meat market in Killdeer, was in the
city on Tuesday to meet his brother,
AL. Huber, who came here from Chi
cago to spend some time with his
brother. Mr.. Huber is interested in
the live stock business in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith re-
turned on Sunday from their two
weeks honeymoon trip to western
points, including Butte, Salt Lake
City and Denver. They are now nicely
settled in flat over his place of
work, the Brown Bros. jewelry store.
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are waiting for you-but don't go un-
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Rev. R. H. Craig united in marriage
at the Methodist parsonage on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock,
Olaf Rustad of Snow and Miss Helen
E. Ward, recently from New York
state. They had as witnesses Mr..
and Mrs. A. o. Skalbeck, of the Snow
vicinity.
Mrs. Sam Merrill and children are
out at Grassy Butte, visiting for a
short time with relatives. Their
homestead is in that vicinity also. A
house has already been built and the
family will take up residence as soon
as Mr.. Merrill joins them in about
two weeks.
Leavitt Butler relinquished his
homestead in the Grassy Butte
country to Harry Hauser and the men
expected to go out in the near
future to put up a house. Mr.. Butler
came in from Grassy Butte on Sun
day evening and left the following
day for Bismarck, to investigate mat
ters in regard to the hospital corps.
Mr.. Hauser joined the machine gun
company several days ago.
Mayor Alfred White and S. M.
Ferris drove to Bismarck on Monday
in the formers Chalmers runabout
car. They found the Red Trail in
fine shape. The rain of the morning,
which was general and quite heavy
practically all the way east of Taylor,
had not made the road muddy. Mayor
White left his car at Bismarck for re-
pairs until the first of next week.
The summer school students are
planning on enjoying delightful
picnic on Green river on Friday with
the ladies of the Congregational Aid
society as hostesses. Committees on
entertainment have worked out a pro-
gram of games, races and other pic
mic festivities, and a jolly good time
is anticipated. In the evening there
will be a camp fire around which the
picnickers will gather to sing old
songs. The Commercial Club is CO.
operating in furnishing cars to take
the students and instructors to the
picnic groundsD The summer school
people had been planning on this
picnic for some time and had COM
mittees all at work to make prepara-
tions for the event, when the Congre-
gational ladies graciously volunteered
to take care of the picnic, having
charge of the lunch in particular.