The Dickinson press., 1912-08-17

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west on Tuesday attending to some
business matters.
Arthur Clark. southeast of the city.
was enjoying q visit last week from his
old friend W. r. Shurts of Boone, Iowa.
R. W. Neal and daughter in-law, Mrs.
Bert. were up from their farm near
Gladstone attending to business mat
tiers on Tuesday.
Mrs. R. H. Beach expects 10 leave
in a few days for a several weeks visit
at her old home in Pontiac, ILL.,. and
with relatives and friends in toilette
and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Funk of Miles City
were in the city this week visiting
Barber and Mrs. Fred Funk. The GENTLE
men are brothers while the Mesdames
Funk are sisters.
Mrs. l.. D. Gray left Wednesday for
Plains. Mont, where it is hoped her
health will be benefited by the climatic
change. Mrs. Gray has a brother there
and will remain Indefinitely.
Mrs. Sch'eicher, mother of Mrs. H.
H. Reynolds. and Mrs. X. McCollum,
sister of Mrs. Reynolds of Quincy, ILL.,,
arrived last Saturday for a weeks visit
at the Reynolds home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Smith expected
to leave Saturday for Broncho, where
they will spend a week with their son,
d. Smith. In a few days subsequent
they expect to leave for their home in
Selah, WASH. after spending several
weeks here.
This week the seven iron r oof Grid
ers were being taken from the railroad
yards to the Elk building. The so foot
length girders weigh 1000 pounds and
the shorter ones 2. 500 pounds. There
are about so tons of iron going into this
new structure.
Jerry Hayes and Joe Cain came in
from Six Mile ranch the first of the
week with two cars of horses which
they shipped to Crookston, Mimi. for
private sale. Mr.. Cain went with the
horses and Mr.. Hayes went down later
in the week.
A new Vocation organ has recently
been placed in St. Patrick's church.
Mrs. P. j. Needham, organist and
choir director, has been doing splendid
work, especially with the young voices
and has a choir of which Father John
Dignam and his congregation are proud.
Miss Edna Kono retuned Tuesday from
Valley City where she attended teach
er's summer school. She stopped off at
jamestown a few days to visit her
mother who is spending some time with
Mrs. C. H. Thompson, formerly of
Dickinson. Miss Kono will teach school
No. 7, four miles northwest of the city.
Mrs. H. K. Nichols and children left
Wednesday for her old home in Knapp,
MIMI, where they will visit for about a
month. Her sister, Miss Lucille futile.
who has been visiting here, for a few
weeks. was also returning home with
Mrs. Nichols and they expected to visit
relatives and friends in St. Paul en-
route down.
At the recent meeting of the state
democratic central committee at Fargo.
E. ]. Hughes of Dickinson was made
a member of the congressional commit
tee from the third congressional dis
trict. The other members of the COM
mittee are E. H. Stenwick of Minot, G..
1. Solum of Mandan. Dick Peyton of
Willis:on and M. H. Jefferson of
Beach.
Anton Tanburg and W. J. Motley are
ordering an ensilage cutter. Both
have silos and they want the cutter in
time to care for their corn crop which
should be cut green. just before frost,
and put into the silos Immediately.
They estimate that they can easily
fill a 100 ton silo in two days, at least
the only question would be the getting
of the fodder in from the fields. The
cutter will cost about 5000 and it is
possible that Rasmus Jensen will take
a third interest with these gentlemen
as he expects to put up a silo another
season. A threshing machine engine
will be used for power.
Attorneys T. D. Casey and T.. A.
Simpson journeyed to Medora on Mon
day to act as counsel in what promises
to be an important criminal action.
Steve Andor had some trouble with Ed.
Campbell recently over some stock mat
tiers, as a result of which Mr.. Andor is
complaining witness against his neigh
Dor. Attorneys Simpson and j. X.
Swihart appear for defendant, while At
torneys Casey and Richard Gallagher
are looking after the states side of the
case. The case will probably come up
in the district court. whenever that
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