The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24
LOCAL NEWS

w. T.. Hendren came dow from Bel
field on Wednesday.
Zosima Vleisof of Beach was q bust
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Williams Of
Taylor visited with friends in the city the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Badinger Of this
city observed their silver wedding ami
versary Wednesday.
Postmaster w. c. Nick enzie Of New
England was in town Thursday to meet
some commercial travellers.
After paying a visit to her sister in
Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Short
went to Dubuque to spend a week with
her mother.
L. D. Coddon, one of the owners Of the
St. Paul store, arrived in the city on
Tuesday to look after the big closing out
sale which starts next week.
Mrs. Payne has finished work in
Roquette Bros store and left Wednes-
day for Minneapolis, where she has
accepted a similar position.
Miss Ellen Gallagher of Fargo hrs
been appointed to take charge Of the
toll work of the North Dakota Independ-
emf Telephone Co. at the local exchange:
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Metho
dist church served a New England sup
per Thursday evening to !, large crowd,
realizing about SIS from the sale of
tickets. s5 @f
Leonard B. Schouboe and Miss Hazel
o. Lilies, both of Williams, Billings
county, N. D., we're married at the
Congregational parsonage. Wednesday
morning at ro:3o O'Clock, Rev w. J..
Brown performing the ceremony ,5rs'
C.B. Hanson moved HIS general store
from Clough street to- what was formerly
Reed Bros store on Sims street. The
moving was accomplished Saturday and
Sunday so that they were open for bust
ness at the new stand Monday morning.
Reed Bros. received this, week two
large new show tables. for displaying
goods in their. new. store ON Barnes
street. They have been installing the
city heat in the. building this week and
the. street has been considerably torn up,
I he york on the 81 CHARTS addition.
III ii progressing rapidly and tic eievstsohs
is: all up: The front of tie blbck is three
stories in, height and with,its. ornamental
carvings and fancy brick trimmings, it
certainly addsa great deai'tnthe' apDear-
:ance offVillhId street,
t Frank Roth was asrcstedrby Chief OF
Police Conbett this.veek fos beating his
wife. In police magistrate court, before
Judge Van der Las, Roth was given
some good advice and fined So: ia1fail-
ure of payment Of which, Ae was sstt to
Jail to serve Iodays.
The Dickinson Cum club, erected at
the shooting range the past week a
small, one room, shelter for the use Of
the nembers during he winter: II is
about rox16 and will be heated with a
stove, making a warns place. to wait be-
tween turns At shooting. i
Hon. M N. Johnson, candidate. forsU.
S. senator, was greeting Dickinsoa
friends on Friday. MI. Johnson issvery
strong with the people in Morton county,
carried by him at the primaries, and he
also has a good number of supporters in
Stark and Dunn counties. Mi. johnson
looks upon the matter Of taking the
senatorial question into the courts al
favorable to Gov. John Burke.
A hearing in the case Of the state vs.
Scott Gore of Mikkelson, charged with
rape, was held in justice court before
P. Folsom Thursday afternoon, It ap
peared that Anna Hajny, the complain
ing witness, was responsible for a mis-
take in the complaint which set the dat
, of the alleged offense as June I2th5 in
stead of June 5th and for this reason th
action was dismissed. A new complain
was made out and Gore was agai
arrested on the same charge. The dat
set for theltrial is March Goth, 1909, an
the chances are that thescase will 6
directly to the district court.
At st. Patrick's church last Sunda
Z morning Rev. Father Dignam read
letter from Bishop ShanleyMufgip