The Dickinson press., 1917-02-24
News
Z. +. Newton Of Belfeld transact


LOCAL NEWS
i. E. Newton Of Belield transacted
business in the city on Thursday.
Albert B. Cooke returned on Thurs
day from a two days visit with-his
uncle Rev. j. G. Cooke, at Fryburg.@
Engineer Archie Dingman was able
to walk to church, last Sunday and
made several trips down town during
the week.
Glen ID. Hollenbeck and Walter
Flynn went out to the =. j. Scharf
ranch near Manning on Thursday to
begin work for Mr.. Scharf.
Ex-senator and Mrs. A. L. Martin
were among the guests down from
Sentinel Butte on Thursday evening
for the annual Masonic doings.
J. w. Gribneau, a farmer residing
20 miles north Of Taylor, was in the
city on Wednesday, attending to bust
ness and, getting dental work done.
Little Betty Heaton, who has been
seriously i'll for about a week with
pneumonia, passed the crisis the
middle of the week and is now on the
mend.
Dewey Wiley writes from Terrill
Wells, San Jose, Texas, where he Is
taking sulphur baths that although he
has lost considerably in weight, he is
feeling much better.
Dave Sampson, proprietor Of the
Wardrobe, was taken suddenly Ill
Monday evening and for some hours
his condition was serious, but he is
up and around again at the present
time.
Walter Simpson, who is associated
with his brother, J.. G. Simpson, in the
billiard hall and lunch room business
at Manning, was in the city several
days the past week, having dental
work done.
MI. and Mrs. q. T. Hasselquist,
who for two weeks were guests Of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. "a.
Cooke, expected to leave this (Friday1
afternoon for their home at Livings
ston, Mont.
Bert Waddell, cashier of the First
State Bank at Grassy Butte, came in
on Thursday for the Masonic banquet
and expected to stay in for a few
days. Harold Rase is relieving him
during that time.
Mrs. Jennie Ware, who two weeks
ago was called to He'll, N. Oak, by
her mothers death, returned last Fri
day, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
G. w. Lchtleugner, who will visit
here for about a week.
Mrs. S. B. Elston of Gladstone spent
several days the last of the week as
a guest of Mesdames Mary Candee
and John Little of this city. Her son,
Samuel, who was very ill recently, is
feeling greatly improved.
A fine lot Of assorted color pennants
with photograph of all the leading
movie stars, a regular so cent value
for 10 cents, or you may turn in Is
cards given away at the door and re-
ceive your choice Of these beautiful
pennants free, and also keep the
cards. The Ray Theatre. 1t
Mrs. Noah Garwick, her sister, Miss
Bernice Orion, and Miss Bernice Ely
came in from Manning last Friday
and visited here until the following
day. Kenneth Garwick. who returned
with the soldier bows, accompanied
them back home. Miss Media Car
wick attends high school here.
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Sunday with Mrs. Smiths narents
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