The Dickinson press., 1910-09-24

u0AIuI'Ig no Lime PnOS Pndto
A Dunn county Iowa picnic was to
have been held today at the Watkins
grove near Manning. An. organization
was to be effected.
Mrs. F. P. Mead was down from Bel
field on Monday and stated that they
expected to leave for the east coast of
Florida in a very short time.
Thomas HALEY wal arrested and
brought before Judge H. X. Nichols last
Saturday. The man had become intoxi-
Gated and was creating a disturbance
about the city. He was fined $50 and
costs.
The dedication of the fine new armory
of Co. l at Wahpeton, N. D., was held
Friday evening, the %. Invitations
we're extended to officers of Co. X.
This is the fifth armory erected in North
Dakota.
Miss Lizzie Rapp vent down to Aber-
deem. S. D., last week and accompanied
her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Rapp, to the
city. Mrs. Rapp had been quite ill dur
ing her visit at Aberdeen but is much
improved.
Miss Mabel Currie left this week for
her home at Haley. She had charge of
the bookkeeping department at the Dick
inson Mercantile store during the vaca-
tion of Miss Pearl Nichols for the past
two months.
The Dickinson Heating & Plumbing
Co. have finished the installation of a
steam heating plant in the new Nelson
block at Belfeld and have been working
on a heating plant in a bank building
there this week.
Word came TO the city the first of the
week that Fannie, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. y. johnson of Glen
dive. was very ill with infantile paraly-
sis. Other cases of this disease are
reported from Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne Of Glad
stone, Messrs. Anderson and Rowe of
Wisconsin, were guests at the j. w.
Harnden home in this city the first of
the week. Mr.. Anderson is the GENTLE
man who bought the Harnden farm at
Antelope last year.
Geo. W. McC]ellan's cement crew has
put in a substantial crossing between
the City Bakery and the First National
bank corners. His crew has also finished
the cement walk north from the Deiters
corner past the new telephone exchange
building and also the street crossing
l eadine north to the Capt. Saunder
corner.
The case of the state vs. Philip
Nauman came up before Judge H. K.
Nichols for hearing last Saturday. Mr..
Nauman, who lives south of Gladstone,
was arrested on a charge of assault with
q dangerous weapon on n Joseph
Schival, but on motion of the state, the
case was dismissed because the evidence
failed to substantiate the charges made
against ScbivaE 1t seems that in some
way. by accident as evidenced. the horse
Nauman was riding came in contact
with Schival so as to break his leg just
above the ankle. A brother of the in
jured nan made the complaint.
H. l.. Dickinson and son, Guy Dlckin-
son. returned the first of the week from
their automobile tour covering / 300
miles and including four weeks. From
here they went south to the Black Hills
country, visiting Dea dwood, Leeds and
other towns. Then they spent several
days at the famous Charles Finch fish
ing resort at Beulah, Wyoming, going
from there to Minneapolis, where they
saw the Minnesota State fair and visited
about a week. They made the trip home
from the cities in a little over four days,
stopping several hours each day at diff
ferent places along the line. One. of the
best things about the trip was that moi
as much as one little accident happened
and the weather wat ideal for such I'm
outing. Both enjoyed it very much and
came back quite refreshed and with
additional ~avoirdupois 10 their credit.
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