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The Dickinson press., 1911-06-24
JAMES Rt,..ss az,
Mp. pm. ,c'ct'1 YEARS

Death claimed another Stark county
pioneer last Saturday. James Reilly, who
died at his home in Richardton. For
the past year Mr.. Reilly had suffered
from dropsy and heart trouble and
recently spent six weeks in the Brainerd
hospital taking treatment
The funeral was held on Sunday after
noon, Vesper service being said in St.
Mary's abbey at Richardton. The
funeral was largely attended by his
many friends who laid many beautiful
floral tributes on the casket. Interment
was made in st. Marv's cemetery.
Mr.. Reilly was born in New York state
on September 2. 1852. and spent much
Of his early life with his parents in
Doone, Iowa. He married Louella Fuller
on October 3, 1875, at Des Moines. Iowa,
and came to North Dakota ~ years ago.
locating first at Medora. then at Man
dan. and the last q years were spent at
Richardton.. Ever since coming to North
Dakota he has had the position Of pum-
per with the Northern Pacific being sue
ceeded at Richardton by son. He was
faithful and conscientious worker, and
always ready to lend helping hand to
his friends. .
A wife and seven children survive Mr..
Reilly, Mrs. Clint Randall of Schafer.
John Reilly of Medora. and Peter.
James. Andrew, Edison and Frank Of
Richardton. Deceased was a member Of
the Modern Woodmen of America and
carried insurance in that order.
In the death of Mr.. Reilly. the family
loses faithful and devoted husband
and father, and Stark county loses one
of its oldest and most loyal citizens.
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-24
TRIAL on
DAMAGING EVIDENCE

The case of the state against Ex-State
Treasurer Bickford, now being tried ats
Washburn before Judge Crawford, bids
fair to be a lengthy one. Up to Thurs
day but four of the twenty-five wit
nesses called by the state had been on
the stand.
Mrs: Mitchell. chief clesk in the treas
urer's office during Bickford's incum-
bency. gave damaging testimony in
part as follows: .l-
'.WhenI returned to the Office after
Thanksgiving day, 1910, ! found
s10, 600 cash taken from the drawer and
in it's place slip made out by W. D.
Austin. deputy state treasurer. A few
days later, found charge of S., 600
against the First National bank of Bis
marck and similar charge against the
First National bank of Fargo. but moth
ing in the drawer to count as cash. l
called Treasurer Bickfords attention to
the matter, saying that we were $40. 600
short as the cash now stood. He said
to put slip in the drawer. told him
/ did not like to count slips as cash.
He told me it should make no difference
to me but that he would put something
in the drawer to count as cash. A few
days later he put in the drawer certifi-
Gates of deposit from the First State
bank Of BowbelIs Tor sums aseregatine
SIS. 900 and his personal check for S.
600. That was carried as cash until the
last of December. -
Court is held in the opera house to &C.
commodate the people who wish to fol-
low the case.
A dispatch has this to say regarding
Judge w. C. Crawford's probable course
with regard to the jury:
There is little likelihood that the
Bickford jury will be locked up for a
night, even though their deliberations
are of long duration. 1t is known fact
that Judge w. c. Crawford is opposed
to tie practice of pennine up jury and
has never yet ordered it done. Judge
Crawford holds that justice will be as
nearly done without torturing juror,
and that there is no more cause for
locking up the IL jurors all night than
there is for locking up the presiding
judge during every night of the hear
ing of q case.
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-24
BAKERS Illl l,Il own I mi1lcH |. LAND III
AROUND TOWN Of EMERSON

v. "A. Baker. cashier of the Emerson
State bank, came to Dickinson last
Saturday in his auto bringing, c, j.
Anderson, who was making commu ta-
tion proof, and two witnesses. Carl
Wisted and Oscar johnson.
". "A. Baker and his two brothers,
Louis and Oscar, and their father E. O,
Baker. are the principal owners of the
Emerson bank and store. They were
engaged in trade at Taylor for several
years. where they still have business
property and also had store at Halli-
day. They decided, however: that it
was best to concentrate their interest at
Emerson, where they own $3.50 acres Of
fine farming lands. and so sold out their
Taylor and Halliday stores.
The Bakers have both Gasoline and
steam engine and have cropped 1, 500
acres Of grain this season, 4, 600 acres
being flax which was Finished the morn
ind Nj. Baker came To- Dickinson.
The old Roquette ranch and home
,steads y.sse located him & mile q
SSthe pfesent site Of Emerson and thsse
lands were acquired by the Bakers about
ten years ago at s. per acre Much q
thS other land which they own wai
bought at s1.25 per acre and some d
the old timers called them fools for buy.
l sing even at this price. Such lands arr
now worth $40 % SIS per acre.
Emerson ID located on Knife river &
little east and about 22j miles north
of Dickinson.
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-24
fine RAIN WEDNESDAY
REScuES wheat CROP

Intense Heat Three Days Made Everybody Blue. Thyour
Hundreds Inch Of Rain June Made Everybody Smile Partly
Cloudy Weather Thursday Following Rain Crop Conditions
Around Dickinson Are Very Good
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-24
TOUR STATE
NOVEL Adv.
New England Business Men
Send Ball Team. Crockard
Takes 3 Contestants. Dickin-
sor Takes Game III to 7.

The New England ball team, includ-
ing a pitcher from Reeder and catcher
from Lennon, came up Tuesday and
played the Dickinson nine in the after
noon. The visitors were very confident
that they could handle Dickinson easily
and sent one of their number around
with big roll Of money before the
game started and found takers for it all.
After the game had started they COM
menced to realize that they had not
sized up the Dickinson aggregation cor
rectly and they were not seeking any
more bets.
Gibson and Connolly started as the
battery for the Milwaukee boys. Davis
and Howard for Dickinson.
The first inning resulted in score for
each side, the locals taking two more in
the next. New England tied this in the
first of the 3rd. but when Dickinson
came to bat in the last half, there was
something doing. A score was made
and man or two walked. when Gibson
was replaced in the box by Shimanski.
The pitcher from Reeder could not stop
the runs and our players piled up 3
more, making 7, as against for the
Milwaukee players.
In the 5th each side tailed sore and
in the 7th the visitors secured runs.
Bentz was hit in the small of the back
by wild pitched ball and could not 60
into the box as had been planned.
| For the last two innings Powers took
Davis place and with good support was
able to hold the picked nine from the
south down to run. Dickinson took
more in the 9Th which rounded out the
ii tallies against for the other side.
Those who played for New England
were Anderson, Lang, Aase, Gardner,
Gibson, Connolly, Shimanski, Julaski.
thatcher and Larson. The last named
played Is said to be star pitcher. but
he was being saved for game at Fargo
on Wednesday.
Connolly and Gibson did not 90 east
with the team. j. M. Robinson of Dick
inson and Carl Dorller Of Mandan being
substituted.
Martin Connolly, publisher of the
Hettinger County Herald. played an
errorless game. as usual behind the bat.
making the only home run during the
game.
Editor C. H. Crockard is personally
conducting the New England ball play
ers' trip, which includes Fargo. Devils
Lake and other points in the state, and
he is combining it with his newspaper
tour. Editor Crockard recently inaugu-
rated subscription contest in which
those turning in certain number of
paid subscriptions were promised free
trip over the state.
The personnel of the party as it left
Dickinson on Tuesday night was: Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Crockard and sister, Miss
Holbrook, Misses Efiie Marsh, Grace Ros-
borough and Susie Harrison. successful
contestants; and the base ball team as
given above.
Il A car was chartered from Dickinson
to Fargo and as far as Devils Lake.
New England expects to gel some good
advertising out of the trip and he1
liberal business men have guaranteed
any deficit in the expenses of the ball
team. 1t is a novel way of touring the
state ard cannot fail of affording much
nleasuro t0 the narticinanta Svho ara
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NsS3sr'. Is. 3aH.
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9dGJidber Weartt 0eridbt.
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