The Dickinson press., 1910-04-23

A sewerage SYSTEM for the .clty %!
Mandan.is..now assured. -
z A new addition ID. Rhame has been
plated, known as...the Wheelock adj
dition.
Seventy-seven immigrant cars have
been unloaded-- at..Scranton-- from March
10 10 April..10:
The Travelling Mems dance and
banquet al Hettin9er on Che Sth os April
was a swell affair. -
Mr.. Bert Higgins, a farmer of Adams
county. was. married to Miss Mabel
Snyder of..Spence. Iowa, IN April S.
Ferdinand Weipert Of Reeder dropped
dead from heart failure OIL the 18th.
His remains were taken to Lansing, Ia.
Glen Ullin is to have a new news
paper-The Glen Ullin Leader under
the Management of H. F. Gilman, for
merly of the Mandan Pioneer and lately
of the Glen Ullin News.
Miss Ida Schaefer has been made
librarian of the Fargo Public library,
taking..the place of the late Frank j.
Thompson.
Mr.. Harry Danforth and Miss Olive
Hugaett of Reeder were united in mar
rage on April 10 by Rev. Remission of
Hettinger.
Mr.. Chas. P. Reed and Miss Hazel
Dempsey of Sentinel Butte were married
recently and are at home on the groom's
fine homestead in that vicinity.
:. Alphonso Meisel. an 11-year-old
boy who shot his sister on April /. and
who lives near Center, N. D., was
recently declared insane and sent to
the hospital at jamestown.
The Fairbanks expedition to Mount
Mckinley, the tallest peak in North
America. reached the summit April 3,
and, no traces of. DR.. Cooks alleged
ascent were found.
Among the republican candidates
mentioned for representative from Dunn
county are c. C. Laubaugh of Halliday,
Erland Paulson of Kniferiver, W. r.
Owens and M. S. Cuskelly.
Mandan's new electric light and power
plant has been in operation since April
s and has been doing satisfactory work.
The building IS 9Ox64 feet and. has
two 50 h. p. boilers; one $50 b. p. en-
CINE in operation and another on the
way. 1t is owned and controlled by
Mandan people and cost oyer 500, 900.
According to report eight new Com
mercial Clubs have been organized in
North Dakota within the last six months.
They are at Beach, Taylor. Grace City,
MICHIGAN, Aneta. Medina. Cavalie,
and Ross: To the numerous Commercial
Clubs in North Dakota has been at.
tributed some of the. rapid develop.
ments of the state.
Sentinel Butte Republican: W. D.
Forsyth has sold his ranch land and
improvements adjoining town. and
lis --sheep to H. S.. Halvorson of McHenry,
N. D.. the deal embracing the sum oil
$44, 900. Mr.. Forsyth still has his
horses and cattle. file is as yet un.
decided as to what he will do but ex.
poets to remain in North Dakota al
least he says the state is good enough
for him.
Adams County Record: Geo. Thomp.
son and VIM. Owens who plead guilty
to having stolen goods from a box cal
at Bucyrus were sentenced by Judge
Crawford to three years in the state
penitentiary and were taken to Bis.
marck by Sheriff Krause and E. A.
Ford. Both of them are not yet of age
and their parents. who live in Mime.
apolis, knew nothing of the trouble
into which their 0 had fallen until
they had been sentenced. The parents
OF both young men wrote the chief Of
police at Hettinger as soon as they
heard of their sons misfortune, asking
what could be done but it was then toe
late to do anything. Mrs. Owens, the
mother of n of the boys. wrote 81
especially pathetic letter. 1t is indeed
q deplorable fact that where disgrace
and punishment falls on the son that 8
mother should also be made to endure
grief that is far more keen than thai
which her son will suffer within the
gloomy prison. wells.
Every family and especially those
who reside in the country should be pro.
vided at all times with abottle Of Cham.
berlain's Liniment. There is no telling
when it maybe wanted in case Of an &C.
cidentFor emergency. It is most excel.
lent in all cases Of an accident or emer.