The Dickinson press., 1911-04-15
LOCAL NEWS

Money to loan on farm lands, Everett
Real Estate & Loan Co. II.I2-tf
We can furnish you with rich black
dirt for your garden or lawn. Phone 6,
Vaughn Fuel Co. 4-I5-u
J. G. Qu,nlivan was formally ap-
pointed Register Of the Dickinson q. S.
land Office on the 18th.
Mrs. A. H. Deiters entertained a
'.Merry.go-round" of the Methodist
lad les last Friday afternoon.
J. ". Molloy finished a job this week
fnf Mark Sutherland Of putting water in
for the Scarf and Oscar FAR houses
Guy Clark was in from the Wilcox
ranch this week, visiting at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. CLARK.
The P. E. O's were very pleasantly
entertained Tuesday evening BY Mrs.
C.. N. Barker. After q business meeting
Mrs. n. H. Linsley read q very interest
ing paper on ''War Against the White
Plague" A social hour and delicious
luncheon completed q pleasant evening.
J. P. Ferriter was elected delegate to
the grand lodge of Modern Woodmen Of
America which meets at Oakes. c. J.
kunz was elected alternate.
r. W. Neal of Gladstone 8 lated Friday
that very little seeding had been done
90 far in his locality. He considered
the land in good condition.
H. ]. Riesland, the optical specialist,
we'll known in N. d., for his skill in fit
ting eyes. and who grinds all glasses
while you wait, will be at the St. Charles
hotel again, May II to IS. Don't fail to
see him ifyou are suffering with nervous.
ness, headaches, cross eyes, poor vision
or have improperly fitted glasses. Con-
sultation free. 4-15-5t
An overheated stove pipe in the Zim-
norman harness and saddlery store last
Saturday caused a small blaze up stairs.
Mr.. Zimmerman used a few pals of
water and one OF the city fire extinGuish-
ers effectively and did not intend that
an alarm should be turned in but some
one became frightened and the whistle
was blown. However, the firemen did
not turn on any water and the damage
was very small.
Mrs. D. r. Forbes and daughter, Miss
Cassie, of Elma, WASH, arrived, in the
city Thursday night. visiting Receiver
and Mrs. W. A. Mcclure until morning,
when they continued their journey to
Taylor, where they resided for so many
years until 1906. when they moved to
the Coast. The visitors n en- route to
Beaver Dam, Wis.,. for the summer.
Mrs. Forbes spoke of the Knowles,
Bryan and Bonney families. formerly of
Stark county. She said that Mrs. Ed.
Bonney and daughter, Miss Eula, had
recently suffered severe attacks of
typhoid fever.
The case of the state VS.. Walter Jun
kin for operating a picture show or Sun
day came up before Police Magistrate
Nichols on Tuesday. Defendant asked
for a jury trial which was granted, the
following men acting as jurors: O. R.
Meyers. Dan Murray, Valdemar Jessen,
Pete Berringer, Frank Clark, Sine Car
roll, Jerry Dryer, D. E. Crowley, w. G.
Ray, I. N. Hartung, E. J. Hughes and
H. M. Odds. After being out a few
minutes the jury returned with a deci-
sion of not guilty. The following were
called as witnesses for the state: Rex
Richcreek. John Foster, Thomas Totting-
ham. Dominiek wanna, Thos. Noggle
and Geo. o. iced. The complaining
witness, Richcreek. got confused when
asked where he had seen the new theater
law. States Attorney Murtha prose-
uted and H. c. Berry and W. F. Burnett
| appeared for defendant.