The Dickinson press., 1911-04-01
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l.. Ed. C. Barry was elected marshal at
the village election in Hettinger: 60
a daughter was born On Tuesday,
March 81, to MI. and Mrs. Geo. Keeling.
A. F. Reilly, shipper, of sand and
gravel at Gladstone, was in Dickinson
on Wednesday.
Ed. Partridge went out north to the
reservation to look after some horse
deals this week.
According to the Sentinel Butte
Republican Jack Fields is driving the
Barnett Bros. livery auto.
Every "WEDNESDAY is BARGAIN DAY
in our Basement Department Bargains
that you should not miss. Crowl-
Schroeder Co. it
James Marucheck, a brother of John
!Marucheck OF Fayette. arrived Saturday
from Willow City, Montana. and is
visiting at the ranch for a few days.
Judge Crawford holds court in Eettin-
ger beginning April 4th. The case of
the state vs. LATE and Denver Woods on
a murder charge-transferred from Bow
man county-comes up at this term.
+ The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co. have a kiln of 40, 900 brick set
for the new city hall at Grand Forks.
The brick will be much like those used
in the federal building at the Forks
which were manufactured in Dickinson.
The Morton County Bar association
gave a banquet last week in honor of
Judge W. C. Crawford of Dickinson and
the new Twelfth district judge, S. l..
Nuchols. A number of attorneys were
in from adjoining cities and villages
and the affair was a very pleasant one.
S. H. Richie, head clerk with
Roquette Bros. was in Bozeman. Mon
tana Monday, where he Investigated
an offer to assume management of a
store carrying only ladies' ready-to-wear
goods. The position looked attractive
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richie have arranged
to leave for Bozeman Sunday.
An exchange from the Milwaukee
country says: IA new society has been
organized up on the Cedar, called the
sod busters. We haven't seen a list
of the members but we understand that
Geo. Harkins, Nick Manean, Phil Mon
roe, Louie Peterson. Melcalf and Charlie
Gallagan belong to it and they propose
to make things lively this summer.
MIR. and Mrs. r. H. Stewart arrived
from DEBORAH, Iowa, on Tuesday and will
make their home in this city. Mr..
Stewart is a first.class carpenter, and
will work at his trade in the city now
but expects later to 90 into other business
here. He also owns land in the vicinity
of Taylor. A car of their household
goods also arrived and they were getting
settled this week.
DR.. E. M. Cans of Eveleth, MIMI,
was in the city on Tuesday, preparatory
to locating here about April 10TH. Mr..
Gaus came down from Glendive where he
visited his brother -in-law. DR.. Ham
merel, also a classmate at Wibaux. DR..
Cans will have rooms in the Ray build.
ing and will be ready for practise about
April 10th. He expects to bring his
family here later. He is a graduate Of
the Minnesota University with several
years practise and ought to find a good
field in Dickinson and vicinity.
!. On Sunday afternoon a meeting Of
representatives from the several churches
of the city was held in the rooms Of
the Commercial Club to discuss thu
ACCESSIBILITY of forming a local scou'
council to have general oversight Of til,
scout work for the boys of the city ane
promote it in every way possible
Dickinson will naturally become til,
center of4scout organization in the Wes
Missouri country, as The is already tn,
pioneer in this line of work for boys
After appointing a membership com
mittee. an adjournment wal taken i
Sunday April 2. Rev. A. c. Hack,
organized the boys Of the Congregations
church last fall, the first troop il tn
state. and Rev. Fl. Dignam has alread.
taken steps to organize q troops.-ttwo 3
more patrols in St. Patrick's church.