The Dickinson press., 1912-04-06
local NEWS

his Midway farm.
Mrs. Vim. Poor and Miss Helen were
in Glendive q few days this week.
Mrs. Tom Vallancey entertained the
Entire Nous club Monday evening.
Isnatz Dutschek formerly St. Charles
hotel employee, Ia now in Hartford,
Wis.
Leavitt Butler was visiting Vernon
and Eugene Greene at Glendive this
week.
Miss Mary Streitwater Of Glen Ullin
assisted in the Cfowl-Schroeder store
for a few days this week.
"A special committee Of the Lady
Maccabees met one afternoon the past
week with Mrs. o. r. Meyers.
Miss jamie Dunn left Tuesday for her
home in Ellsworth. Wis, after visiting
for almost a year with her sister, Mrs.
c. c. Bower. I
Duncan McNeill had q hard trip to
Oakdale on horseback last week. He
rode about five days, returning home
Friday evening.
Dave Rhodes, who recently finished
a ~penitentiary sentence in the railroad
cement case Of this city, left Thursday
night for Alberta.
Brakeman Harold Poor had to resort
to crutehes this week. having broken
several bones in. his foot while unload
ind freight at Beach.
Ferdinand Massarek, of Reed Bros.
store in the city, went out 10 Manning
this week to assist for a few days in
the branch store there.
Rev. j. H. Haupt Of Richardton will
conduct Easter services in the German
Lutheran church next Sunday evening,
April 7th. at $50 O'Clock
The Equal Suffrage club will meet
next Friday afternoon at 2 80 at Library
auditorium. The program will be in
charge of Mrs. Margaret Dodd.
John J. Vossbeck has taken charge of
the N. P. blacksmith, shop al the round
house and his son, Albert. is running
the West End blacksmith shop for S. L.
Carroll.
Mrs. B. o. johnson and daughters
are guests of Dr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Per-
kins until after Easter. They are en-
route home to Fargo after a visit in
Glendive. ua...
And now Ben Whitehead is after
John Bruegger, the newly elected demo-
cratic national committeeman fol-. North
Dakota, and threatens at some future
date to tell a GREAT many things.
The two Bently hanks have consolida-
ted, being purchased by F. 6. On Of
Mott, who has q line of state banks on
the Milwaukee. The Bentley paper
says that MI. Hendricb. whoever he
is, plans on getting a position in Dick
inson. .
Oscar Lundy vas in the. city a day OF
two the past week. He was with the
Dickinson laundry last summer but had
been east for some months and was
again looking for work. He went from
here to Mitchell, S. D.. where he hope d
10 get a job.
Mrs. Frank Hanal died on Monday of
this week at her home in the New
Hradec n~eighborhood about eight miles
northwest of the city. Mrs: Hanal was
about % years Of age and leaves a hus-
band and infant son. She wat a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elois Kudrna
and had been married about a year and
a half. Interment was made Wednes-
day in the New Hradec cemetery, Rev.
Father Smolley officiating.
Original in style and material are the
Easter hats shown in the display win
dows in Olds' Candy shop. Cleverly de-
signed of the candy materials are the
easter eggs and lilies but a climax
has been reached in the making of var
ious shaped hats, laden with trim
mings- purely original and without
moulds. Mr.. and Mrs. Odds are to be
complimented in the clever display.
The Stark and Dunn County Mer-
chants association at, a meeting Thurs
day evening elected Secretary J. p.
Cain to attend the meeting Of the slate
railroad commission: in Fargo on Satur-
day, at which time a strong protest will
be made against any advance freight
rates. Mr.. Cain expected to leave Fri
day afternoon. He was circulating q
petition among the business men in the
morning. Belfeld, 1t is understood,
will also send q representative.
According to a resolution filed recent
~ in 1.-The Office Of the secretary Of state,
the Great Northern proposes to extend
the Fargo-Surrey line west through Nc
Lean county to a point near Fort Stew
enson OF the Missouri, thence westerly
along the northerly side Of the river.
CROSSING the asme near the mouth of the