The Dickinson press., 1909-04-10

The officers Of the Connolly baseball
team are Harry Willis, captain; H. r.
Young. manager and E. s.. Evenson.
treasurer.
Manning will have Sunday school
every Sunday. commencing this month.
w. P. Owens is the superintendent and
has considerable new supplies for re-
Opening the school.
About s.. 600 worth of stock has been
sold in the Farmers Elevator ca. OF
Flasher. At a meeting last week, M.
A. Gait was elected president, H. G:
jacobson. secretary and j. Ballinger.
treasurer of the temporary organization.
A. c. Duaean. the actor who aeeced
Mandan citizens and business men. out
Of about. $500 and left for parts un-
known recently. was captured at Butte,
Mont. last week and will be. taken to
Mandan by requisition papers.
Thomas Ketch, Harvev Sossman and
Stephen Meyers, three Glen Ullin farm
ers, narrowly escaped drowning in the
Heart river last week when their horses
bolted and left the team in the river
with huge ice cakes floating by them.
They finally reached shore.
Congressman Gronna has, informed
LII. B. Gregory that he has been recon-
mended for the position of. postmaster
at Brenizer. in Billings county. The
postofice will be moved two miles west
of its present location: =
A party of surveyors has been sent out
into the Cannon Ball county and the
section of the Standing Rock reservation
that is soon to be opened for settlement.
They are to make a survey of the lands
and examine them for coal deposits.
They left Bismarck this week and will
be out until about July IL. AZ. 4;
The annual Billings county Teachers
institute was held at Sentinel Butte
four days last week. There was an
attendance of seventy-five teachers.
The institute was very successfully
carried out under the direction of Prof.
A. P. Hollis of Valley City normal.
The social features were especially
enjoyable and included something every
evening. Sentinel Butte citizens made
royal hosts. 49,.
A new and better train service went
into effect on the Milwaukee Sunday.
l. The editors of the Lennon land dis
trict organized at Hettineer March 30.
About is were present. There was q
banquet at loon and in the afternoon
G. L. Hurd of Hettineer wat elected
president : M. A. Fuller of Reeder. list
vice president: N. N. Hermann of
Haynes, End vice president: George.
ID. Skinner of Scranton. 3rd vice
president ; C. A. Mccain of Bowman.
4th vice president; w. H. Workman of
Bowman. D. c: Devany of Hettinger
and R. A. Lucas of Reeder,,4 executive
committee. The association will be
known as the Interstate Press a~ I, o
ton. Ia s-E.
A Commercial club has been organized.
at Manning. to be known as the Man.
ming Commercial club. C. H. Ginder
was elected president; Joe Brew, vice
president /; Robert D. Lyle. secretary
and E. X. jenkins, treasurer. T. Leroy
Evans, o. J. Jolley and Mr.. 4ytle were
appointed a committee on constitutions
and bylaws and MIR. Jolley was made
the club attorney. The necessity of a
bridge across Knife river at Manning
was discussed and a petition to the
commissioners drawn up. The charter
members are: c. H. Ginder. Joe. Brew.
Robert D. Lyle, J. A. Palmer. John
Bang, R. w. Easton, Chas. w. Affeldt,
H. N. Owens. O. ]. Jolley. w. p.
Owens, T. Leroy Evans. Dan Brew, G.
Scott. Geo. l. Grayson. Martin Olson,
Martin Brown. John Shew, W. P.
Brooks, E. X. Jenkins. Standing COM
mittees were appointed for a period of
three months as follows, the first named
of each being the chairman: Executive
committee, w. P. Brooks. John Bang,
r. D. Lyle. Finance committee, Joe
Brew, w. P. Owens, R.. W. Easton.
Printing committee. E. X. Jenkins,
John Shew, T. Leroy Evans. Entertain
ment committee, Robert D. Lyle, E. X.
Jenkins, J. A. Palmer. Advertising
committee. H. N. Owens, Martin Olson,
Chas. w. Affeldt.
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