The Dickinson press., 1909-06-19
~. McGraw was up from Taylor last

P.J. McGraw was up from Taylor last
Saturday.
Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge returned Sum
day from her eastern trip.
Harold Lillibridge went out to the
Robert Wilcox ranch this week to spend
a portion of his vacation.
S. L. Carroll is having a fine cement
floor put in his livery barn by the Dick
inson Cement works.
John w. Stein was in from Oakdale
he past week to see Mrs. Stein and little
son.
Harry Tilton, the Dupee & Meadows
wool buyer went 10 Ri%chardton on
Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Harkins went out to the
Harkins ranch last week to spend the
summer vacation.
Rev. Vincent Cines. a priest from
Bohemia, is visiting FIR. Kasa] at New
Hradec. He may be assigned to a
parish at Beach.
j. Harry Schriver, the insurance man,
during a recent visit to Manning, acted
as umpire al a ball game between Con-
molly and Manning.
Miss l. Scott, for several months one
of the nurses at the Stein hospital; left
n onday for Seattle for a visit with her
mother and other relatives.
Among the recent interpretations is
the Farmers Grain & Lumber Co. of
Mott. capital stock of $50. 600. with F.
o. Brewster. of Harvey and F. A. Irish
and E. ]. Weiser, Fargo. incorporators.
Two posters advertising the ball games
of Sunday and Monday are OF exhibi-
ton in freeman window. They are the
work of Thomas Matbeson and are
attracting much attention.
Judge Crawford returned from court
at Bismarck Saturday evening. He hear
one case, that against Jimmie Meyers
for blind pieging. The other two cases
he was to have heard went over as this
case took until Saturday afternoon.
Joe Basker of Dunn county was adj,
judged insane last week. Sheriff John
Bang brought Basker to Dickinson on
Monday en- route to the asylum at
jamestown and while in the city The
unfortunate man became quite violent.
The Fargo Forum had long story the
past week about Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Stark, early settlers in Bowman county.
According to the Forum, the old timers
are going to Seattle soon to spend some
of their wealth made while raising
horses and cattle.
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist, Of
Fargo will visit Dickinson June Is and
26. Taylor Monday 18th and Richardton
Tuesday the 10Th. All persons having
defective eyesight or who need their
glasses changed or renewed should call
and see him. 6-19-2t
. Dr.. and Mrs. v. H. Stickney returned
Sunday from their trip to Atlantic City,
N. j.. where the doctor attended the
national medical convention. Later on
Dr.. and Mrs. Stickney and Dorothy and
Marjorie will 60 to Vermont for a visit
with the doctors brother, Ex-Governor
w. W. Stickney of Ludlow and Mrs.
Stickney's sister in Springfield.
The big boilers for Hughes & Deiters
arrived by express freight on Monday
from the manufacturers at Galesbury,
Ill. The boilers weigh. is tons apiece,
a flat car being required for each, and
cost the company So, $50 laid down.
IT will be "a week or two before the
boilers are placed in the new electric
light plant.
E..Beach Chronicle: James A. Haigh
and J.. W. Brinton were at Dickinson
on Wednesday consulting their attor-
ney in regard to their case against Gee.
De. Perley Ind H. P. Arp which was
recently decided in the latter's favor in
United States court. The case will be
carried by the plaintiffs to the United
States court of appeal" This a the
Beach land case in which Hebron &
Baird are attorneys. The defendants
were sued for the commissions for sell
ing some land of theirs in that part of
the country.
Sunday morning the Sunday school Of
the Congregational church observed
Ch%ildren's day with appropriate exer-
cises. The program included recitations
and songs by the children. The church
was decorated with plants and flowers
and the program was successfully carried
out. Those who graduated from the
primary and received diplomas
were: Daisy Mitchell, Florence Palmer,
Leslie Hagerman. Leslie Pelton, Ruby
Butler, Jimmie Watson, Ethel Rumble,
katherine Flanagan, Rena Henderson
and Herbert Nichols.