The Dickinson press., 1911-05-20

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For Sale-my fine house and 5ox1so
foot corner lot. Best residence location
in city. opposite Public library and one
block from high school. C. M. Dinsdale.
Dickinson, N. u. $40 If
1t rained a little on Friday.
Peter Shank was up-.from New England
on Friday.
Miss Mildred Conllors spent Sunday
with Miss Doris Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kirscl were up
from Richardton Sunday.
Kate Mason has been recommended
for postmistress at Quinion.
The rainfall at New England was
about the same as in Stark county.
F. A. Little thinks that it rained q
little more around Fayette than at Dick
inson.
Beulah Frye. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Frye, was suffering with
blood poisoning in her hand this week.
Little Anna Wehner gave a party to
some of her school friends Thursday,
from 4 p. m. to 7 p. m. The occasion
being her 9TH birthday.
Carl Anderson, bookkeeper at the First
National bank, is spending his months
vacation at the Clarence j. Parker farm
about nine miles west of the city.
Misses Rose and Mary Kane of
Regent are at the Margaret Roberts home
this week, while Miss Rose is being
treated for blood poisoning in her arm.
Mrs. o. Schwartz is expected home
from Minneapolis on Sunday. Mrs.
Schwartz has been taking treatment at
a hospital there also visiting her par
ents.
Postmaster N. C. Lawrence was in
Wahpeton and other points in the state
this week making himself familiar with
the workings of the new postal savings
bank system.
The Alumni of the Dickinson high
school were trying to get all of their
members out on Friday evening, May
10Th. for an annual meeting at the old
high school rooms.
Ed. Harris was arrested on Monday
for a~ssaulting Anton Flora. He waived
examination in Police Magistrate
Nichols court and was bound over to
the district court.
The John Orchard Real Estate Agency
sold to the Waugh Oil Co.. lots 1913
block B of the Geo. M. Frye addition to
the city. It is the purpose of the
Vaughn Fuel Co. to erect a substantial
warehouse on this property.
Miss Efie Mason, who has been sub
shutting in the public schools for Miss
Matte Mitchell. left Wednesday for her
homestead neal Quinion. Miss Mitchell
is much improved and able to take up
her duties again this week.
The new PRESS maps will probably
be ready for delivery next week. Sub
scribers must bear in mind that in order
to get the maps tor rs cents it is neces-
sary to pay a full year in advance.
See adv. elsewhere in this issue.
Sheriff WEIGH took j. S. White up
from Bismarck on Thursday afternoon,
it being expected that his testimony
would be needed in court in proving
forgeries on certain county warrants.
The companies, got very busy and had
drafts telegraphed Stark county and MIR.
Whites evidence was not needed. He
will likely return Saturday.
Flank Smith. the Mexican, dug out of
the Jail Sunday morning with a case
knife and a piece of plumbers pipe
and started west. Deputy Lyon started
out with his team and picked the fellow
up at South Heart. Smith had already
tried to steal a saddle horse but when
caught riding the animal away he told
he owner that he was just trying the
horse. 1t was only last week that Smith
stole the Lee Palmer saddle and this
week was sentenced to q term of three
years in the ~penitentiary.
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