The Dickinson press., 1917-01-13

Beach, planned on going up for the
funeral.
LOCAL NEWS
DR.. A. P. Nachtwey made a pro-
fessional trip to Daglum via team
last Saturday.
Attorneys l.. A: Simpson and T. F.
| Murtha were among the Dickinson
lawyers who were at Medora the past
week for court proceedings.
l. Mrs. Catherine Ryan arranged a
most pleasant surprise party on her
guest, Mrs. Catherine Flynn, on Tues
day afternoon, a number of ladies be-
ing invited in for a social gathering
in Mrs. Flynn's honor.
O. G. Belsheim went to Killdeer
Wednesday to look after his inter-
| ests at the First State Bank. There
ton between Dickinson and Killdeer,
MI. Belsheim went by train to Man.
dan and up the branch line, stopping
in Mandan for a short visit with
friends.
Mrs. U. Stevenson and daughter,
| Miss Eva, came in on No. a from
their ranch heal Alexandria last Fri
day, the latter to enter the local hos
pital for treatment. They plan on be-
ing here until spring. Mrs. Steven
son is a little run down herself and
will take a good rest to recuperate
while here.
The Spokesman-Review of recent
date says: "One of the first babes
to grace the new year in Spokane is
the nine-pound girl born yesterday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
Deitcil, EFT Pacific Avenue" Mrs.
Deitch is a former Dickinson girl,
known to Press readers as Miss Olive
Adele Richardson.
John James, the infant son of At
torney and Mrs. James P. Cain, took
sick very suddenly at about 8 o'clock
on Thursday morning and after only
two hours Of suffering passed away.
Funeral services were held at st.
Patrick's church this (Friday) morn
ing and the little body laid to rest
in St. Patrick's cemetery. The baby
would have been three months old on
the 10th of this month.
Bert Waddell and Harold Rase, two
| Dickinson young men now located at
| Grassy Butte, in Mckenzie county,
have formed a partnership and will
engage in the farm machinery bust
ness in that hustling town. Mr..
Waddell is cashier of the First State
| Bank there and Mr.. Rase held down
the Job while Mr.. Waddell wa down
on the Mexican border with Co. K.
They expect to erect a building for
| the new business, which will be in
charge of Mr.. Rase, in the spring.
A. T. Crowl and daughter, Miss
| Grace, and Mrs. w. W. Stackhouse
left on Thursday for a two months
%soiourn at Daytona, Florida, which is
getting to be a very popular winter
resort for several Dickinson families.
| The A. Hililard family has been there
now for some time. DR.. and Mrs. V.
H. Stickney and daughters, Mrs. A. P.
| Nachtwey and Miss Dorothy, plan on
leaving for that point this coming
| Monday. They will stop off a day in
| St. Paul, where DR.. Stickney will at
tend an alumni meeting Of Dartmouth
college.
I Mrs. S. M. Ferris is entertaining. as
her house guest, Mrs. Minnie Reid,
formerly of Dickinson and Medora,
but who is now residing with her sister
Mrs. Alden Eaton, at Wolf, Wyo.,
where Eaton Bros, formerly owners
of the Custer Trail ranch, are now
| conducting a large ranch and summer
resort. It will be interesting to many
who knew Mrs. Reds brother-in-laws,
George and John Reid, who were
formerly of this community, that they
are now with the mounted police in
Canada. Mrs. Reid will visit here for
some time and later go to Medora,
where she will be the guest Of rela-
| tives.
James, the IA years old son of MI.
and Mrs. VIM. F. Dauber, was having
a streak of hard luck all through va
cation. Sometime ago, as he was
helping H. P. Halstead lift a hot
water tank, his mitten caught as he
was about to let go and resulted in
the full weight of the tank falling on
the fingers of his right hand, taking
the end of one finger clean off. Last
Friday, as he was walking past
Blood's garage, he slipped on the ice
and broke his right leg just above the
ankle. He was picked up by the
garage men and taken to his home
by Deane Spalding and a surgeon
was Immediately sumomned. He is
lew u,oayinu a cast and it will be