The Dickinson press., 1911-09-09

drawn for Berthold lands up to Thursday
evening and only one coming to Dicktn-
son-ARent Btyns. Guy DeFrance of
Richardton gets No. 704.
c. M. Butcher. one --of the workmen
at the Heaton Lumber Co. yards, hopes
to leave for Preston, MIMI, within q
few days. His vile was called to Pres
ton by the serious illness of her mother
some time ago.
Mrs. Nichols of Beach was in the city
on Wednesday and wanted very much to
get out to Regent on account of sickness.
but could not find any auto livery man
willing to 60 out in the rain. !
In the case of the State VS.. Roy Plum
mer. charged with assault and battery
on the person of Joe kestel, q change of
venue is taken from Justice Kits court
at Belaeld to that of Police Magistrate
Nichols of this city. The date for hear
ing has not been set.
Fireman Bert Sprague returned Mon
dayfrom Tacoma. where he had been
to settle his wife and child for the win
ter. MI. Spraaue has a passenger run
with Engineer Art Mclean during W.
T. Nickel's absence. He rooms and
boards with Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Cunning
ham.
Mrs. Nm. Brown. from IS miles south
Of Medora. wal operated upon at the
Stein on the End for appendicitis. She
is getting along nicely and will likely
be able to leave the hospital in q few
days. Miss Clara M. Evenson, a
trained nurse from Gorham. is looking
after the case.
(. Louis Zdrahal was brought in the first
of the week on a charge of assault with
a deadly. weapon. Joseph Fisher CON-
planning witness. Mr.. Fisher states
that the man has been %bothering around
his place for some time. When taken
before Justice Folsom tue: man pleaded
not guilty and the final hearing was set
for Friday.
The September term of Stark county
court will be convened. next Tuesday by
Judge W. C. Crawford. 1t is expected
that an attempt will be made to get a
change of venue in the Roy Bancroft
case. The Ed. j. Cranfield 8 will not
be tried. In fact, States Attorney
Murtha expected to give Cranfield his
liberty this week.
John /. Howard returned Wednesday
from a.month's vacation spent at his
home in St. Paul, and resumed his
duties at the u. S. land office this week.
Edward Cole, also~-.of the land Office
force, is now having his months vaca-
ton, leaving today Saturday for Balti-
more.
The Lenneville & Belden millinery
business is nov located with the Boul-
ger & Hughes furniture store in the
Masonic Temple building. The mil
linery department occupies the south
west corner of the first floor and the
splendid light and fine display window.
makes ideal quarters for millinery par
lors. The ladies were busy arranging
their fall styles and getting settled this
week.
The case of the State vs.. W. R. Cline,
was dismissed in police magistrate's
court last Saturday and comes up today
before Justice Folsom on complaint of
States Attorney Murtha. w. R. Cline
is charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses. by selling q load of coal
short Of the represented number of
pounds. The coal was sold to Mrs. Jen-
ME Brown.
The Commercial CLUB considered a
communication Wednesday night regard
ing September 20 as j. J.. Hill and
Howard Elliott day at the North Dakota
Exposition at Bismarck. It is possible
that an effort will be made to run a
special train to Bismarck for that day.
The fact that Beach is going to run q
special train onsSgptember % out Of this
city makes it a little unfortunate for
attempting to. handle a train to the cap
ital city on the following day. The
matter. however, is in the hands of the
general committee, ". R. Everett,
chairman. At the meeting Wednesday
night it was decided best to postpone
action on voting $50 for the Federation
of Clubs until the next meeting when it
is hoped that more will be present 10
express themselves in the matter. 1t
was .vtted to endorse the Geo. P.
Keiter directory the same as two years
ago, which merely means that the club
members believes that Mr.. Keiter; gets
out a reliable work and that people need
not hesitate in giving support.