The Dickinson press., 1912-05-04

y. W. Sellman ana l.. Cnfl8tlanSen
came down from Belfeld on Friday.
H. X. Nichols and o. H. Miller trans
acte business in South Heart Saturday.
r. S. Bookings is in the city wait
ing developments in the Lawler case.
Brakeman Harry Hager is back from
a several weeks trip to Arkansas and
Iowa.
Miss Mary Ann johnson of Northrop
was registered in the city Wednesday
and Thursday.
For rent-six room house corner of
Sims and First Street. Inquire of Mrs.
K. D. Wiley. 5-2-4t
C. H. Crockard came in from Bismarck
and went across country in the auto
livery on Friday.
Anyone wishing typewriting done
phone or call on Miss Schultz, McDon-
aid Building, Room 2. SAT-
The Standardization association
will give a dance at their z. C. B. j.
hall next Monday evening.
Nurse Miss Johnston returned Thurs
day from a few weeks visit with rela-
tives in Great Falls. Mont.
A. L. Patterson, a school teacher at
Snow, was in Dickinson on Friday.
returning in the evening as far as BEL
field.
Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Rockwell of Tay-
lor were in the city the first of the
week seeking treatment for their little
baby daughter.
This week the friends of Attorney H.
C. Berry have been circulating petitions
in the interest of his candidacy fol-
senator from Stark county.
Mrs. W. S. Bailey has been quite ill
for some little time but was better the
last of the week. Her mother, Mrs.
Ella Soule, is with her.
Mr.. and Mis-. M. Mckinley will open
their new restaurant in the old St. Paul
house on Sunday. Regular dinners and
suppers will be served for Csc and short
orders at all hours.
After the WOodmen members had
talked with Lecturer L. A. Corey of
Minot they did not appear TO think that
the advance in rates was so bad after
all.
On the 5th there will be doings at the
Sche6eld .postoffice Is miles south of
Dickinson and on the 18th St. Antony's
club will have open house at St. Eliza
beth.
There is a chance for some one to get
the old Cartwright Co. store cheap if
taken at once. Mrs. Walton is in q
hurry to get the new brick building
started.
The notes. contracts, etc. of the
Lawler Live Stock Co. have been turn
ed over to the court and it is understood
that there is a prospect of a settlement
being effected.
John McHale of Manning was taken
before Police Magistrate Nichols last
Monday on a charge of intemperance and
disturbing the peace. He was fined
SIS and costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Butt from north
east of the city have been quite ill the
past week. One child is also sick. Al
last reports they seemed to be improving
as we'll as could be expected.
James E. Rosen with the NEWLY
WEEDS and Their Baby at the .-opers
house Tuesday evening, is an old time
friend of Fred Deiters. and was enter.
tanned at the Deiters home while in The
city.
H. C. Christensen and son, Fred.
came in Wednesday from the rancl
near Oakdale. They expected to return
Saturday accompanied by Misses Emmt
Christensen and Jennie Freeman. who
will remain at the ranch the greatel
part of the summer.
j. A. McGregor is circulating a pc
tition for reelection to the Office o.
county auditor of Billings county. Mr.
McGregor did not intend to run for til,
Office at first but has since changed hi
mind and will make the race. He is ,
very competent Official.
The Epworth League of the Methods
church held its regular monthly bust
ness meeting and social at the hom,
of Wilson Eyer on Thursday evening
The following officers were elected 70
the ensuing six months: President
Carl Anderson; LIST vice president
Jennie Schultz; End vice president
Goldie Homer; 3rd vice president. Mrs
F. n. Farrand: 18th vice president. Mrs
Anderson; secretary and treasurer
Myrtle Homer: organist, Mrs. Waite
Gray. Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mis-
Jennie Schultz wero elected delegate
to the Epworth League State Conven
tim tn re- held in .Iameatown in lime