The Dickinson press., 1908-05-02

line of harness. 4.I8tt
A son was born to MI. and Mrs. S. L.
Carroll on April 28.
Leave orders for cut flowers and pot
ted plants at the Ideal. 4-I8-4t.
c. b. Hanson went to Wisconsin this
week on some land deals.
We have the only st. Paul ice cream
in town. Try it. The Ideal. 4-I8 Ct
Before buying harness call at H. R.
Folscrott's and get one at your own
price. 4-18tf
Senator L. A. Simpson and Rev. Fl.
Dignam lett Friday for a business trip
to Mott.
The foundation for A. P. Moir's new
house on Barnes street is completed and
the frame work is we'll started.
Mrs. A.. c. McGillivray and little
niece, Marion McGlashan returned this
week from California, where they spent
the winter. @
August w. Stoxen of, Taylor made
f%ve-year proof at the us land office
Friday. His witnesses we're Guy links
and August Paddock.
w. G. Russell, who has been spend
ing several weeks in the northeastern
part of the state, returned to Dickinson
the first Of the week. MI. Russell acted
as storekeeper at the round house last
year.
The revival services at St. Paul's
Methodist church the past week have
been we'll attended. Rev. r. H. Craig,
who has made many friends during his
stay in the city, will finish his work Sum
day evening. e"
w. D. Gillespie, of the firm Haxby &
Gillespie of Fargo, was in town Wednes-
day. His firm made the plans for the
$4,000 school building at Glen Ullin.
The contract was awarded to H. F.. AL
len of Fargo.
State Superintendent of Schools Stock
we'll will deliver an address at Richard
ton on the evening of. May 9TH, and on
the evening of May 9Th, will meet with
the directors and teachers of Hettinger1
county at Mott.
Work was commenced this week
preparatory to laying the track for the
new depot, but operations were suspend
ed until it is decided whether the track
shall be 20 OF 80 feet from the widest
part of the building.
Civil Engineer c. D. Ball and wife,
who have been located near the coast
tor the past two years, passed through
the city Saturday, en- route to their form
err homes in Boston and New York
where they will visit for a few months.
In the Billings county commissioner
proceedings of April 6, appeared an
item Of S1o2.61 allowed for expense in
the case of the state vs.. Krusee, which
is at variance with the report sent out in
January and published in the PRESS on
February to the effect that the cost in
this particular case were charged to c..
r. W~annemacher. The PRESS supposed
at the time that it had the straight of
the proceedings of the case, but subse.
quent developments indicate to the con
rary.
In Fargo on Friday morning, April "a,
took place the marriage of Irwin M.
Mccarthy to Miss Alice Cuskelly, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cuskelly of
Wis city. The marriage was solemnized
by Rev. Fir. Cory, pastor of the Catholic
church. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy left for Detroit!
Mimi, and expect to spend several
weeks with relatives in Minneapolis and
other Minnesota cities. Mr.. Mccarthy
has been employed as clerk in the First
National bank in this city for the past
year and a half. Mrs. Mccarthy has
been attending the Valley City normal
school since finishing her high school
studies. Both are very popular, bright,
young people and have scores of friends,
who wish them a happy and successful
married life. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy
expect to return the latter part of the
month to make their home in Dickinson.
The Company K inspection by Adjt.
Gen. Poole and Capt. Bolles took place
in the armory on Tuesday evening. The
officers OF the company were all present
and only nine men were absent at roll
call. The men we're put through the
line and squad formations and the manu-
al of arms, and a most satisfactory show
ing was made. In marching and manual
Company K was easily up to the stand
ard but in several cases the boys were a
little off on uniforms and equipments.
The company's membership has been in
creased and the boys have been obliged
to piece out. the equipment until more
can be had. Capt. Osborn will have
this condition remedied when the next
requisition for equipment is turned in.
In making an unofficial report Capt.
Bolles said, Dickinson has an excellent
company and can make a fine showing
with any of them" The inspection was
followed by an informal hop, with music
by the Dickinson Military orchestra and
about 50 couples enjoyed dancing until
1880 a. m.
The municipal improvement commit
tee, F. D. Hevener, chairman, reported
good progress in the way of. general
Identification of the city at. the regular
club meeting Wednesday night. 1t was