The Dickinson press., 1912-08-10

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ton were in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Metcalf were in
from Manning the first of the week.
Harry Quick, solicitor for Walker Bros.
& Hardy, was in Dickinson the frst
of the week. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. McCarty and Mrs.
N. B. Nelson were down from Belfield
on Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Dodd left Tuesday even
ing for Valley City where she will visit
friends for few weeks.
Mrs. Con Short was down from Me-
dora on Monday and visited at the John
Rattan home while in the city.
E. E. Anderson. in charge of the
sales department of the local branch
house of the ]. I. Case Co.. made a
business trip to Glendive recently.
Leo Hart. assistant cashier of the
Stockmens State bank at Medora. John
Britt and j. W. Follis, Jr., were among
those down from Billings county. seat
town the first of the week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Stronski who live about six miles
west of the city, was brought in last
Saturday to receive medical aid. for a
fractured forearm. The little girl was
playing when she fell and caused the
fracture.
j. W. Smith and two sons of Fargo
recently completed an extended tour of
Stark, Dunn and Hettinger counties in
the interests of the Fargo Loan Agency
of which MIR. Smith is president. Max
Hendrick. resident agent, with Office in
the PRESS building. accompanied the
gentlemen on the trip.
Prof. Ladd has just issued warning
saying that much of the vinegar that is
being sold in North Dakota is distilled
vinegar. co]ored in imitation of other
vinegar and sold under names that are
misleading, and that the dealers are
liable to prosecution under the food
laws of the state. He says that at
least go per cent of this vinegar is dis
titled and comes in the list of adulter-
ated foods.
George Tear was taken from the hos
pital the past week to his home in the
eastern part of the city and seems to
be getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected. 1t will be remembered that
he broke his right leg early last October
and was confined to his bed for nearly
three months. The rebreaking of the
leg in the same. place two weeks ago
came as severe calamity to the young
man. He stumbled in the barn when
the second accident befell him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Phelan. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Phelan, MIR. and Mrs. Du-
gald Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Carter made up four auto parties coming
from Bowman the first of the week.
Judge W. C. Crawford accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelan while Richard
Bouleer came up in--the Carter auto. 1t
was ideal weather for the IS mile drive
which every member of the party SEEM
ed to enjoy. The Phelans and Stewards
had not been in the city for some time
and were busy greeting their numerous
Dickinson friends. The gentlemen were
also present for the Elk dedication.
Deputy Sheriff A. W. Bell of Billings
county was in Dickinson the first of the
week, returning from Bismarck where he
asked Governor Burke for requisition
papers for Jackson and Lillian Kelley,
two hard characters who broke Jail at
Medora some time ago, and who were
rounded up by Sheriff Nichols at White
Sulphur Springs, Montana. The papers
were issued and the prisoners are likely
on their way, back to Medora by this
time. Reiley's true name is believed
to be Sullivan. though he has marriage
certificate which shows he is married in
the name of :.Reiley. The woman is
known in police circles as BLACK
Diamond. This man and woman were
notorious characters at Beach year or
two ago.
Beach had some bad accidents last
week which resulted.in serious injury
to two or three persons Mrs. E. A..
Clark had runaway accident which
eliminated in serious results. She was
thrown from the buggy and found later
in an unconscious condition and is
still serious although getting
along nicely. Miss Mabel Bakko had
her collar bone broken when she was
pitched from horse she was riding
that became frightened at q barking
dog, and the young son of H. A. Olson
had his hand amputated in a move,
which he was driving and almost lost
his life from loss of blood. Robert
Kastein is another of the victims, hav.
ing fractured arm which was sustained