The Dickinson press., 1912-09-07

S. P. Gotta made a trip to Manda,
Friday.
Attorney General Miller was in tn,
city Saturday.
Mrs. Idella Hahn left Thursday even,
ing for Edeeley.
Judge Crawford and r. v. Boulse
went to Manning Friday morning I,
hear naturalization cases.
The Sutherland. Mcbride and Li.,
grain is threshing out 30 to 80 bushela
the best yield being in summer fallow
Mrs. Nels Nichols of Medora was If
Bismarck Thursday to enter her dauah.
ter. Miss Bessie, in ST., Catherine,
school.
Miss Irene Church of Midway and
Misses Marion and Edna Smith of Edaa,
are in town again for school and are al
J. L. McCutchan's.
In the Dunn county case, Hanson w
Gunwall. for damage caused by prairie
fire. Messrs. Simpson and Mcbride &c.
cured a verdict for the plaintiff OF
81. 500 and costs.
5. K. Shannon returned 10 Dickinson
this week and his many friends are Glad
he is to make this city headquarters
while acting as collector for the Inter-
national Harvester Co. a
On September 18th. judge Crawford
will hold a term of Stark county court
for the purpose of hearing naturaliza-
tion cases.. The regular jury term of
court opens on October 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Inman of Mis-
soula, Mont, arrived in the city Thurs
day evening and went to Fayette Fri
day morning to visit Mrs. Inman's
brother, A. A. Davidson, for a month.
Misses Emma Christensen and Jennie
Freeman. Nels and Victor Christensen
returned from the ranch the last of the
week. Nels returned to the ranch and
Miss Emma is at the Barker home for
the present.
A. D. Davis went to Gladstone Tues
day to prepare the remains of George
Herr, the ~2O-years-old son of MIR. and
Mrs. Nicholaus Herr, who died of
typhoid fever. Interment was made in
the Gladstone cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs, Victor Hayes came in
from their fahch On Maverick Flats last |
Saturday with their mother, Mrs. Min
ME Klinefelter who had been visiting |
them for a few days. They expected to
by the middle of the week.
The. canvas of votes for coneressmen
from the third district did not ma
change the figures already
Senator Simpson had 206 ma
jority on first choice but P. D. Norton
in the combind first and second choice
votes was a majority of about 200.
A. H. Axtell was in the city a few
days this week visiting his wife and
orders for the John v. Farwell
Co. for whom he is travelling salesman.
Ais old friends were glad to greet him
hgain and wish him success with his
new work. He went west on Friday.
Andrew ErdahI and Otto Hennings
returned this week from a pleasant
vacation trip which included Portland
San Francisco, Los Angeles. Long
Beach and Salt Lake City. At Long
Beach they met MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Wilson who were out from Phoenix,
Arizona, for a vacation,
Manager C. F. Norton of the Western
Union Telegraph office, left Thursday
for the Cities and Hancock, MIMI,
where he will spend a vacation of
about two weeks. He expects to bag
a lot of game while in Hancock. C. E.
is taking Mr.. Norton's place
at the telegraph Office during his
absence.
Frank Schank was in from his farm
"a miles south on Wednesday and says
that harvesting is we'll under way in his
vicinity. From one load of oats he
threshed 81 bushels and Mike Wallery
had ia bushels from two loads. An
other of his neiehbors-Steven Kaufman
SO bushels from two similar sized
loads. Mr.. Schank thinks his wheat
will average 30 bushels to the acre.
Deputies Jerry Dryer and R. A. Lyon
went to- jamestown Wednesday with a
Mr.. Schultz, whom they placed in the
insane hospital. Mr.. Schultz was a
homesteader from about six miles south
of Zenith and was at the Jamestown
asylum last year and made his escape.
On complaint of some of his neigh
bors he was taken to Dickinson by Sher-
iff WEIGH and adjudged insane.
Jim DAILY. charged with selling in
toxicants. and Louis Gullickson charged
with dischareing fire arms on the street,
and endangering lives, were arrested
in Taylor this week and brought before