The Dickinson press., 1917-09-29
LOCAL NEWS

Nv VAIL
Thos. Nottingham and Louis Pc
tricka made a business trip to Killdeer
on Wednesday.
Eugene liner, formerly of this city,
came up from Taylor to attend to
business matters on Saturday.
huffman & Company is paying 40
cents for cream, 35 cents for eggs and
40 cents for butter. 1t
Mrs. F. H. Schroeder returned to
Taylor on Wednesday after a visit of
a week with Mrs. w. R. Veigel.
Miss Meta Hoist is engaged in
teaching this year at her former
school in the Grassy Butte vicinity.
Tutilman & Company is paying 40
cents for cream, 35 cents for eggs and
40 cents for butter. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Thompson and
children were guests of the Webb
family at Wibaux over Saturday and
Sunday.
Attorney J.. P. Cain spent several
days the first of the week at Manning
looking after cases in the Dunn county
district court.
M. l.. Ayers and w. L. Richards
left in the latter's a for Grassy
Butte on Monday morning, going out
via Belfield.
John Brekken, who is engaged in
r%ailroading, returned on Wednesday
from a vacation visit of three weeks
at Crookston, MINI.
Money. to Loan have large sums
of money TO loan on farm lands at a
low rate of interest. Max Hendrick,
Dickinson, N. d. 7-2S-tf
F. P. Whitney returned on Tuesday
from his buying trip to the Cities,
where he spent about ten days. He
also stopped off at Fargo.
A fine nine pound baby boy was
born on Tuesday, September 25th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.. Prindle of Glad
stone at St. Joseph's hospital.
Miss Mary johnson of Golva came
to Dickinson on Monday for medical
treatment and was a guest during the
past week at the l.. A. Davis home.
Fred Hanson, foreman Of the mine
at Lehigh, was called to Mott last
Friday due to the serious illness of
his mother. He was accompanied by
his wife.
Misses Dorothy Ayers and Florence
Jetferics expect to leave this coming
Sunday for Fargo to enter the Agri-
cultural college for a curse in do
nestle science.
Mesdames Archie Dingman and C.
q. Williams were hostesses on Thurs
day to Miss Rapp's band of tine Con-
gregational Ladies' Aid society at the
church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. kaspar of Kill
deer left for their home on Thurs
day, following q several days visit
with the l%atter's sister, Mrs. E. *.
Jenkins and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Jauss accom-
panied by Mrs. j. l.. McCutchan and
the latter's son, William, autoed out
to the McCutchan ranch, south of Bel
field, on Sunday.
Miss Myra Wiley was taken i'll with
a severe attack Of tonsilitis the first
of the week and obliged to be absent
from her duties at the Knapp Variety
store for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fisher and
family returned on Monday from
Lennon, S. Dak., where they visited
since last Friday with Mrs. Fishers
cousin, DR.. j. E. Curtis and family.
Mrs. M. L. Ayers, who accompanied
her daughter, Miss Esther, who was
en- route to Godfrey, ILL.,, to enter the
Monticello Seminary, as far as the
Twin Cities, returned on No. 3
Wednesday.
Joe Oukrop Of north Of Dickinson
will soon be threshing his flax. He
harvested the past year SOU bushels CT
wheat that yielded only four bushels
per acre, and a good deal of his wheat
crop was cut for hay.
The Press was misinformed when it
stated that the bride of H. A. Non
weller, formerly of this city, is a sister
of his late wife. We have since found
out that there is no relationship at all
between the two ladies.
MIR. Van Els of Fargo, who has been
employed at the Dickinson %substation
C1AC pooV oOAI1AlACA, 4SAC C4C P0oU "SSh
to continue his studies at the state
agricultural college. His father is DIR.
Van Els, the A. C. veterinarian.
Storekeeper Cleveland of Killdee1
motored to Dickinson last Sunday and
was accompanied by Miss Lena Miller
who spent the day at the w. R.
Veigel home, and by Mrs. Fay Elliott,
who visited her brother, Clifford
Smith, and family.
Mrs. S. M. Palmer and son, W. W.,
who came to Dickinson from Glendive
about the middle of the month, moved
on Thursday into the Walton house
north Of the Dr.. V. H. Stickney resi-
dence. Two sons, B. M. and Frank
have been here since the first of the
year.
F. G. Orr of Mott, Hettinger county
farm agent, was a Dickinson visitor
this week in company with c. N.
Ainslie Of Sioux City, Ia, representa-
tive of the Department Of Agriculture.
Messrs. Orr and Ainslie came here