The Dickinson press., 1912-07-13

Two young sons of Dr.. and Mrs. o.
j. Soule of Rockford. ILL.,. are visiting
Dr.. and Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey is
a sister of DR.. Soule.
Harry Wilson returned the first of the
week from Missoula, Mont. where he
visited at the home of his uncle, C. F..
Wilde, for several weeks.
The Benedictine Sisters are very en-
thusiastic over the beauties of the
chapel which has just been re-decora-;
ted by j. Bandet. The floral free hand
work is very beautiful.
In the Pure Food list which appears
in this issue of the PRESS, Prof. Ladd
brands a lot of the preparations sent
out by the Farmers General Service.
Co. of Minneapolis as illegal.
The family of Car Foreman VIM.
Kirby expected to move to this city
from Mandan the latter part of this
week. Mr.. Kirby spent a few days the
first of the week in Mandan.
The Odd Fellows installed the follow
ing officers on Tuesday evening: F. C.
Angliss, N. G.. }. S. Brayfeld. v. G. /;
j. P. Jingle, secretary; V. lessen.
chaplain and Harold Peck. inner guard.
P. H. Rumble estimates his loss by
the cloud burst and hail on the 4th
to about S.. 600. He had hail insur-
ance to the amount of 81. $50 in the
Orchard agency. His crops were en-
tirely destroyed and something like $50
sheep were lost in the river.
Quite a company of Dickinson people
were guests of Supt. and Mrs. L. r.
Waldron at the experiment station
Wednesday night, enjoying a dish of
Stark county strawberries. Twenty hours
later the berry. cherry and apple pros
poets at the station were totally de-
stroyed. .
j. E. Conlon returned Wednesday
from Trotters, north of Beach, where he
had spent a week with his family. He
was accompanied as far as Beach by
his wife and Mrs. Egan, who remained
over until Friday. A telephone mes
sage Thursday stated that the hail
storm did not hit that portion of the
country. There was wind and some
rain at Beach. ,
j. Bandet has lust finished painting
the Ayers residence and a finer job OF
outside work would be hard to find.
Mr.. Bandet knows his business thor
oughly, is an expert in mixing paints
and is conscientious and painstaking.
The morning after the storm Mr.. Ban
Diet said that when he guaranteed work
he did. that everything would be
put in perfect condition. although it
cost him considerable money.
Arthur E. Danes. supposed to be a
Hamm Brewing Co. agent. who took
a change of venue from Justice A. P.
Folsom to Justice Walter Sterland, was
bound over to district court in the sum
of ST. 900 which was furnished. Mr..
DANES was. arrested at Taylor on the
4th on a charge of violating the prohi :
bition law. He had Attorney Faber of
Glen Ullin and Attorney Burgeson of
Dickinson as counsel.
Two Of the men arrested at Taylor on
the 4th for violation of the prohibition
law, pleaded guilty the first of the week
and Wednesday afternoon both received
sentences from Judge W. C. Crawford
of go days in Jail and fines of 5000
each. The parties are said to have
come to this county from Mandan.
They were selling beer at the stock
yards in Taylor. Arthur Danes was
taken at the same time on the same
charge but his case goes to the district
court.
The apparatus on the play ground has
been installed and many persons have
enjoyed the benefits from it. The mat
ter of hours has caused a slight difficult
ty and it is desired by the club and the
director that parents see that their
children leave the grounds at 80, as
noises, etc., after hours have caused a
disturbance that is mot desired. The
directors supervision ceases at 8 80 and
then the parents have the responsibility
of governing the actions of their chill
dren. Complaints should be made di-
rectly to the director and the members
of the club and not others.
AARAn0AH