The Dickinson press., 1917-04-21
LOCAL. NEWS

LOCAL. NEWS
Auditor j. A. Berry of Medora was
a business visitor in the city on
Wednesday.
A. P. Ellian made a trip to Miles
City and other Montana points the
past week.
Thos. Griffin was in South Heart
for several days the latter part Of
last week on business matters.
Mrs. HALLS Paden of Taylor was a
Dickinson visitor the middle Of the
week getting dental work done.
Miss Elsie Rupert, who teaches
about seven miles north of Belfeld,
was a week end visitor of Mrs. c. H.
DeFoe on Marguerite Boulevard.
Milton Bobb, a prosperous farmer
of south of Taylor, was in Dickinson
on Wednesday attending to business
matters and getting dental work
done.
Mrs. w. w. Stackhouse, who
stopped off at Rockford, III, on her
way home from Daytona, Florida, for
a three weeks visit with relatives, re-
turned on Sunday.
Attorney F. C. Hebron returned
last Saturday from Oregon, where he
spent about six weeks. His son, Lee,
is a student at the Oregon agricul-
tural college.
A flag pole was raised over the
Merchants National Bank on Wednes-
day and now "Old Glory" waves from
it to show the patriotic sentiment of
J the institution. .
The Federated Club luncheon takes
place at 1 o'clock on Saturday, April
28th, at the st. Charles hotel. Fol
plate reservations see Mrs. c. L. L.
Herbert, who is in charge. i
Attorneys H. J. Blanchard and H. A.
Burgeson returned the middle Of the
week from Grand Forks, where they
went to attend a political rally and
look after business matters.
E. E. Anderson returned home from
the hospital on Monday and is fast re-
gaining his health, following a recent
critical operation. He was able to be
up and around a little the past week.
Marriage licenses were issued by
Judge Fred Maser the past week as
follows: Mike Rohr and Miss Mary
Lefor, Dickinson, on Monday; Richard
Meyer and Miss May Thorp, both Of
Gaylord on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mike Mckinley, who is at her
home recuperating from a recent
operation, took a turn for the worse
the first of the week but vas resting
a good deal easier towards the
close of the week. H.
John H. Breum of Richardton was
at st. Anthony, south of Mandan, last
week, where he disposed of a quarter
section of land which he had been
holding for several years. He made
a fair profit on the transaction.
There will be an informal gather
ing of the women of the Episcopal
church at the rectory on Monday
evening, April 22nd, at which Deacon
ess Knox of Ergo will give an adj
dress.
Miss Thclma Osborn was on the
sick list with a bad case of grip on
Tuesday and Wednesday,. Her health
was much improved by the latter
, part Oh Cne week anu she eXpeCCSu
!, to resume her high school studies on
Friday.
Mrs. J. o. Milsten of Belfield is a
co%nvalescent patient at st. Joseph's
hospital, following an appendicitis
operation. Miss Dora Poland is en-
Gagged as special nurse. Mr.. Milsten
, is cashier Of the First National Bank
= at Belfield. .
! VIM. Dauber returned on Wednes-
: day from Minneapolis, where he had
been since the latter part. Of last
week on business. He was accom-;
panied back by r. l.. Lindemeyer, ex-
pert battery man, who will have
charge Of the electric work in the
shop.
E. K. Jenkins and r. H. Kennedy
left for Montana points on Monday in
the interests of the Northwest Dis
tributing Co. Mr.. Jenkins returned
the middle of the week, but MI. Ken
nedy will make the state Of Montana,
to establish stations for the company.
James Caldwell, a prosperous ranch
er of near Taylor, was in Miles City,
Mont, the first of the week to at