The Dickinson press., 1912-03-23

Bill McCarty was down from the
Custer Trail the FIRST of the week.
Mrs. Carl Drummer of Eltopia. WASH.
is visiting at the home of her brother.
Clint Davis.
Mrs. L. P. Bremen was visiting the
past week at the Pat DAILY home a few
miles west of the city.
Mrs. Tom Williamson went to Glen
dive Tuesday to visit her husband, who
has a run west from that place.
G. G. Bowers has accepted a position
with the Roquette store. Mr.. Bowers
is an expert shoe man and will have
charge of that department.
Olaf johnson of Mandan was in Dick
inson IN Wednesday. having been at
tracted this way by the activity of the
N. P. surveyors out north.
A. E. Lawhead of Fayette was in
Dickinson on Wednesday. He came
down via Belfeld and said that the
snow was very deep out his way.
Lost-between Bijou theatre and M.
L. Ayers residence. an open face, gun
metal watch. Fob attached inscribed
New Richmond" Finder leave at
PRESS Office. Up
The Misses Olin went to Belfeld Tues
day to spend a part of their vacation
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Floody.
They also expected to visit in South
Heart.
Mrs. Jack Taylor entertained the
Pythian Sisters after lodge at her home
in the northeastern part of the city.
The ladies enjoyed a splendid luncheon
and a good time.
John Erickson of Minneapolis was il
the city a few days this week and in
company with H. X. Nichols was in the
Daglum territory Thursday looking over
land propositions.
j. r. Waters of Beach and Editor G.
o. Thompson of Taylor became mem.
bers of that great antlered tribe-tht
Elks-at the reeular meeting of thu
local lodge on Tuesday evening.
w. l. Dickinson and ]. W. Snyder
returned Wednesday morning from thei
trip of q few weeks at the Corwin Hot
Springs. p. F. Berringer expected t
remain for the rest of the week any way
c. E. Allen was telling some Of hi,
old friends in the city Monday nigh
about the siding that the Northern
Pacific put in at this point 81 year.
ago. The place was known as Pleasant
Valley then.
c. c. Owen has a large territory will
the International Harvester Co. com
prising the country between Bismarcl
and Wibaux. He also has the territory
north and south of Dickinson, where h.
continues to make headquarters.
Mrs. j. M. Siegrist and daughters
Misses Inis. Erma and Florence, wer'
up from Antelope this week. visiting
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Harnden. Misses
Inis and Erma, who are teachers in
the vicinity of Richardton, were also
attending the teachers institute.
j. H. Caldwell of Taylor was in the
city this week on account Of a mortgage
foreclosure against John Weismann
Later Mr.. Weismann was arrested on
charge of disposing of mortgaged prop
erty. He was bound over to distric
court and his bonds fixed at $500.
Mrs. C. M. Dinsdale and Mrs. j. G.
F. Parker chaperoned q party of young
people at the Commercial Club room
last Saturday evening. Dancing wa
the feature and music was furnishet
by Percy Goodwin. The girls brough
dainty refreshments which were serve,
about midnight.
Julius Hoist, n Of the big stool
Growers in Billings county near Quinion
was %transacting business in the cit!
several days this week. Mrs. Hoist &C
companied her husband to the city an,
visited with Mrs. A. Branick and thei
daughter. Miss Meta, who attends TIL
public schools here.
The Pat McGraw case against Ton
Armstrong was decided in favor o
defendant. Armstrong is q new come
and had leased the McGrawsfarm nea
Taylor. The owner thought he ha,
good cause for asking to have th
lease cancelled. Attorney T. F. Murth,
appeared for plaintiff and Heffron 8
! Baird for defendant.