The Dickinson press., 1912-03-02

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Deputy Sheriff j. E.. Dryer went to
South Heart and Bel6eld on Monday to
serve some papers.
Fred Cook, a large farmer in the vi
Of Bailey. has been in the city
this week for treatment.
The beautiful song THE Rosary" is
rendered in the last act of THE Ros-
ary.'' the successful play which comes
March IL.
Michael Collins returned Tuesday from
two months spent in southern California.
MI. Collins returned to his work in the
N. P. shops the following night.
Ed. r. Ewes, the new man at the
Roquette store, has rooms at the Geo.
Sen0ur home. He likes 1t out here and
plans on bringing his family out from
Pennsylvania during the summer.
Catholic organizations throughout
the country have assisted materially in
making the Rosary" which comes to
Dickinson. March IL, the biz hit it has
proved to be everywhere.
Mrs. Emanuel Barth; of Mott is in a
Bismarck hospital for treatment. Mr..
Barlh. who is a candidate for sheriff in
Hettineer county. was down the first of
the week to see his wife.
Mrs. G. A. Perkins. Mrs. c. N. Barker
and Mrs. S. M. Ferris will entertain the
Ladies Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church at the Perkins residence on
Thursday afternoon. March 7th.
Senator L. A. Simpson. candidate for
the nomination of Congress in the
Third district comprising the western
third of the state, was in Bismarck and
Mandan the FIRST of the week.
Mrs. Jennie Bailey, mother of Dr.. S.
W. Bailey. the local o%steopath. and Mrs.
Guy Smith, were in from Bailey this
week. The latter was in for ~osteopath
treatme mt. while MEs. Bailey visited at
the home of her son.
+ James Thornton of South Heart is
driver for the Northwestern Laundry Co.
beginning work this week. Mr.. Thornton
brought his family down from the farm
near South Heart and they will reside
in the city.
Tom Anders was in the city the past
week to get a train to Stevens Point,
Wis.,. where he had business demand
ing his attention. Mr.. Anders is a large
farmer at Bailey and expected to return
in about q week. "a
Dr.. r. Colwill was given the master
degree at the Masonic temple last
Friday night. Five of his friends
came along to see that things were done
right. Their names are: Robert X.
Stuart. W.. w. Beebe. A. C. HosfieId,
o. L. Rapp and David Couts.
Rev. Noah Garwick. pastor of the
Congregational churches at Emerson and
Manning, recently closed a very success
full series of revival meetings at Emer-
son and it was understood that he was
also going II conduct a series of SER
vices at Manning. Mr.. Garwick teach
es the public school at Emerson.
1t is understood that the school hoard
al Regent expect 10 advertise before
long for bids for the erection of a new
village school. ]. P. Juneers is clerk
of the board, a position that he filled
with general satisfaction for school
boards in Stark county some years ago.
The board will specify Dickinson brick
for their new school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ranbere returned
Saturday from their extended trip to
Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mrs. Rem
berg went to Wisconsin in October to
visit her parents and about W. months
ago her husband went down, visiting his
folks in Minnesota en- route. They came
home via Rugby where they visited a
sister and where they resided before
coming to Dickinson.
George Diers and Miss Annie lander,
sister-in-law, were in from 20 miles
southeast last Saturday, visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fan
der in Dickinson. Mr.. Diers has a half
section Of land and will farm about
one-half of the same this season. Miss
Zander came out from Minnesota a
month ago to assist her Stark county
relatives and likes the country so we'll
that she will likely remain all summer.
In the Lawler Live Stock Co. case in
chambers before judge w. C. Crawford
this week, q motion was made to have
complaint more specific and also as
have William Mottershead removed to
receiver of the said company. The
first motion was denied. Senator [. A..
Simpson and Minneapolis counsel ap-
peared for the Joe Lawler interests and
W. F.. Burnett for the Bookings and
Mottershead side.
Glendive Review "A very pretty
wedding was celebrated at St. J%uIian's
Catholic church On Monday. February
10Th, when the Rev. Father Stack uni-