The Dickinson press., 1909-01-16

The young child Of MI. and MI1. w.
r. Everett was takelsic the first Of the
week with pneumonia.
Two Of Fred Disterhaft's children
have mild cases Of scarlet fever and
the house is quarantined
Harold. the young son of G A.
Bloom. was confined to the house the
past week with chicken pox.
Hoy S. Russell, Of the Russell Com
mission Co., went to Miles City the first
Of the week on a business trip.
Miss Alice Merry Of St. Paul. MINI,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening for
a visit with her sister. Mrs. w. F..
Burnett. Ssl !
Master John Berzel, brother Of the
popular proprietor of the City Bakery.
left last week for St. Cloud. Minn..i to
attend school. /.
Mrs. X. A.. Knndson and three chill
dren. who had been spending q few
weeks in town visiting Ben Rau and
Mrs. Anna Rau, returned to their home
in Beach.
Supt. Lloyd RAIDER is making the ar
ranaements with the state agricultural
college for a corn contest to be held
among the school children of Stark
county next spring.
During the week coupons have been
given to patrons of the Unique theater
and this Saturday. evening a APIECE
dinner. set, which has been on exhibit
ton in the window. will be awarded the
one holding the lucky number.
On January 1, the we'll known law
firm of Crawford & Burnett dissolved
partnership. The senior member of
the firm. W. C. Crawford, is now, judge
of the 10th district. Mr.. Burnett will
continue in the Offices which the firm
occupied in the Dakota National bank
building, with Mrs. Robert Neil as his
stenographer. A..
At the Methodist church on Sunday
evening, a program of special music was
highly enjoyed, including a selection by
the church choir of eight voices and a
quartet, made up of Lee Hebron, Rev.
F. L. Watkins, Charles Gray and Donald
Mars. This quartet also sang at some
of the evangelistic services of the past
week. 1t is planned to have music by
the quartet frequently.
W. W. Phipps, who has been making
his home in Abilene, Kan, since leav-
ing Dickinson, writes that the weather
has been ideal in his locality this
winter. Ice formed for the first time on
January 5th when the thermometer regis
tered S below zero. the coolest day since
1905. The roads are in splendid con-
dition and automobiles are in use the
same as in the summer.
Elmer E. Hagan writes that his
family is now located in Twin Falls.
Idaho, having recently moved from Bed
ford, Iowa. He also states that John
Flynn took his car of goods through and
is with them at their new home. Mr..
Hagan states that he thinks his new 10
cality is a fine place for a person to
invest money and he would be willing
to give his friends any information
they desire regarding that part of the
country.
An injunction was secured from Judge
W. C. Crawford of the Tenth district on
Monday, preventing the public sale Of
property belonging to Jacob Friedt, ST.
which had been attached by the German
Mercantile Co. to satisfy a judgment
which the latter had secured for the pay
ment of a bill of goods. The property
was to have been sold by the sheriff in
front of the court house Wednesday.
On Tuesday the Injunction was vacated
and the case settled by Friedt. who paid
the German Mercantile Co. the amount
of the judgment which did away with
the necessity of selling the attached
property. .Heffron & Baird were the at
torneys for the German Mercantile Co.
and M. l. Mcbride for Mr.. Ftiedt.