The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEVS
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Dickinson Press office.
Roy Lee Of Killdeer was q guest
over Sunday at the G. w. Sargent
home in this city.
T. H. Mouat, a prominent stock man
Of Hardin, Mont, was in the city
the fore part Of the week on business.
Engraved calling cards and wedding
stationery promptly furnished by the
Dickinson Press.
Loose-leaf ledgers and filing sys-
TENS, made to fit any business, for
sale by the Dickinson Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Smith Of near
Manning autoed in last Saturday to
get supplies to last them during the
busy season.
Ted Angel, Nels Nichols, John
Sweet and Hal Cookery Of Medora}
were business visitors in the city the
fore part Of the week.
A new revolving barber pole now
whirls merrily in front Of Ray Gratis
barber shop, located on Willard street,
in the basement of the st. Charles
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Stackhouse
autoed out to Gorham, Killdeer and
other north country points on Wednes-a
day, expecting to be gone for several
days.
Mrs. C. L. Hager returned on Tues
day evening from Wibaux, Mont,
where she was called by the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Oliver Olson. Mrs.
Hager was gone for a week.
Louis Auer and Sheriff Wellington
Wright came in from Mott on Sum
day for a short visit at the home Of
the formers brother, John G. Auer,
of this city. 7
A party consisting of Misses Agnes
and Doris Moe, Melba Garwick, Lydia
Rabe and VIM. Rabe and Herbert
decker autoed out on Sunday to spend
the day at the Garwick ranch near
Manning.
Harry Gardner of New England left
from Dickinson on Wednesday. morn
ing for Montana points, having &C
copied a position as travelling sales
man for an automobile accessory hrm,
with the state of Montana as his terri
tory.
John D. Bojacek and Miss Clara W:
Wake, both of Fairfield, We're united
in marriage on Monday evening at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. n. q.
Craig. The young couple will make
their home on a farm in the Fairfield
vicinity.
Miss Rachel Aud expected to leave
today friday for Quinion, in which
vicinity she will spend the summer.
Miss Aud expected to go via Beltleid,
where she was to be met by friends.
Miss Aud is to be accompanied as Tar
as Belield by Miss Grace Fisher.
Joe Fisher, Jr., residing about ten
miles north of Dickinson, was in the
city Sunday, and reported that seeding
is well under wcy in that section OF
the county. MI. Fisher then had
seeded about 12O acres of barley, oats
and wheat. and Will put in about fifty
acres of flax.
Row Lillibridge and Earl Partridge
autoed out to the Lillibridge ranch on
Tuesday, where Earl will be employed
for some time. Within a few days
the ranch hands expect to go to the
territory south of Medora to drive
home 300 head of cattle which were
recently purchased. /,
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Dickin-
son Cemetery Association was enter
tanned by Mrs. julius Hoist and
daughter, Miss Meta, on Tuesday eve
ming. A large number of ladies were
present. The program was very in
teresting and the lunch served by
the hostesses, delicious.
The First Aid to the Injured class,
consisting of 20 ladies, held their first
meeting in the Commercial Club
rooms last Saturday, instruction be-
ing given by DR.. v. H. Stickney. It
is planned to have the course Of ten
lessons completed by the first of June,
several meetings, being held during
each week as a consequence.
Conductor and Mrs. R. w. Eyer ex-
pect to move into their residence
about the middle of the coming week.
They have for the past winter been
residing with their daughter, Mrs,
George Goodale. The Dobson resi-
dence, which they purchased, has been
undergoing considerable overhauling
and altering and is now a very pretty
! and convenient place.