The Dickinson press., 1908-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. w. D. Mckenzie is still a very
sick woman.
Miss lean Aud is expected from
Seattle next Tuesday.
Philip Morgenthalcr Of Gladstone is
visiting friends in Dickinson.
c. H. Wells left the first of the week
for a visit in the Twin Cities.
c. NJ. Dinsdale was confined to the
house the first of the week with illness.
Frank Wanner and Peter Brown left
Friday for Hankinson, N. d., for a short
business stay.
Mrs. Corbett, sister-in-law Of Chief Of
Police Corbett, formerly Of Vancouver
is in the city for the winter.
Miss Martha Johnson returned the frs
of the week from Fargo, where she Wis
tied friends for a few days.
Miss Cora Colwell has recovered from
the measles and will resume her dutie:
as teacher in the high school Monday.
H. c. Morrell came in from the Owens
ranch in the country north the first of the
week and loaded out with freight Thurs
day.
DR.. v. H. Stickney was in Bismarck
Tuesday and in the evening presented
one OF the principal papers on the sub:
ject, Tuberculosis" at the meeting OF
The Sixth District Medical association.
Ed. Oelkers came in from Bowman
Thursday with John Turner OF Goodrich,
N. D., whom he located on a homestead
near Bowman. Nh. Oelkers has a few
days business in the city and expects to
90 out to Bowman Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Davis left Los
Angeles a short time ago for San Fran
cisco, where they were to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Gruschus and other former
people from this locality. Mr.. and Mrs
Davis are expected home the last of the
month.
College students are much interested
in Ralph Stuart's coming engagement.
owing to the fact that this new play
"Strongheart," which is a vivid picture Of
college life, has received the enthusiastic
endorsement of Harvard, Yale and. Col
umbia. At the opera house Wednesday
evening, January 20.
The Epworth League of the M. E
church met with Mr.. and Mrs. E. J
Scharf for the regular monthly business
meeting on Monday evening. Mrs. c
W. Blakely, Miss Hazel Wilson and Car
Anderson were added to the membership
roll. A social hour followed the regular
work and refreshments of ice cream anc
cake were served by Mrs. Scharf.
A communication from the municipal
improvement committee of the CONNER
cial club, addressed to the mayor and cit!
council, calls attention to the fact that
great many people have been throwing
ashes in the streets. As it makes thu
streets very unsightly, and extremely dis
agreeable on windy days, the committed
request that an ordinance regulating thi
matter be strictly enforced. The point i
we'll taken and it would be a good idea II
let some other fellow be the offender.
Andrew Schoenline, who recently fin
ished serving a very small Jail sentence
on a serious charge, is again in the tolls
having been re-arrested on the charge o
petit larceny. AS Schoenline was abou
to leave the Jail Sheriff Hartung searched
his grip and found several articles o
clothing that were lot the property of tn
above named party. Among the article
were a fur cap and pair of overalls, which
had been the property of John Smith
who died in the Jail about three week
ago, and a good pair of overshoes be
longing to another prisoner. Schoenlin'
was given a preliminary hearing befor
Justice A. P. Folsom Friday afternoon.