The Dickinson press., 1905-01-07
City schools open next Monday.

City schools open next Monday.
w. e. Ray went to Fargo on Friday.
Regular school board meeting next
Tuesday.
Barn, to MIR. and Mrs. Redmond
Murphy, January S, a daughter.
States Attorney Mcbride went t o
Bismarck on Friday to attend the in.
augur.l.
The weekly Food Sale will be held in
the Congregational church annex on
Saturday afternoon.
Russia and Japan at he opera house
next Monday night. Prices 25c, $50 and
reserved seats soc.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson and Miss Jessie
Messersmith came up from St. Paul as
far as Bismarck on Friday.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
be entertained by Mrs. J. c. F. Parker
in her new home on Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
]. Simons of the Northwestern Fur Co
wishes to say that he has lost by the fire
of Monday night and that he has 10
place Of business now but is looking for
a new buildidg. He says that his loss
is $1,000 with insurance of $3.50.
During the past week two parties
were arrested for the illegal killing of
deer. The PRESS was unable to learn
the disposition of both cases but under.
stood that Tony Schoenlein was fined
s25. No one has any right to kill deer
a, this season of the year.
Judge Van der Las occupies the west
room in the annex OF the court house.
This room was finished out of what was
formerly part Of the sheriff's residence.
Superintendent RAIDER has the cores.
ponding room on the east side. Attor-
ney Mcbride has the two rooms north,
with entrance on the east side.
!. E. Messersmith, who was appointed
by Judge Winchester some time ago to
look after the Poole matter in the un-
organized country north. recently had a
letter from Vernon Poole, brother OF the
nan who was shot, saying that his
brother was getting along very slowly.
Theodore Poole has returned to the
ranch and thus far no complaint has
been sworn out against him.
At the annual business meeting Of the
Congregational church this week o, E.
Vinnedge was elected secretary; D. S.
Ally treasurer, and the board Of trustees
now consists of seven members, as fol-
lows: H. l.. Dickinson, A. L. Voegeli,
M. l.. Ayers, H. {. Christensen, J. c. F..
Parker. W. p. Brannon and ID. S. Ally
Mrs. DR.. Barker is superintendent of the
Sunday school, Mrs. Wiley first assist
ant and Miss Crowl second. The music
committee is NJ S. Davis. Misses Crowl
and Henrietta Fox and DR.. Weston.
Ushcrs, Fred Christensen, Drane Wiley,
Arthur Parker and William Jefferies.
Deacon Tor two years. O. L. Vinnedgc.
Deaconess, Mrs. l.. x. Grantecr.
At the annual meeting of tn" Dakota
State bank on Tuesday evening the
old officers were reelected, namely: w.
l.. Richards. president; w. G. Whinn,
vice president; J. l.. Hughes, cashier.
c. {. Mead, r.. J. Greene. A. N. Jefferies
and the president and vice president
constitute the board OF directors the
S INC as for the preceding year. 1t was
voted to convert the bank into a nation
al. the name to be the Dakota National
bank of Dickinson, to be capitalized at
$4,000. Application will be made at
nee to the comptroller OF currency for
a charter. 1t will require Il month or
six weeks to make the change, and in
the meantime the business will be con.
tinu2d without interruption under the
OH name. The management of the
Dakota National will be the same as the
ID ikota State, with the addition of two
directors. 1t will be five years next
March since the Dakota State was
organized, and the change and increas-
ing of the capital is but in keeping with
the development Of the country. The
stockholders are we'll satisfied with the
| showing the bank has made, and con-
fdently expect to see the volume OF
business of the institution materially
increased during the coming few years.