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H. w. Rock, a homesteader in east.
ern Hettinger, is helping out at the
depot for a few weeks.
The Bachelors and Benedicts hold a
club dance at the opera house Friday
evening. February l.
Mrs. w. c. Crawford returned Mon.
day from a few days visit in G%lendive,
Mont, where she was the guest Of Mrs.
E. J. Berry.
en-. Heath, Jesse Sraug. George and
Thomas Cass, who were in the city the
first of the week, left Tuesday for their
respective homes in the Black Butte
country.
Mrs. J. Leonberger left Tuesday night
for st. Paul, being called there by the
serious illness of her son., Fred Leon
berger, who is suffering with blood
poisoning.
George Warnke, who has a claim "a
miles from Bel6eld and has been team.
ing for the new settlers, is taking a
little vacation in the city during the
dull season.
MI. and Mrs. D. S. Alley, formerly
of Dickinson, are now located in High
River, Alberta. They'did not locate in
Leduc as at first planned. They report
that the weather in High River is the
coolest for the past fifteen years.
c. E. Gordon is doing contracting in
connection with the firm OF Walton &
Davis. Mr.. Gordon is a frst-class
workman, who has been with the firm
the past season. He is from Franklin,
Pa, and will probably arrange to bring
his family here the coming spring.
l. Mrs. Ed. B. Ware of Glen Ullln,
widow of the late Ed. B. Ware, who was
killed in a railroad accident near Glad
stone last fall, was in this city Monday
and received from the Knights of the
Maccabees by the hand of 0. E.
Vinnedge $1,000 in full settlement of in
surance carried by Mr.. Ware in that
order. While in the city Mrs. Ware
was the guest of Mrs. S. L. Carroll.
Herald and News, Randolph. VT:
George E. Ryder, who has been in
P%ittsburg, Penn, lately, is now foreman
of the Dickinson PRESS in Dickinson.
N. D., the duties Of which position be
assumed Monday. With MI. Ryder for
foreman, John M. Connolly for reporter
and Miss Lucinda Dupuis on the com.
posing force, the Dickinson PRESS has a
good equipment of Randolph talent and
energy.
A little snow fell again Monday night.
Willis Martin, who came from South
Dakota with his wife in November, is
doing we'll with his restaurant in Glad.
stone. Jake Rothschiller added IS fee,
on the west Of his hotel, fitting the frs,
floor for an eating room. 1t is a well
kept place and under the presen,
management a very creditable restau'
rant, much to the satisfaction of Land,
lord Rothschiller who has his billiard
hall adjoining on the east.
Jerry DAILY, whose home is in Mont
gemery, Mo-, and who has been EN-
ployed at the round-house blacksmith
shop for some time, created a disturb
ance at the section house Monday
January21 FL, and was arrested by Chief o
Police Corbett that evening. He wal
given a hearing before Judge van der
Las and the insanity board Friday ane
adjudged insane. Nj. DAILY is about 3,
years old and appears to be a yer,
bright young man, perfectly rational o,
most subjects, but labors under th,
hallucination that the responsibility o
the government rests upon his shoulders
He was taken Monday night by Sheriff
T. N. Hartung and Supt. L. RAIDER t.
jamestown and placed in the hospita
for the insane.
In the railroad yard Tuesday after
noon an alteration between two switch
men, Thomas McHales and Aubre,
Dehlinger, a scrap took place that re
suited quite seriously for the former
McHales, better known in the yard
as the "big switchman," had been YER
quarrelsome in and about the yards 70
several days and on Monday night at
tempted to hit Patrick Daily ove tn
head with a lantern. DAILY escaped un
injured and Chief of Police Corbet
would have arrested McHales tina
evening but non Of the railroad me,
cared to make a complaint and tn
matter was dropped for the time beinl
Tuesday McHales was more arrogan
than wei and threatened TO "do things
to several men in the yards and PAL
especial attention to Dehlinger, unit
the latter, to protect himself from bodil
injury, seized an iron poker and deal
McHales three heavy blows on the heac
McHales. in a ~semi-conscious condition
was taken to the Dickinson hospita
where the wound was dressed. His cor