The Dickinson press., 1911-11-11

IN the CITY on Sunday.
Home made bread and pastries for
sale always at the Ideal. It
Bishop Wehrle was up from Bismarck
Thursday evening for a meeting with the
Sisters hospital committee
Mr.. and Mrs.. Lee Weathers Of Wibaux
were: guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN.
Weather. "a few days the arst of the
week.
The Freshmen class wa out for a hay
rack ride last Friday evening accompan-
led by their class monitor. Miss Hilles-
helm.
Dr.sW. Neuman is the new federal
stock inspector at Dickinson. succeeding
Dr.sF. G. Sweeney. Mr.. Neuman is a
Cornell University man.
Start saving votes for your favorite
lady for the $i25 diamond ring to be
given away to the lady having the most
votes. December a. The Unique. 11-4-2t
C. L. Lewis. Miss .Genevieve Lewis
and Miss Patterson Of Hettinger were
guests at the A. T. -Crowl home the first
of the week onttheir way to Bismarck.
MI. and Mrs. John Marucheck were in
from their Fayette ranch last Saturday
and loaded out with winter supplies.
They visited at the Jerry Hayes home
while in: the city.
Judge Crawford sentenced Chas. S.
Stevenson to go 'days in Jail and 5000
fine. McAndrews, the ex-coal dock man,
drew 100 days and a fine of 5000. Both
are cases of prohibition violation. Y
The X. P. order has arranged a series
of dances to be given on the second
Thursday evening of each month in the
lodge room over the Berrinaer market.
November 9 will be the first of the series.
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A son was born on Monday. November
9th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy Russell of
Miles City at the Mary Walton home in
this city. Mr.. Russell was also down
from Miles City a few days the first of
the week.
DR.. and Mrs. E. M. Cans will move the
first of the week into the j. X. Porter
house on First Ave East. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ]. Ryan, who have been occupying
this house. will have a suite at the St.
Charles for the winter months.
Mrs. VIM. Weathers and little son
went up to Miles City to accompany Mr..
Weathers back to the city on Sunday.
Mr.. Weathers has been buying and sell !
ling horses in Miles City, but expects to
remain in the city for the winter.
The death mentioned last week of tue
young Alaska man, should have been
given as Capt. Warren Sanford, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sanford. During the
sos Max Sanford was a jeweler in Dick
inson. occupying: 9. store on the present
site of the Reed Bros. building.
After attending the educational meet
ing in Fargo. Miss Mary Nolan. county
superintendent, visited relatives in St. |
Paul for a few days. returning home this
week in time TO look after the regular !
teachers examination on Thursday and
Friday.
7 his week j.. P. Donahue, chief dis !
patcher, has been in Glendive and ex-
poets to 60 to St. Paul soon, where he
will assist in formulating new rules for
the operation of trains. During Mr.. |
Donahue's absence, C. A. Lichty is act 7
ing chief dispatcher.
The alarm was sounded Wednesday
for a fire which eau ght in the Fred
Turner wagon shop. It probably started
from a heater and very little damage
was done. There was a small blaze
earlier in the week at the E. X. Leonard
home. An outbuilding was all that
burned.
Attendants at the Unique this week
were saving their votes and casting
them for any lady whom they choose. /
This was the first week of the diamond
ring contest which closes on December
oath The names of the contestants and
how they stand will be shown on the
slide on Wednesday and Saturday even
ings.
1t has always been the ruling of the
land Office that in case of communication
proof. heirs of deceased relatives must
complete residence as well as culitva-
ton of land. However, on regular five
year proofs there is no known law re-
quiring residence from heirs of de-
ceased, unless it should be through some
contest.
John Kerns and Mrs. Belle Sheperd of
Bailey were married at Glendive the
past week. Mr.. Kerns has been a home
steader neal Bailey for about five years.
He is a veterinarian by profession and
is popular in his neighborhood as is
Mrs. Kerns who is the school teacher in