The Dickinson press., 1912-07-06
Attorney T. D. Casey is expected back
from Baltimore the first of the week. :

Attorney +. D. Casey is expected back
from Baltimore the first Of the week. /:
The indications Friday were that
country.
For rent-3 room house on Sims St.
City water. Call at Miss Lizzie Rapp's
or phone 10 J. 1p
The Walton & Davis Co. will receive
bids for the brick work on the Mary
Walton building until noon of Saturday
July 18th.
1t is expected that the annual picnic
at the Dickinson experiment station
will be held the last of the month,
probably about the 9th.
Attorney H. E. Haney came down
from Belfield on Wednesday to visit his
sister, Mrs. Rosencrans and Mrs. Hall of
Chicago. who are out for a short visit.
Mark Purcell will be in Dickinson
the first Of the week with the air brake
instruction car. His assistant. Joe
Boyd. will be along and Geo. Pierce,
representing the Westine house people.
J.. Bandet, the painter. went to Gay
lord for the 4th. He was met in Bel
field by a friend. Mr.. Bandet will
paint the new church in the French
settlement as soon as it is ready.
The Mandan Chautauqua assembly
opens Friday. July 18th. closing on the
18th. The PRESS office has a quantity
of the program and parties interested
should call and get a copy.
Henry Brademeyer had quite a loss
last week in the burning of his farm
barn north of Taylor. It had been
erected about a year. He had about
81, 900 insurance but that does not
nearly cover the loss.
Gregor Selinger, school clerk in the
Stolz district, was in Dickinson on
Wednesday looking after some business
matters. The board did not accept
any of the bids for new school houses
and is now advertising again.
MAIDS Jesperson who returned to Taylor
from Fargo recently, is feeling quite
we'll again. His son, Levi. is improv-
ing and will likely be home within a
few days. His mother has been with
him at Fargo now for about a week.
Bismarck Tribune: ''Dadd'' Carter s
failure to land the nomination for a
second term as county judge out in
Stark county. was a disappointment to
the press gang, but he will probably
be at newspaper work better than ever.
Billy Chaloner went to Taylor on
Thursday to get the road machine which
is to be used in Commissioner Frank
Roquettes' district for a few weeks
after which Commissioner De]bert
Hughes will take it to the first district.
Mrs. E. P. Lee and Miss Hargrave
were entertaining a party of young
ladies at cards on Friday in honor of
Miss Anne Powell of Texas, who is visit
ing her aunts, Mrs. Jefferies and Miss
Spears. Cards were the amusements
and a delicious luncheon served by the
hostesses.
Attorneys T. F. Murtha and W. F.
Burnett were at Manning OIL Wednesday
trying the Frank Kovash will case be-
fore Charles Bugbee, county judge The
case was taken under advisement. 1t
will likely be appealed to district court
whatever decision is given by Mr..
Bugbee.
There are no changes in primary
nominations other than congressional
from the announcement made in the
PRESS last week. The official count
in Stark county will probably be COM
pleted this week, but the total will not
be changed much if any from the figures
already given. For governor on the
democratic ticket. it is claimed now
that Frank O. Hellstrom is nominate d
W. F. Gobius, Fred Maser. s.. D.
Gregg and Pres. E. A. Lillibridge of
the Stark County Development league.
, waited on the commissioners this week
, and were assured that the u mill levy
would be made providing the petitions
!, showed the requisite number of signers,
etc. The committee is we'll satisfied
with the work up to the present time.
, Three new members was the record for
j, the Commercial Club on Wednesday
, night. The sum of $500 was voted for
. the merchants convention week. Fred
Maser, a member of the good roads
= committee, made a very favorable re-
a port of the meeting with the county
board. AS soon as it stops raining
there will be some good work on the
roads.
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