The Dickinson press., 1910-10-01

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delegate at a state Episcopal meeting
at Fargo last spring. as the represent
tative Of this state.
The Eastern Star will hold q regular
meeting at Masonic hall next Thursday
evening, October s..
Ralph and Miss Myrtle Hayes came
up from Midway on Wednesday and
went to Glendive to visit their sister.
Mrs. Harry Bennett, for two weeks.
Commissioner D. W. Mckenzie went
out Wednesday to view the new steel
bridges. The bridge foreman was along
and they inspected the one al Green
river north. one at Lehigh and the one
south of Gladstone.
A. W. Van Cleave and Roy Barrinear,
job printers from. Cedar Falls, Iowa, ar
rived in Dickinson IN Thursday and
went to the Fayette-Mary country in an
auto to look at some homesteads. They
expected to find an old Iowa friend out
there by the lar of Siebert.
Mrs. Stewart Cummings and little
daughter, Doris. came up from Mott
Wednesday. Mr.. Cummings goes to
Glen Ullin. where he has charge of the
brick construction work on the new
Sacred Heart parish house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cummings expect to live in Dick
inson for the winter months.
The three fellows placed in Jail last
week for breaking into the Osborn studio.
were taken before Judge Nichols. John
Walters and S. P. Osborne waived ex-
? animation and were bound over to dis
trict court in the sum of ST, 900 each.
August Hamilton was ready to give
state evidence, and all three will be
held in Jail until court convenes.
David Roberts gets a leave of absence
of six months on Oc1. II from the N. P.
and will then enter upon his duties OF
engineer at the high school building.
II WAL AVOC1SO 11dO L0O N11dA6O VI lAlO OCpOl
grounds the past season and he has
madeSa splendid showing. The trees
and shrubs will 60 into the winter in
fine shape and will not need any further
attention from Mr.. Roberts until another
spring.
Theodore H. Hayes was in from his
ranch near Midway this week to trans.
act business and meet old friends. Mr..
Hayes recently returned from Chicago,
where he attended to his annual live
stock marketing. He had steers that
brought him $50 per head. and was very
well satisfied with his sale. Mr.. Hayes
was n of the important defense wit.
nesses in the Russell will trial at Mel
rose last winter, but he says that he
does not remember any Peter J. Nc.
Nally. recently reported as dead and a
great loss to the prosecution on accoun,
of being a material witness.
The local telephone EXCHANGE moved
into the new Office on Third Ave. w.
late Tuesday evening. The new direc-
tories had been distributed during the
day, also the city fire chart cards, and
by Wednesday morning every one was
getting familiar with the new automatic
instruments. F. L. Shuman. district
MANAGER, was up from Bismarck to see
his people in their new quarters. Mana
ger Hall and his force are pleased with
their new equipment and the service is
delighting the subscribers. Orders for
new telephones are coinng in every
day. which is proof that the telephone
service in Dickinson is now irst-class.
1t is not often that a police magis-
trate will find cause for imposing a fine
on himself, in his " court, but that
is what happened recently to H. X.
Nichols. city police magistrate. II
happened like this: Nj. Nichols was
hurrying to his Office in the First
National Bank building to close an
important land deal, and in his excite
ment, Instructed the driver to run ovel
the crossing at The bank corner which
had been closed for repairs. Chief Of
Police Corbett saw the men drive theil
team over the crossing between the guard
and the sidewalk and went to the driver
and told him that he would have to pay
q fine. The man said that the eity's
police magistrate told him to drive
where he did and that be was the man
to see. Nj. Cosbett went upstairs then
and called on the city's official. Mr..
Nichols saw the point end turned to hi
docket and entered up a fine of 5:
against himself which will be included
in his September report to the city.
This looks Ike q pretty good exampl.