The Dickinson press., 1911-10-28

A daughter was born recently TO MI.
and Mrs. S. D. Camp in this city.
Attorney F. C. fleffron has been in
Spokane and points west this week.
Mrs. G. W. Sargent returned Thursday
from a several weeks visit with rela-
tives in La Crosse. Wis.
Div. Supt. Lantry wat in the city en-
Thursday and attended St. Patrick's
church fair in the evening.
Attorney j. X. Swihart was down
from Medora on Thursday to look after
some legal matters in Stark county.
F. L. Shuman. district manager for
the North Dakota Independent Tele-
phone Co.. was up from Fargo on bust
ness this week.
r. S. Davidson. local manager of the
Russell-Miller Milling Co.. went to Min.
neapolis Tuesday where he will transact
business for several days.
Mrs. Garfield McNeill expects to leave
Reeder about November l for Marsh
field, Wis.,, to spend the winter at the
home of her uncle. c. T. Childs.
Jacob Bull returned Thursday from a
few days visit at the home of an uncle
at Mandan. He expected to return to
his ranch at Mary the latter part of tie
week.
c. W. Conroy, with the John D.
Gruber Co.. writes from SarIes. N. D..
that he and Mrs. Conroy are still keep
ing posted on Western North Dakota do
ings through the PRESS.
Alfred White and T. j. Greene were
out south this week looking up some
business matters. Mr.. Greene recently
purchased a section of land of Mr..
White in the Cannon Ball country.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gordon will get
away next Wednesday ii Mr.. Gordon
gets his work in shape. They will 60
east to franklin. Pa. for a short visit.
thence to Long Beach. California. for
the winter months.
E. X. Leonard came down Thursday
from Helena. Mont, to visit his wife
and little daughter for several days.
Mr.. Leonard is associate agent with
Walter Junkin for the Brictson Auto
Tire Cover Co., their territory including
the state of Montana.
The North Dakota Educational associ-
alton will hold its annual meeting at
Fargo next Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Supt. P. S. BERG of the city
schools and County Supt. Mary Nolan
will 60 down from Dickinson to be in
attendance.
Anton Jensen returned Thursday after
noon from a week spent in Minnesota.
Mrs. Jensen was called to Underwood,
MIMI, recently by the death of a sister
from typhoid fever. A second sister is
quite ill with fever and Mrs. Jensen re-
mains for a few weeks.
M. Lally was up before Police Magis-
trate Nichols this week. The magistrate
placed the bail at $500 and Mike made
the remark that he was just as we'll off
inside the Jail as out and accordingly
was taken to his new boarding place by
Chief of Police Corbett. The charge
against Mike is selling intoxicauts.
The l4-months' old son of Mrs.
Thomas Geppert died ON Thursday morn
ing. The child had been lowering be-
tween life and death for several
weeks. suffering with spinal meningitis.
Funeral services were held Oh Friday
from the L. A. Davis & Son morgue and
the little son was laid at rest beside
his father who preceded him t another
world about two weeks ago. Much sym,
pathy is felt for the mother and little
brother and sister who survive.
Judge W. {. Crawford and Richard
Boulger. stenographer, went to Medora
on Friday to try court cases. A druggist
permit application from Beach was also
scheduled to come up at this time. On
Nov. 2 Judge Crawford is booked for
hearing court cases in Manning, and his
regular term for Hettinger county opens
at Mott on Nov. IA. The Charles Holton
prairie fire case comes up at Mott. W.
F. Burnett defending. A jury term is
called for Adams county at Hettinger
on the 21st, at which time the Denver
Woods case may come up. A week
later Judge Crawford will hear court
cases at Bowman.
The freshmen class of the Dickinson
high school gave their first class party
at the home of Dorothy Ayers. a men,
Der of the class. last Saturday evening.
It vas a Halloween party and all of
the guests came dressed in Hailowe'e en-
costume. The. house was decorated
with the usual black cats, COLLINS,
witches, etc.. and was lighted with
pumpkin Jack o lanterns and electric