The Dickinson press., 1911-11-11
Thursday. November 3oth. is Thanks

Thursday, November 30th. is Thanks
giving.
There will be a turkey shoot on the
Lenneville farm on Sunday. November
18th. IS birds will be shot for. l1-4-2t
F. ". Mclean Of Fargo, secretary of
the state Democratic Central committee.
was in Dickinson the past week. He.
seemed pleased with conditions In Stark
county.
M. Fahey, the Northern Pacific special
agent, was recently seized with an al
tack Of quick consumption. Ne .xas
at Mandan when he had His hrst heusor-
rhaee. and IL was. thought f0ria / me
that he could not survive.
Chas. Langley and Miss Della Spears
autoed down to Bowman. Sunday 10 1et
Mrs. Emma McCloy and Mrs. Geo.
Dobson, who had been spending q. week
with Mrs. J. E: Phelan and Mrs. bueald
Stewart.
E. H. Hoffman was in the. first of the
week from his Bull. creek ranch with
some pork. for the family in Dickinson.
1t will be: a month, perhaps. before MI.
Hoffman gets in fol. the winter, bit Ills
son. Jay, will be in to start school the
coming week. ~, !
December 10 has been settled uponsas
the date for initiating, a. class of; about
40 into The Dickinson. X; c. lodee.No.
1915. This will be the second class Tor
the Dickinson. lodge. and there will be
a banquet and prominent speakers for
the occasion.
Mandan News Wayne Klinefelter.
formerly of this city. now employed as
night car clerk in the Dickinson yard
office, was among the rooters who d.:
%companied the Dickinson football team
to this city Saturday.
New Salem Journal John Christians.
formerly of the Lehieh mines at Lehieh.
is pit boss, having charge of all the
work below ground. His wife is mis-
tress of the boarding house where about
forty men are daily provided with food
and lodging.
The. people of Bowman county are
making arrangements for a Farmers
institute to be held at Bowman in the
early part of December. w. R. Lanxon
is superintendent of the sub station work
at Hettinger and while that work is only
in its infancy yet, it is becoming a.
great help to the farmers of the Milwau-
kee territory.
Scranton Register Amos, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Crowl. left Saturday
for Aberdeen, where he enrolled as q
student for a course in a business COL
lege. The evening preceding his de-.
parture was n of much pleasure to the
younger set, quite a number of them
coneregating and making merry at the
Charles Crowl home.
w. A. BONN was in Dickinson last
Saturday from his farm four miles south
of Belield. Mr.. Bohn was formerly at
Eyota. Mimi, and still has land hold
ings in the Gopher state. He has
Travelled quite q little the past season
and is convinced that there is no part of
the United States Offering greater in
ducements to settlers than western North
Dakota.
A very large attendance Oh aracterized'
the state educational association gath
ering at Fargo last week. One of our
Missouri Slope educational workers.
Supt. Kitchen of Billings county, had a
paper entitled THE School Teacher in
Politics and Religion" which he hand
led very ably. The next meeting, which
will be the 10Th annual gathering, will
be held at Grand Forks. ,
Work is being pushed on the new N,
P. branch out of Glendive and the line
will be completed as fer as Sidney this
fall. Sidney is the metropolis of the low
er Yellowstone Valley about so miles
from Glendive, and is where our old-time
resident, J.. A. Ferris, is located in the
mercantile business. The new line
will. no doubt, carry a lot of grain out
of that country this winter. 4
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Among the nineteen apple growers of
the Northwest, who have entered the
prize contest at the American Land &
Irrigation Exposition which is being
held in New York city the first two
weeks of November, appears the name
of C. H. Pearl of Prosser. Wash. Mr..
Pearl is a Dickinson old timer, who
has been growing fruit in Washington
for the past several years. Our people
will be glad to see him win.
Commissioners Herman Leutz and
Frank Roquette. Auditor j. L. Hughes
and Mr.. York. the bridge contractor.
were taken to the Bull creek country
the nast week nv Earl Rranick Tho