The Dickinson press., 1910-11-19


Mrs. j. L.. Badeley returned Monday
from Glendive, where she visited rela-
tives for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Cameo were bust
ness visitors to the city from Glen Ullin
early in the week.
Miss Edith tombstone of Richardton
was shopping in Dickinson on Wednes-
day.
S. {. Carroll has rented a quarter Sec
ton of land ear the city and plans on
raising his wi oats another year.
The members Of Company X will give
their annual Thanksgiving ball on
Thursday evening, December "a.
Madam x has pleased every lady in
the cities she has visited. We know she
will please you. Roquette Bros. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Neil were in from
the Cannon Ball country the first of the
week. They brought in a load of flax.
Dennis Ford. druggist with the Welton
Mcdonald Drug Co., was called Sunday
to his home in Casselton by the serious
illness of his father.
c. L. Parmalee, who has been assist
ing at the Beckman & Anderson Photo
studio the past summer, left Tuesday
for his home in Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Wood pleasantly
entertained a company of friends at
dinner Tuesday evening at their
home on Fourth Ave. West.
A. Brown completed the work of in
stalling the motors at the new N. p.
pumping station west of the city. also
a motor at the new coal dock, and LETT
on Tuesday for Spokane.
The X. of .Ps. enjoyed their annual
membership reunion on Thursday even :
ing. The members, with their wives
and s~weethearts, danced and played
cards and enjoyed a splendid luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodall and daueh-
ter Lulu. who had been visiting some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Goodall,
left Thursday for their home in Goodall,
N. D. Going to Bismarck, thence by the
500 railroad to their home.
The basketball season will open on
December l., with a game between the
home team and Beach. Dickinson has
a stronger team than ever this season
and the boys hope for a large atten-
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Hall and their
guests. MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Hajek. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Medora, seeing
the Bad Lands. Mr.. and Mrs. Hojek left
Tuesday for their home in Doland, S.
D.. after spending a short honeymoon
vacation in Dickinson.
The following settlers made proof on
Sykes and Jacob Hanson of Ellsworth,
their homesteads o Thursday at the
Dickinson u. S. land Office. Henry
Frederick and Jacob Zimmerle of Bent
ley, George McAdoo. of Bailey; John
H. Yates of Mott +; William G. McConkey
of Williams Thomas J. Fulton of Will
liams John Burke, of Williams; An
derson Scott of Williams, William
Stout. of Alpha; August Stapel, of
Sentinel Butte, William H. Watson,
Carlyle, Mont. Vitalis Frederick, Taylor
George Kilwein, Daglum and Alfred
Halmes Bel6eld.
On complaint of Casper Kratz, v. A..
Smith of Belield, was brought before
Justice Folsom the first of the week on
a charge of assault. Mr.. Kratz did some
blowing for Mr.. Smith in the spring and
it seems that the bill had not been
settled. Mr.. Smith had been away and
when he met MIR. Kratz, who resides in
Dickinson. they had some words about
the matter. MI. Smith admitted that
he removed Mr.. Kratz's glasses and
rather intended to hit him. He claimed
that if he had the Belield witnesses of
the affair in court he could prove that
his action a right all the way through.
However, after talking the matter over
with Attorney Haney Mr.. Smith COLI
cluded to pay the fine and let the matter
drop.
a particularly sad death was that of
Herbert Carmichael Of Beach on Monday
at the Stein hospital. Mr.. Carmichael
had been convalescing from an attack
of typhoid fever when lung complica-
tions set in, which caused his death.
Mrs. Carmichael and her infant baby
were also at the hospital at the time OF
the sad demise. The remains were pre-
pared by L. A. Davis & Son and taken
to Beach for interment, by an uncle.
E. Brown,sof that place. Sympathy is
extended to the bereayed wife, who is
still at the Steinshospltal, and to the
four children left BY Mr.. Carmichael.