The Dickinson press., 1911-03-11
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manager Of the Fargo and Bismarck
Marshall Oil Co. Office vice H. C. McGraw
who has been transferred to Kansas City.
The Hebron Tribune says that H. 3.
SchafSner has been appointed postmaster
for q nov post Office on his ranch on
Knife river. The name of the new Office
10 Glen Laurel.
The new hall at Sentinel Butte wat
dedicated by a public dance one even
ing last week. A crowd of dancers from
outside places attended.
Jacob Forster of Richardton, an aaed
resident Of that place. passed away
recently Of blood poisoning. He was
born in Odessa, Russia. and leaves five
children. all of whom are married.
The formal dedication of the new
congregational church at Hebron will
take place on Sunday, March 18th.
Several prominent ministers will be
present.
Mrs. Agatha Patterson. postmistress
at Bismarck for eight years, has received
her reappointment. Her present term
will likely be ended III the new govern
ment building upon which it is expected
work will begin in the spring.
c. P. Staley of Garrison, endorsed by
Senator McCubmer, has been appointed
receiver of public money at the Bismarck
land office to succeed John Sutherland
who held that position for eight years.
An appointment will soon be made for
register, a vacancy caused by the death
of M. H. Jewell.
After dancing nearly all night and
returning afoot three or four miles the
next morning, Ray Williams, a young
claim holder near Beach died suddenly
at the shack of his neighbors of heart
failure. His parents reside in Akeley,.
MINI.
Dakota Dan Russell complains now
that Fresno Dan has been getting
his mail, opening ii and returning with,
''opened by mistake by Daniel Blake
RUSSELL written on it. file has brought
a petition signed by 20 Melrose citizens
establishing his identity as Daniel
Blake Russell.
Charles Kaiser was asphyxiated in the
engine room of the electric light plant
at Mott recently. He had charge of the
place and slept there. The leakage of
gas from the tank of the gas producer
caused his death. His remains we're
taken 10 Richardton. when he once re-
sided and where several relatives live,
for burial.
Beach has a crowd of bad boys who
have recently been getting into trouble
by taking things that did not belong to
them. The guilt, however, seems to
have been put off onto a young home
fellow, of Cheyenne. Wyoming, who
had been about town for some time. and
he was given a hearing before Justice
Heath and lodged in the Medora Jail
until he will be presened to Judge Craw-
ford in the near future.
The Sand Creek correspondent to the
Bowman County Pioneer says: From
the tenor of the report of the county
contest as tried before Judge Templeton,
and published in the Dickinson PRESS
and Medora Herald (both against) it
looks as though it will be in order for
the latter paper 10 publish that beautiful
poem(D which ends thus: But there
is nc Joy in the Bad Lands-Medora
has lost out
Marmarth has an interesting land
contest case, that of Doctor Bay vs.. L.
W. Lincoln. The homestead was
originally filed upon by Newton Jordon.
it was contested by Mr.. Lincoln
and the contest was dropped. However
Lincoln again contested the claim but
as Jordon claims without serving any
notice on him, Jordan sold his relin-
10 Doctor Bay. The depart
ment gave Lincoln the preference, but
Doctor Bay will fight the case in the
court of the land department.
Saltwater Mimi. March 5-Two con-
victs. Jerry Mccarthy and Peter Juhl
both sentenced from Minneapolis escaped
from the Minnesota state prison here,
Saturday evening and up to a late hour
have not been %recaptured
although close search has been made of
the surrounding country and is still in
progress. The lei effected their release
by using false keys made either by them
selves or handed them by confederates
who saw them as visitors. Then they
scaled the north wall and made off Nc
Carthy, alias Kid McNish, alias w. D.
Mack, alias Thomas Hatch, a sen-
fenced in 1909 to a ten-year term for
frs. degree assault He is said to
have escaped from the Montana peniten-
tary and also from Fort Madison. Iowa.
Juhl was sentenced last June to q 9-year
sentence for grand larceny in the first
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