The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08

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The new aldermen have to qualify on
or before the 18th Of this month.
Wanted-sirl for General Homework.
Inquire Of: Mrs. Roy Butler. Dickinson.
The annual meeting Of tho Masonic
temple stock holders occurs Tuesday.
April II.
The Pinkerton deceive and local
officers are still working on the dyna-
mite case but %. far there ID nothing
Given out.
The Odd Fellows conferred the third
decree on Sheriff J. A. Wiech on Tues
day evening. c. c. Turner vas up from
Gladstone for the meeting.
d.. p. A. Wheeler. an uncle Of d.. L.
c. Smith, arrived Friday from oshkosh.
Wisconsin. to visit q week o. ten days
and also'take q look at q section Of land
which he owns near Beldeld.
Jacub Dexter YES arrested this week.
charged with drawing q gun on Vim.
Schwalby in the Dickinson postofRce
lobby. Sheriff wiech was on the street
near by at the time and went in and took
the gun from Dexter.
Mrs. George ". Lee accompanied her
sister, Mrs. j. l. Shelp. to the latter's
home in Forsythe. Montana, Thursday,
for a visit of a week or ten days. The
ladies stopped over in Dickinson be-
tween trains in the afternoon.
Harry Burke and son of Terre Haute,
Indiana. old friends of James Soules,
are visiting in Dickinson. They started
out to 60 to the Coast but, after arriving
here. became much pleased with the
country and may decide to remain.
Saturday morning at the Episcopal
rectory Rev. J. S. Brayfield united in
marriage W. Conlin of Antelope. N. D..
and Miss Jane Bollinger of Calendar,
Webster County. Iowa. They were &C.
companied by a friend. James H.
Schestek.
S. M. Ferris has sold the house in
which he now resides to j. A.. Belden,
consideration SIS. 500! MI. Belden &C.
cupied this house before Mr.. Ferris pur-
chased it. Possession is to be given
about June 1. Mr.. Ferris moving into
the cottage north which he owns.
The adjourned March term of district
court will be in session on the goth.
Judge S. L. Nuchols of Mandan, by
request, will try several of the cases for
Judge W. c. Crawford. The Beach land
cases will probably be finished at this
term. The regular jury term will be on
May Is.
Sunday morning, Apzilssz3sskMartin
Erickson and Miss Pearl Mldnlnson,of
South Heart were married atsthess Episco-
pal rectory by Rev. J: S. Bray6eId. The
bridesmaid was Miss Edna Bernick and
the eroom's brother, Ed Erickson.
best man. The party drove down from
! South Heart.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Tom VAL
lancey, Miss Josephine -Hareave aud
Miss Ethel Parker were given the East,
ern Star degrees. After initiation a
fine supper was served. the d~ining-room
being decorated with stars of blue.
yellow. white, green and red. Dancing
and cards filled out q pleasant evening.
The Altar Guild of St. johns church
is very busy getting ready for a
white" sale and tea in the store
formerly occupied by Peet & Grambs on
April IS. Two meetings were held this
week, with DR.. S. E. Smith Tuesday
evening and with Mrs. Guy Clark Friday
evening. The ladies also announcing q
"~calico ball. for April 20 to which all
are invited to come. dressed in calico.
Hugh McGillivray probably has the
largest herd Of Pclled~ Angus cattle in
the state at his Indian Springs ranch.
The herd numbers 500 and has wintered
with a very small loss. the April snow
storm being the most trying of any
weather during the winter. The feeding
period has covered about two months.
Since the middle of the week, stock has
been able to Craze and it is not probable
that any. more feeding will be necessary.
The ranch also has IS head Of horses.
half of which number will be, used in
farming operations this spring. consist
ing of seeding 200 acres with wheat, 1OC
acres with oats and a 50-acre flax crop,
if the proprietor has time to prepare &c
much land. Last year Nj. McGlllivray
raised good crops and he is now offer.
Ing seed fax at s. per 'bushel.