The Dickinson press., 1911-09-23

tember TO- to Mr.. ard Mrs. H. L.
Reichert
Mrs. E. NJ. Cans and children were
spending last week at the Custer Trail
ranch near Medora. II. az .s.!
John Andor has third interest in.1oo
acres Of fax raised on his farm out
south which promises him fai returns.
John Reilly. clerk of Newport school
district, was in from near Lehikh on
Monday, attending to some business
matters. H. %.z 4s3 ~,
Lost-sen,' g heavy open faced silver
American Waltham watch. Finder
write F. Carter. Snow, N. D.. Suitable
reward. a4 q 0iesse-23-2t
Special trains will he run from Dick
inson leaving Thursday. Sept. 18th, at
9 100. returning the same evening ieav-
ing Beach at 9,:45. >, 49,, 1p
Geo. T. Slade. third N. r. vice presi-
dent, his wife and secretary, were hunt
ing near Medora last week, eoine from
there to Dawson. ala
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peet were up from
Bismarck several days this week visiting
at the H. J. Gruschus home. Mr. Peet
went on to Miles City on business trip.
Eneineer Arthur Reed and Fireman
Herbert Thornbere left recently for Terry.
Mont, where they will remain several
months. establishing residences on their
claims near that place.
Last week marriage liscenses were
issued at Medora to the following part
les John Brewster and Carrie johnson; !;
Ray Brown and Ethel Henze and A. L.
Poorman and Gladys Miller all Of Beach.
Guy Walster opened the school No. 8
of the Dickinson district on Monday.
The school is about three miles north
east of the city. Mr.. Walster taught in
Dunn county last year. He was formerly
from Larimore.
Guy Dickinson, MI. and Mrs. Harry
Gruschus and their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Peet of Bismarck, were hunting in
the Kildeer Mountain vicinity on Sun
day, where they found the prairie chick
ems quite plentiful.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wanner from out north had the misfor-
tune last Saturday to fall from horse
and break his right arm. He was
brought to Dickinson by his mother at
once and the arm set. He seems to be
getting along very nicely.
E. X. Leonard left Tuesday for
Helena. Mont. where he becomes an
associate agent with Walter Junkin
in the Montana agency for the Brictson
Auto Tire Cover Co. of Chicago. Messrs.
Junkin and Leonard expect to make
their headquarters at Helena, but their
families will not follow for some time.
c. L. Lamberson has been appointed
cashier for the N. P. at Beach and will
commence work October /. He went to
Sioux Falls, S. D., this week to visit
his parents for few days. Mr.. Lam
berson has been with the Northern
Pacific at Dickinson for some years and
has always acquitted himself in most
creditable manner.
Twenty four ladies were guests of Mrs.
Pat Corbett on Saturday afternoon at
very pretty party held at her home on
Marguerite boulevard. The home was
lavishly decorated with flowers and the
game of 500 was enjoyed. A very
delicious luncheon was served the guests,
Mrs. E. Armstrong, Mrs. Thomas Tot
tingham and Miss Mary Fried assisting
the hostess.
The finil session in the inquest over
the man who was found dead in lum-
Der pile at Wibaux as reported in the
PRESS last week. revealed the fact that
the dead man was Frank Mccarthy,
beyond all question. The young man at
one time worked for H. C. Short of
Medora and had been drinking heavily
for some days before his death. The
murder theory, at first entertained. was
dismissed as section men say they had
put Mccarthy off the track several times
before. Efforts to communicate with a
brother in Denver proved futile.
Pat Mulliean, whose former home is
in Boston. but who has resided in North
Dakota for number of years. died at
the Beach hospital last week as result
of injuries caused by being hit by q
train. MulliRan started to walk from
Yates to Beach and some time later
was picked up in an unconscious con-
dition about a mile from the latter
place. His skull was badly crushed,
several ribs fractured and one lung
pierced and he remained unconscious
until his death. His mother in Boston
was notified and burial was made at
Beach. 1t is thought by some that he
met hia fatal ininrioa at tho honda. ~