The Dickinson press., 1917-10-13
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Money to Loan have large sums
of money to lean on farm lands at q
low rate of interest. Max Hendrick,
Dickinson, N. D. 7-28-tf
Richard Monteith, mail carrier be-
tween Taylor and Hirschville, came
to Dickinson on Thursday with six
hogs which brought him a very sat
isfactory price. His wheat crop yield
ed him about sever bushels to the
acre.
Guy Hunter has rented the l.. J.
Dickinson residence on First Avenue
West and the family expects to move
into same the coming week. Nels
Christensen, manager Of the Dickin-
son Grocery Co., will reside in the
Hunter house.
The Red Cross society will hold a
very important meeting Tuesday even
ing, October 10th, in the Commercial
Club rooms. AS this is the annual
meeting for the election of officers, a
large attendance is desired. Meeting
will begin at 1880.
Mrs. Arthur Hake of this city, &C.
companied by Miss Hannah Abraham
Of Taylor, left last Thursday for
Rochester, Mimi, where both expected
to undergo operations. Miss Abraham
his been in the city for some time at
the H. C. Berry home.
Using his own expression, Dan
! Brew is feeling like a new man.
since his second operation of several
weeks ago. He left the hospital about
two weeks ago and is now staying at
the home of his brother-in-law, Rob-
ert Fisher. He may remain here fo1
the winter.
C. o. Armstrong, state vehicle Ii
cense inspector, anne in from his
ranch out at Quinion, via auto on
Thursday on matters pertaining to
his office. Mr.. Armstrong sold quite
a few head of stock this fall to a
Glen Ullin man, who shipped direct
from the ranch to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Patzer and
baby of Glendive, Mont, who spent
about a week here visiting Mrs
Patzer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Xavier
KOCH, of South Dickinson and Mr.
Patzer's sister, Mrs. j. A. Pavel, and
family, left on Thursday morning fol-
Hebron to visit until next week with
MI. Patzer's mother, Mrs. H. H
Lewis.
Hospital Notes: For operations
Mrs. John Zauner, Gladstone; Mrs. A
Faiman, city; Mrs. Ignatius Refs, city;
Mrs. John Tyler, Ranger; Mrs. R. W
Robertson, Dunn Center. For treat.
ment-Mrs. Fred Schroeder, Taylor;
Mrs. Frank Sticka, Sentinel Butte;
Mrs. Peter Wannamacher, Manning:
Mrs. Rosa Kary, Fayett; Jesse Nor
rell, Dunn Center.
w. F. Coughlin Of Glendive, Mont.
special agent for the Northern Pa.
cific railway, and Chief of Police Cor
bett rounded up a number of alleged
car door thieves the latter part Of
last week, bringing three before City
Magistrate Sterland upon the charge
of petit larceny. Some of the others
settled for the doors they had pill
fered and were released.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Angliss were in
receipt of a letter from their son al
Camp Greene, N. c., on Thursday
Ernest has been transferred to the
South Dakota regiment. He states
that the first few nights the boys were
obliged to sleep out in the open, there
being a shortage of tents. He states
that the days are quite warn and the
nights damp with heavy fog.
The Royal Neighbors are giving a
social card party and dance at the
Odd Fellows hall this (Friday) even
ing. Each member may invite a part
ner and another couple. Mesdames
John West, Fred Dickinson and John
Foster will serve on the supper com
mittee and Mesdames O. r. Meyer, D.
A. Cutnaw and Will Chernausek as
[ the committee on decorations.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson was hostess at
luncheon last Friday to Mrs. Grant
Hager of Grafton and Mrs. v. G. Wick
of Cavalier, both prominent in state
federation work, the latter being state
president. Mrs. Hager is a girlhood
ed here in early days. Her father is
remembered here as the first profess
sor of the Dickinson high schoor.
The Tom Fisher family, with the
exception Of Miss Ethel, who will re-
main with her grandmother, Mrs
Mary Rau, and attend school, expect
to reside at their farm on Green river
for the winter, Mrs. Fisher and part
of the family having moved out last
Saturday. In the neal future Mr..
Fisher who will remain to look after
his ranch out north, will bring part OF
his cattle down to the farm to be un.
der the are of his sons Ralph and
Roy. Miss Ruth Fisher expects to
leave soon for Killdeer to take up a
position in the office Of the county
! auditor.