The Dickinson press., 1911-05-13

Mrs. T. E. johnson of Medora was
shopping here on Thursday.
DR.. H. Anderson was professional
visitor in Belfeld on Tuesday.
Mathew Wetzstein was a business
visitor from Richardton on Wednesday.
H. X. Nichols was transacting busi-
ness in Beach and Sentinel Butte on
Tuesday.
Mrs. a. I. Peck left Wednesday for
Gettysburg, S. D., called there by the
death of her mother.
A good boy is wanted at the PRESS
office to learn the printers trade. Good
chance for the right kind Of q boy.
Miss Nellie Bride was in from her
homestead near New England a few days
this week, visiting friends and shop
ping.
C. E. johnson. Geo. Waggoner. T. L.
Beard and F. S. Sleight were in Beach
Tuesday in the interests of their various
agencies.
Frank H. Smith stopped off here on
Tuesday en- route east from Portland,
Oregon, and visited with his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. L. c. Smith.
DR.. Sarah Ethel Smith has been COM
missioned by the Supreme Medical board
of the Ladies of the Macca bees as ex-
amining physician for the local lodge.
John Rattan returned the past week
from very successful trip in Mckenzie
county in the locality of Schafer, where
he sold $500 or $500 worth of saddles and
other goods and took orders for fully as
much more. The Rattan saddles just
suited the people out north.
In the Adam Weller case, a charge of
maintaining public nuisance at Rich
ardton, a change of venue was taken to
Police Magistrate Nichols. H. A. Bur-
geson appears as attorney for Weller.
The Roy Koch and Ru dolph Frank cases
were also transferred from Justice Fol-
som to Police Magistrate Nichols.
Receiver W. A. Mcclure was expecting
his brother. F. E. Mcclure. and wife to
arrive on Friday from Mankato, MINI.
They will visit here for some time
and may 60 On to the Yellowstone Park
before returning home. Mr.. Mcclure
was located in Dickinson about ten
years. ago, as agent for the Inter-
national Harvester Co., which position
he still holds in his home territory.
Dan Roarty, Mrs. Nora Woodsworth
and son George, of Madison, Iowa,
arrived here on Tuesday TO visit the
families of Mike and Pat Mckinley, the
lady being a cousin of these gentlemen,
and Mr.. Roarty, who is IS years old an
old acquaintance of the McGinleys in
ireland, % years ago. Mrs. Wordsworth
aud son, will remain here, while Mr..
Roarty will 90 on to Butte, Mont, and
Armstead, Idaho, for short visit with
relatives.
AS member of the executive COM
mittee John Orchard of this city will
preside at some of the sessions of the
State Sunday School Convention in
Fargo next Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Miss Emma Christensen has been
elected delegate to represent the Con-
eregational church. and Rev. A. C..
Hacke goes down to give an address on
the Boy Scout Movement. The party
will likely leave Dickinson next Monday
evening.
The Dickinson Rifle Club added another
victory to their list on Sunday when
they defeated the Spokane club in total
scores of 639 to 626 al 200, 800 and 500
yard range shots. Next Saturday after.
noon and Sunday all members of Com.
pany X are asked to take part in tn.
first practise shoot of the season. Mem
bers will meet at the armory at 1 80 OF
Saturday afternoon and at s o clock Sun
day morning. The total scores on Sun
day were Engebrecht 1856. Wolford 12S
Lee 127, Barker 124 and Zimmerman 124