The Dickinson press., 1910-06-25

Mrs. Math Anders.
G. S.Cryne was in the city Thurs
day evening.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. gao
Second street W. Inquire PRESS. 6.2s.4p
Miss Clara Davis has excepted q
posi- tion as bookkeeper for the Myth
western Motor Co.
A daughter was born June . to Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Ensel Of Gladstone.
Anton Leippert of Gladstone Is at
the Fisher hospital receiving treatment
for anemia.
Karl Welsch of R~ichardtcn is in the
CITY, being treated for lock jaw. due to
extraction of a tooth and is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hevener are home
from their trip at the Minnesota lakes.
Mr.. Hevener left his auto at Bismarck
on Wednesday and came through by rail.
Anton Sadowsky, aged 81 years, was
taken to the Fisher hospital this week,
being overcome by heat at his farm
north.
Fred Green of Miles City. Mont, was
overcome by heat on the street one hot
day this week and is receiving treat
ment at the Fisher hospital
J.E. Phelan made a business t1ip to
Mckenzie county the first of the weed,
going out from this city with C. T.
Langley in his auto.
c. S. Naeawo. proprietor of the Star
restaurant, was fined $40 and costs for
allowing ashes and filth to accumulate
in the alley back of his restaurant.
James johnson, republican candidate
for congress. vas calling on people in
the city on Friday. Mr.. johnson has
been in the state for 80 years and is a
prominent attorney in Minot.
The late Joe Beauli eu had contracted
but a week or two before his death to
bore several wells for the city. He had
worked for the city in this capacity and
always gave good satisfaction.
W. D. Weathers got in Thursday
night from Montana with three carload
of horses which he will sell out as
parties may want. Probably the most
of the bunch will be sold at the Railson
Horse Sales Co. auction this week. Mr..
Weathers expected to keep a few driv-
ing horses and saddle ponies for chill
dren.
The Epworth League members of the
Methodist church held a basket social at
the Allen Harleman home on Tuesday
evening. Quite Il crowd were there and
about $50 was Melted from the auction
sale of the baskets which contained
enough eatables for two. Music and
games were also enjoyed.
DR.. H. Anderson, returned the past
week from q trip to the F. A. Little:
ranch at Fayette where he found a horse
suffering from pecitrical fever, a disease
common in some of the eastern states
but rarely seen in North Dakota. The.
head of the animal was badly swollen
and it will be several weeks before the
horse gets well. In most of these cases,
if properly treated, the horse RECEIVERS
The city board of equalization
finished it's duties Wednesday evening.
A number of people appeared before
the board in an effort 10 get a reduction
in their assessments but it did not do
them any good. The board had ap-
parently made an honest effort to
equalize the assessment. Stocks of
merchandise were raised this year a
good deal, the stock of the CrowJ Depart
ment store. at 81, 900, being the highest.
Eldorado Drug store al New England
was broken into Saturday night and
$62. so taken from the cash register.
Entrance was made through a back
window. The New England Drug store
was entered by the way of the back
door Sunday night and So or 81 taken
from the cigar machine. Roy Cakse.
one of the Milwaukee graders. was ar
rested Monday and taken before j. M.
Connolly, justice of the peace, and
asked for time to secure counsel. Hear
ing set for Friday, June "a.
Mike Kostenko, a Russian of South
Dickinson, was arrested Wednesday on
a charge of stealing SIS in cash and a
deposit slip from the clothes Of Jacob
Dvirnak. KostenkO was seen at the
building where Dvirnak roomed and SOS
in cash was found later in a rat hole
in the building in which Kostenko lived.
and about $40 was found on his person.
A preliminary hearing vas held Thurs
day before Police Magistrate H. X.
Nichols and another one was to have
been held today.
Mrs. Fred DoeIz returned Wednesday
from her extended visit in the east.
She was accompanied by Miss Lillian
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