The Dickinson press., 1911-02-04

Conductor S. J. Dunlap took Ia the
Farming Congress here this week.
Edward Cole of Lemmen, s. D., is
the new clerk at the Dickinson United
States land Office.
Lost-small pair Elk buttons, plain
mounted. Finder return to Grill and ret
reward. it
Shcllsmade was represented at the
Farming Congress by B. H. Wilson, j.
c. and D. M. Hart. From Midway was
M. c. Mccartney P. H. Rumble end Peter
Hagenstad.
More than the average amount of
snow fell this year during the month of
January. The record is fully 8 to 10
inches including the fall of the night of
the 31st. ..
The second in the series of the social
club dances raj enjoyed on Thursday
evening at the armory. Good music
was furnished by the Messersmith-
Rowell orchestra.
Charles H. and John F. Smith. Charles
Kramer, Thos. Oldi and C. H. Brown
were among those down from Sentinel
Butte for the Farming Congress. E.
Brown of Beach was another who wa
down.
Bert Townsend had a fire at Quinion
last Friday or Saturday that burned
everything in his store, also his garage
and automobile. Particulars are lack
ing. Mr.. Townsend carried auto insur-
ance in the Orchard Agency.
Jessie Leask entertained several of
her little girl friends on Saturday
evening in honor of her birthday ami
versary. Games were played and a
fine luncheon served by Mrs. Leask was
enjoyed by the young people. 3
Dr.. 1. M. Cady of Taylor. arrested
on a charge of maintaining a public
nuisance, has given bonds. A Paradise
man was caught and brought before
Justice Folsom on a similar charge,
but declares that a brother is the man
who committed the alleged offense of
selling intoxicants.
l wish to announce that l have re-
turned from a postgraduate course of
study in Vienna to Bismarck to resume
the practice of my profession. l shall
be located here permanently and con.
fine my practice, as in the past, to dis
eases of the eye, ear, O and throat,
and errors of refraction. DR.. T. NJ. Mac
Lachlan, Bismarck, N. d. 1-21-3t
Among those from Taylor attending
the Dry Farming Congress: Nels
Engbretson, Gilbert Helgeson. Sam
Waagen. John Gunwall, Milton Bobb,
Fred Madison. Ole Kyseth, Henry Mad
son, Frank Tracey. Knute Stanger, B..
T. Elkin and two sons. Clint Stoxen,
Abe Knudson, John Siminson, Ole Olson,
Sam Brand, Frank Hutchinson and Ben.
nett Payne.
Dunn county was we'll represented in
Dickinson this week, as will be seen
by the following list of names: A. A.
Liederback. C. j.. Hartell, 7. A. Hutch
inson, E. A. Peun. W. L. Tacker. Harry
Kasper, T. E. Hallingsworth, John
Kline, Ed. Palmer, j. W. Cormbes and
son, Carl Anderson, F. A. Lewis and
son and Geo. L. Gray. and son.
According to the state papers, D. E. !
Crowley of this city, is laboring with
one wing of the temperance forces in
Bismarck to get legislation to restore
the old style of druggist permits. Judge
Pollock of Fargo sees danger in the
proposed measure and expressed his
views in opposition to Druggist
Crowley at Bismarck this week.
S~teinbrueck's orchestra of Mandan,
will furnish music for the masquerade
ball of the G. l. A. to the B. of T.. E.
at the Armory on February 10. First
prize, the couple that represents their
part best. Second prize. the couple
having the best homemade costumes.
Third prize, the couple having the most
comical costumes. These attractions
should insure a large attendance and a
good time. Tickets for masked GENTLE
men Will be $1.OO spectators, 81 cents
and masked ladies free. 1-28-2t
On Monday FIR. Groetschel of St.
Joseph's church united in marriage
Thomas Reiss and Miss Katie Fried.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Fried, who live several miles
south of the city, and the groom is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Reiss, at
whose home. about four miles north.
the wedding festivities were enjoyed on
Monday evening, by about IS of their
friends and neighbors. Frank and J.
w. Reed and Valentine Rock were Dick
inson participants. The young couple
| will make their home with.the groom's
/ parents on the farm.
Hughes & Deiters have placed a light
on the high pole in front of their Office
and arranged with Manager Hall of
the city telephone exchange to notify the
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