The Dickinson press., 1909-07-10

Miss Mabel Hayes of Midway 10
visiting at the Hugh Roberts home.
George Clump of New England visited
in Dickinson over Sunday.
Llewellyn Roquette is assisting in
the store of Roquette Bros.
The North Coast Limited, No. 1, was
wrecked just outside Minneapolis Tues
day but no one was injured.
Mrs. r. M. Blackburn drove in from
the ranch the first of the week. Mr..
Blackburn was in the week before.
John Van Bergen came in the first
of the week from the east and went
to his home south of New England.
Leo Mullaney and his younger brother
came in from the ranch this week.
where they had been spending a couple
of weeks.
Wednesday evening was the regular
meeting night of the Commercial Club
but no business was transacted owing
to the lack of a quorum.
Miss Dora Poland. q nurse at q Chi
caso hospital. arrived Wednesday even
ing for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Alice Poland. and uncle, George Senour.
Mrs. Harry Beidler went to Minne-
apolis Tuesday night to visit relatives
for a while, expecting to be Joined
there by her husband on his return from
a Battle Creek Sa~nitarium.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Harleman went
to Sentinel Butte Sunday. Mr.. Harle-
man returned Monday night but Mrs.
Harleman remained for a visit of sew
eral days with Mrs. Viola Homer.
Mrs. Anna Lenneville is enjoying her
visit with her son. Joe Lenneville, at
Forest Grove, Oregon, and may remain
all summer and possibly for the coming
winter. John Lenneville is also living
in Oregon.
The directors of the Masonic Building
Association have called a meeting of
the stockholders. to be held in Masonic
hall Saturday evening of this week. At
that time the plans for the Masonic
temple will be on display.
J. P. Moord and Elmer Olson drove
in Wednesday from Rainy Butte. Mr..
Moord settled out south in 1906 and this
year has 100 acres of grain. He is feel
ing good about the Milwaukee building
into New England.
The Russell Commission Co. has
recently installed an equipment for
making ladel butter and this will BIZ
n of their specialities. C. A. Bradley,
who is with the company, has had a
large amount of experience in this line
and will have charge of the work.
Through some oversight the water
system in the N. P, depot got to leaking
Saturday night and in the morning the
basement was covered with about six
inches of water, which made a lot of
extra work for Louis Beree. foreman of
the local railroad carpenter gang.
Justice of the Peace A. P. Folsom
made lis report to the couny commits
sioners Wednesday. There were only
two criminal cases in his court during
June and both were of a minor nature.
The past month or two have been re-
markable for the lack of crime in the
city and county. In City Judge van der
Las cou it has been equally quiet.
Among the new state interpretations
are the Mandan Transfer Co., capital
stock SIS, 600. incorporators. G. L.
Heegard. G. A. Renden and VIM. For
tune, all of Mandan; the First State
Bank of Mott. capital stock $40. 600,
incorporators. c. r. Green, Mott, D. H.
Beceher, Grand Forks, Geo. E. Towle,
Minneapolis; Sanger State Bank, CAPT.
tai $40, 900, incorporators. H. R Lyon,
Minneapolis. c.. L. Zimmerman and ].
P. Hess, both of Mandan.