The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
NEWS

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w. J. Motley returned Saturday
from the cities, where he was gone
for several days on business.
See u line of tailored and pattern
hats at $500 to $1,000. Mrs. Bowen's
Millinery. It
Roy Crandall is substituting az
yardmaster in the place of G. T..
Dalton, during the latter's illness.
Mrs. Oliver Oleson left on Monday
to join her husband, who is employed
at Wibaux, Mont, for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ehli were in
Billings the past week to visit. their
son, Carl, who is in the service of
the Northern Pacific at that point.
Joseph Chaser was visiting relatives
in Dickinson during the past week.
On his way to his home in Canada
Mr.. Chaser expected to stop off at
Mandan to see friends. ~
The Charity Sewing Club met last
Wednesday with Mrs. M. l.. Auner.
This week Mrs. Pat Walsh was host
ess and next week the ladies will be
guests Of Mrs. Frank Lish. -
H. A.. Burgeson, states attorney,
Thursday for La Crosse, Wis.,, on
matters connected with a county Grim
inal case. They expected to be gone
for several days.
Valentine Muth is recovering at the
local hospital from an appendicitis
operation which he underwent on
Monday. Mr.. Muth had just come
from Lennon, S. D., for a visit with
his parents. 49,
O. T. Peterson, a land mar of Het-
finger, was spending some time in
the city this week on matters pertain
: ing to his business. Mr.. Peterson
was formerly secretary of the Yellow
Trail Association.
: Llewellyn Roquette has been con-
t fined to his home for some time past
owing to an attack of kidney trouble.
! He is getting along nicely, however,
and after a short rest will be able to
again resume his duties in the store.
=. Louis RAIDER, who for the past two
years has been in Arizona for his
health, returned the first of the week
not much improved. He is an old
5 time resident of this county and will
!, again make his home here.
The following marriage licenses
( were issued from Judge Fred Maser's
office during the past week: Christ
Twingley and Miss Astrid Knudson of
Taylor on March 18th; John Weber
and Miss Katie Weber of Lefor on
March 10Th.
Cashier B. O.. Thorkelson came
down from his home at South Heart
via bob sled last Saturday to get his
wife and children and his wife's sister,
Miss Marjory Crowell, who were here
shopping, and could not return via
rail that evening on account of the be-
lated trains.
:: Harvey C2ndee, who for the past
several months has been taking up a
mechanics course in the state agri-
cultural college, is expected home to-
day (F,riday). It will take Harvey
three terms to complete the course,
this being the conclusion of the first
term.
Mrs. H. Singer, who recently under
went a serious operation at Rochester,
MIMI, and having spent the past
several weeks r~ecueprating, with rela-
tives in Minneapolis, is expected to re-
turn on Sunday, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Fannie, who has been
in Minneapolis for several months.
Mrs. Homer Davis arrived on Sum-
day from Fargo to spend a week
visiting at the home of her hus-
bands parents, DR.. and Mrs. H. A.
Davis. She was accompanied as far
as Mandan by her husband who took
the north branch for Killdeer to get
things in readiness for spring work
at the Robert Wilcox place. They left
the state agricultural college a little
earlier than intended on account Of
the impending strike.
While reading in a recent issue
of the Press of the visit of a party
of Dickinson people to Mount Lowe
in southern California, it brought to
the mind of Mrs. w. S. Russell Of this
city her visit there in 1909, while a
guest of her sister, Mrs. William Behr
in Los Angeles. Mrs. Russell made
the ascent Of the mountain the first
day that the Mount Low Daily
News was published and is the pos
SCISSOR of a copy of the first issue
printed.
Alonzo B. johnson, Philip Wagner
and Frank Kruger were Dickinson
visitors from south of South Heart
the latter part of last week in the
interests Of their school district. A
division of the South Heart and
Fischer districts was recently made,
taking a portion of each and form
ing a new district known as the
Scenic district. A new school building
is to be erected in this district next
fall, and efforts will be made to
make this a consolidated school, there
by providing better school facilities
for the children Of that community.
Supt. C. E. Ward left on Wednes-
day for Bismarck to be in attendance
at a meeting of county superintend-
ents of the Slope country. Miss Lois.
Wall came in from Manning on Tues
day to take the train from here.
Others who passed through Dickinson
for this meeting were: Miss Rose
Wagner of Hettinger, Miss Mabel
Rapp of Medora, and Mrs. Jessie