The Dickinson press., 1912-06-08

s. p. Gotta was east on a business
trip this week.
Attorney fl. E. Haney was down from
Bel6eld Tuesday.
Raymond Smith was in from the L.
c. Smith farm a few days this week.
Albert Levy. of Levy Bros. made a
business trip to Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. E. s. Stanton left Tuesday for a
visit with relatives aud friends in
Seattle.
Arthur Parker was looking after his
horses at the Herbert Parker ranch near
Medora this week.
Misses Ostvig and Arness and Harold
Scott were enjoying the Bad Land
scenery at Medora on Sunday.
George Gotta went out to the ALT.
White farm this week. where he will
probably remain for the summer.
Pete Heiser, Jr.. loaded a six-horse
team or Monday for Manning, where he
is erecting a store building for Route,
& Marcowitz.
Joe Meyers finished work with the
Dickinson Mercantile Co. and left
| Monday night for St. Cloud, Mimi,
where he will visit friends.
So far as known there are no new
developments in the William Blake
case. At last reports the man had moi
taken the trouble t furnish the $500
bond required of him.
VIM. Ncggle took his crew of cement
men to Taylor on Monday, where he ha.
side walks and crossings to construct.
file expected to work four men this >weeh
and more another week.
Clarence Kruger, who has been stay
ng with his sister, Mrs. j. A. Wiech,
and attending school here, returned
Tuesday to his home in Hebron, where
he will spend the school vacation.
Six little girls were hepling Josephine
Rudiselle celebrate her fourth birthday
anniversary on Monday. The little folks
enjoyed themselves with their dolls
and other games and were served an
appropriate luncheon by Mrs. Rudiselle.
Mrs. j. A. Wiech and her slster-in.
law. Mrs. Drankhorn, who is her guess
for several weeks. went to Hebron ant
New Salem the first. Of the week t
spend a few days with Mrs. WEIGH.
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Reed left 'Wednes,
day for La Moure where they will visi,
at Mrs. Reeds old home. Mr.. Reec
expects also to 60 on to his old home il
Long Prairie and to the Twin Cite.
before returning.
Mrs. Fred Rathart and little son o.
Chance, S. D.. were guests, of Mi. ant
Mrs. E. J.. Scharf a few days this week.
They were en- route to. Belield to visi
Chas. Scharf and family, father O
Mrs. Rathart and brother to E. j. Schar,
of this city.
The government gauge at the expert
ment station recorded at 81 degrees
above zero Monday night. This wa.
dangerously close to the freezing point,
but so far as known there was no frost
in this locality. The following night
mercury registered at 40 degrees.
There were fifty voters who had their
names enrolled on the poll books at thu
school election on tuesday in Dickin.
son. This was not a large vote, bul
every n was cast for John F. Davis
for director and Wilson Eyer for treas.
urer. two men who have served the
people we'll in the past. A schoo
director gets ST. so per month and the
treasurer SIS per year. hence the pos.
itiOns are not remunerative.
S. D. Camp has sub-leased the Man.
ning-Bailey stage line from Martin
Brown. The stage goes out from
Manning every Monday. Wednesda!
and Saturday afternoons, returning tn,
following forenoon, the distance beinl
"a miles. The daily stage from Dick
inson gets into Manning in time to b.
taken north the same day on the day
which Mr.. Camp goes out. He was il
Dickinson the first of the week to &c
his family ready to move to Manning,
where they make headquarters.