The Dickinson press., 1911-02-25

at Mandan on March 8 and 9.
Bowman claims twice the population
given them by the U. S. census. 4Sl.
The Daylight Saloon" bill which
has just become a law in South Dakots
means that all booze places must Close
at 9 O'Clock p. m.
By executive orders from Washington.
D. c.. the United States land at Aber.
deem, S. D., will be removed to Timber
Lake. The new location has beer
recommended by Commissioner bennett,
Some of the Ladies of Glendive have
organized a cemetery aid association
and elected officers. Membership is
open to all who are interested in the
improvement of the cemetery.
Miss A. M. Scott. superintendent Of
the Samaritan hospital at Glendive for.
merly with Miss Stein in this city, has
purchased a REQ Roadster auto, the
second of it's kind in Glendive.
The Beaver Valley Gazette is the
name of the new publication at Wibaux,
edited by Rev. Chas. E. White, who has
previously been connected with several
North Dakota papers.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Wehrle was very
royalty entertained last week al a BAN
quet by St. Joseph's Brotherhood a,
Mandan. Prominent visiting clergymen
were present.
Sentinel Butte's new opera house is
completed and the date for the opening
ball and dedication has been set fol-
February 22nd.
E. A. Russell, formerly with the Inter-
state Bank of Sentinel Butte, has been
appointed to the position Of cashier with
the Farmers & Merchants bank of
Beach. in place of r. E. Morrow,
resigned.
The new officers of the Richardton
Volunteer fireman are: G. W. Norm,
president: E. Mottershead, secretary
John Mugg]i, treasurer; R. P. Gress.
chief Adam Weller, assistant chief.
Under an act recently passed by the
legislature the eleventh judicial district
has been created and Attorney Frank
Fisk of Williston. a brother of Supreme
Judge Fisk has been appointed by the
governor to preside over the new district.
Chas. Baumgarten, who has been
salesman for the Urban Mercantile
Company at Hebron for the past five
years, becomes travelling salesman for
the Stacey Fruit Co of Bismarck, with
territory ''Soo"-line north and south OF
that city.
Lennon may become the home town
of a large circus if the plans of Pete
Culbertson and DR.. D. B. Boyd material
ize. DR.. Boyd is owner of King Pharaoh
and other educated horses and Mr.. Gull
bertson is fully able to hold down the
financial end of a circus, so it is said.
Earl Richie, a young man of Mandan.
attempted suicide last week. The loss
of his job as brakeman on the N. P. aud
trouble with his wife led to this act.
file is about 20 years of age and was
married in Dickinson about two months
ago. but his married life was unhappy.
It is reported that a daily train will
be put on between Mott and Mandan, on
the Cannon Ball branch of the N. P.
connecting with the Twin Cities, about
April /. The train will carry mail and
will be equipped with pullman car. Mott
already has a daily train over the Mil
waukee line.
DR.. Danford opened the new Methodist
church at Beach on the 5th of February,
just eight weeks after laying the corner
stone. This is a record breaker in
church building in North Dakota. 1t is
one of the finest churches west of the
river in this state and formal dedication
services will take place in April.
The first 1911 teachers institute will be
held at Sentinel Butte on February 1923.
Prominent instructors will address the
teachers gathered there. and Gov. Burke
may also be present. They will adjourn
to Beach after the Sentinel Butte ses-
sion, where the Missouri Slope Educa-
tional association will hold q two-day
session.
1t will be noticed that in publishing
the list of certificates issued to teachers
over the state, Superintendent of Public
Instruction E. j. Taylor also gives the
amount of fees collected and paid to the
state treasurer You can bet your life
there will never be. any question raised
over fees collected with men like Ed.
Taylor in Office. Palladium.
THIRTY YEARS TOGETHER
Thirty years of association-tbink of
it. How the merit Of a good thing
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