The Dickinson press., 1907-05-25

visitor in the city this week
Mys..G E.aSLemmon was In from The;
ranch tor = lev days visit this week.
Green onions from the experiment
farm were j deiicacyin the marker: this
week.
c. o. Benson and i. Hoovei. lately.
Of Lily, S. d. have hoinesteaded south
near the state line.
W. B. Gardner of 81. Paul. the orig
inal "Billy Prunes,.' the cartoonjst. Wis.
tied in the city this week.
Miss Bessie Wilson, Who had been.
spending several weeks with relatives in
Wisconsin, returned here the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. Sarah :Randof Fayette was
operated upon. the first Of the week at
the Dickinson hospital and Is reported
as getting on very favorably.
w: 3. Morris. register Of deeds in
Hettinger, is stopping in Dickinson for
a lew weeks while he transcribes the
records from the Stark county Office.
Auditor Robt. Berry Of Hettinger
county has been in the city this week
and has been busy at the court house
transcribing records for the new county.
The name of John Riessbeck, Jr., APP
peared OF the musical recital program
which was given at the agricultural
college at Fargo Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Paddock are now
nicely settled in their own home on.
Clough street and Nj. Paddock is al
ready improved a little in health since
his return to the city.
Fred Eyer and. Fred Hempftling were
in Wednesday from Knife river, heavily
loaded with wheat, which was sold at
the local elevators at 8sc. per bushel.
They went back with supplies.
CT. Johnson Of White Rock, S. D.,
who has been spending several months
in the state Of Washington, arrived in
the city this week and has gone to his
claim in Adams county, near Bentley.
Mrs. Rena Duehorn, aged 50 years,
who made her home with her grandson,
MI. Duehorn, on a homestead south of
Lehigh. died Saturday, NAV IS. The
funeral and burial took place Monday.
Two men from the country south lost
their bearings Monday evenings the
the home Of Charles Thompson, where
they were not invited, but later were
arrested by Chief of Police Corbett. In
court the next day they, were allowed to
settle for their mistake BY paying fines
and costs amounting to ga.
On Wednesday the Brown Dairy in
augurated the cash, bottle system used
by the Minneapolis Milk Co. and others.
Each patron pays for bottles left at his
residence, receiving for cash a ticket
good for ten cents when the bottle is
returned. This safeguards the dairy
company against bottles broken or mis-
laid.
Monday night, James Smithers, Rosie
Mapes and Morrill, Adams, from the
South side, were arrested by Chief of
Police Corbett. The first two had been
living as husband and wife for some
time and the latter were mixed up in. a
disturbance at the house the night of
the arrests. In court, held before Judge
John van der Las Tuesday, Smithers
was fined $Ioo-to be worked out on
the street; Rosie Mapes was fined $50
and given 10 DAYS to dispose Of some
property and leave the city; Adams,
who just recently finished a term in the
penitentiary, was fined $50. with orders
to Immediately leave the city.
The Bijos Co. has inaugurated at the
opera house a high.class entertainment
Of a vaudeville character, which they
are endeavoring to make a fixture in
this city. The show consists of moving
pictures and illustrated songs. which,
owing to the numerous theatres which
the Bijou Theatre Co. controls through
out this portion of the country, are re-
received direct from the manufacturers