The Dickinson press., 1912-04-13
Tho first iustallmeut Of 100 bible,

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were placed In the st. Charles Hotel
this week by the Gideons. The Gideons
plan to place one of. these Bibles in
every chamber in the local hotels and
other shipments will come later.
Medora Herald: Michael Kellar of
Dickinson. the man who u~nderstandeth
the vagaries and impressibilities of
gasoline. came to Medora Friday and ex-
tended the gasoline lighting system to
the sheriff's Office and jail corridor in
the court house.
Mrs. W. A.. Brubaker and two child
rem of Terry. Mont. spent Easter and
the first few days of this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris in Dickinson.
Mr.. Brubaker is cashier of the Terry
bank and was formerly located as N.
P. operator at Medora.
Miss Mary Pelissier finished her work
in the register of deeds office at Medora
and returned home to the city Saturday.
She was accompanied by MISS Mary
King who spent the Easter season here.
Miss Elsie also came in from her school
work at New England to spend Easter.
N. D. Nichols dug a we'll at his house
last week for curbine he used one of
the old rendering tanks that has lain in
the ruins of the packing plant. There
were only two of them. but they are
both o adapted to uses other than
they were at first intended. -Medora
Herald.
Frank Ficek. ST.. a farmer living in
the vicinity of Dickinson, was in St.
Joseph's hospital a few days the first of
the week for treatment for a seriously
injured eye. The man injured his eye
while working a harrow and was very
fortunate, under the circumstances, to
recover the full use of the member.
Martin Schiller has commenced farm
operations o. his land a mile south of
the city. He lives in town, driving
out and back each day, and expects to
crop about 800 acres. Frank Schiller
looks after the teaming business in
Dickinson and next winter when the
coal trade gets good again Martin
will be on hand again to help his broth.
R.
Judge W. c. Crawford stopped over in
Glendive for a day the first of the week
on his return from holding court in
Adams county. There were no cases
Of special Importance tried at Hettineel
last week. Judge Crawford expected
two court cases to be tried in Medora
this week and it was expected that
Judge Nuchols of Mandan would be
called in.
Miss Bertha Erdman in charge of the
nurses training course at the univer-
slty, was in the city on Thursday and
gave an interesting talk to the high
school. She also met the graduate nur.
ses in the city to dicuss the state regis
tration and association of nurses.
Miss Ethel Dodd acted in place of Miss
Poland. who is absent from the city
and who is chairman of the fourth
nurses district. Miss Erdman is on q
tour CT the state.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nc
Ginley closed a deal for the rental of
the Tim Cuskelly place one door west
of their St. Paul hotel building which,
was partially destroyed by fire just
about a year ago. They have rented the
Cuskelly property for a restaurant
and will use the second floor for ROOM
ers. This place is being thoroughly
renovated and will be put in first class
shape within the com ing few days.
New furniture has been ordered and
the place will be ready to open some
where between the goth of April and
the list of May. MIR. and Mrs. McGin-
ley always had the reputation of setting
a good table and in their new place.
the St. Paul Restaurant, they will
strive to main tain this high standard.
They appreciate favors that the public
has shown them in former years, when
they we're in business and trust that
they may be able to merit the patron
age of old customers and many new
ones.