The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22

C. S. Lee was in from Oakdale on
Thursday.
For Sale-a new pi ano. Inquire at
PRESS office. 4-22-tf
C. A. Ladenbuger came in from Dunn
ounty this week.
Robert Wilcox was in from the Oak
dale country this week.
Saturday is special for Odds Purity
Mix candy. Price 15c per lb. for this
day. 1t
Attorney r. H. Yaeck of Richardton
was attending to business in the city on
Thursday.
B. Lepper and his nephew. Milo
Nellis. went west on Friday to get a
view of the bad lands.
Acting Agent j. H. Palmer will 60
back to his work as train dispatcher as
soon as he is relieved by the new AGENT
W. H. Byrns. ..
The Vaughn Fuel Co. has been
awarded the contract for excavating
the Elk basement. Work will commence
as soon as c. S. Langdon gets the lots
cleared.
P. H. McGrath went to New England
on Thursday evening in the Gardner auto
livery. The car, will Ray Lambertson
in charge, left Dickinson between 9 and
10 O'Clock.
Atty. S. E. Smalley stopped off in the
city q few days this week to look over
land interests in the vicinity of Dickin-
son. Mr.. SmaIley was en- route from a
visit on the coast to his home in Wis
consin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heiser were
arrested at Lehigh this week on a charge
of maintaining a common nuisance.
They were taken before Justice A. P.
Folsom where they gave bail in the sum
of $500 each for their appearance on
Saturday,
According to Fargo advices, John
Dick. a Wibaux resident, died there on
the 10Th Of pneumonia. A message
requested that the body be buried in
Fargo but later word was received to
hold the remains. One Of the hospital
attendants says that deceased was heard
to say something about a wife and child
from whom he was separated.
c. A. Tear has just all he can attend
to this season moving buildings. His
son George has been sick, which has put
them back a few DAYS with their work.
They have a Job at Yates and George
has been thinking that he might look
after that while his father was getting
the Linsley house on the Elk corner
blocked up and ready to move. 1t had
not been settled Thursday where the
house would be moved, but it seemed
Likely that Mr.. Lanedon would take it to
his five acre lot just east of the expert
ment station.
Will Dickinson and E. Deffebach were
about the only people from Dickinson
attending the annual stock meeting in
Miles City this week. Mr.. Dickinson
returned Wednesday night and reports
a large attendance. about the usual
number of live stock commission men on
hand, but the street parade seemed more
like a'dry farming congress meeting thar
that Of cattle and sheep groweres. A
yoke of oxen in the parade were the
same animals that went through Dickin.
son in a stock car q short time ago.
A new N. P. passenger schedule goes
into effect on Sunday, April 23rd. The
time of trains No. 1. 2, s and 8 remain
unchanged. No. 3 will arrive at, 2 2:
p. m. instead of 2 :0S, a quarter of al
hour later, leaving at 1888 o'clock.
The greatest difference is in the tim,
of train No.-4. which will arrive at S 81
a. M. over half an hour later than til,
present schedule. This change will b,
found convenient for people getting GU
on this early train. No. S will arriv,
10 minutes later or at IL rs, and N
] at 6 100 O'Clock p. n. instead of s 20
All trains stop here 10 minutes.