The Dickinson press., 1912-05-11

ployed at the Racket store.
Mrs. c. D. Litch was visiting her
mother in Mandan this week.
H. N. Odds ie still away. having been
up west for about two weeks.
A daughter was born on Sunday, May
5th. to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harrington.
Paul Lebo. the Billings county clerk
of court, wal attending to business in
Dickinson on Monday.
Robert Scarf has completed his school
work in the country south of Belfeld and
is at his home in the city.
Sheriff j. A. Wiech vent to Richerd-
ton OF Friday. States Attorney T. F.
Murtha also went down the line.
Supt. 3. w. Stevenson of the Russell
Miller Milling Co., was a passenger
Sunday en- route t the Pacific coast.
Joseph Boyco. a Russian living near
Belield is in st. Joseph's hospital
eceiving treatment for severe burns.
His condition is very critical
Attorney Geo. A. McFarlane of Red
mond, Oregon. has received the nonina-
ton for county judge of Crook county.
Mr.. McFarlane left Dickinson nearly
two years ago.
Miss Cora Wolf. who has been visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. E. M. Cans of this
city and Mrs. Hammered of Glendivc.
left Thurdsay evening for her home at
Saltwater. MINI.
M. Mckinley went to his farm in the
Black butte country on Monday with a
load of seed wheat. The roads were
heavy and it was about 9 O'Clock in the
evening when he returned.
Harry, little son of Yardmaster and
Mrs. Fred Wilson, left Saturday for
Missoula, where he will be with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. CT. Wilde.
for a several weeks visit
A. W. and H. C. Stoxen and Will
Dohrmann were up from Taylor on
Monday attending to business matters
in the city. They stated that the most
of the farmers down their way were
well along with seeding.
The first VILLAGE election at Taylor,
on May 7th. resulted in the following
election: j. F. Christen, Julius Will
liams and A. B. Doran. trustees; Char.
les Howe, treasurer; Howard Miller
clerk: H. E. Skauee. assessor; Der,
Moore. marshall; Mr.. Fisher. justice
of the peace.
, Joe Cuskelly left for Oakdale on Fri.
: day. expecting to be out a week or ter
8 days. He took out seed for about q
acres of corn and stated that he would
cultivate something like 100 acres THU
!. season. The crop will be principally TO
r fodder. As soon as Mr.. Cuskelly return'
he will start an active campaign 70
). the nomination of sheriff. on the demo.
f cratic ticket.
The Tri State Land Co. has q list O
r over two thousand people through tn
!, richest part of Iowa. who are looking
!, for North and South Dakota farm land
D Why not list your farm with us. l
you want to sell and want a square dea
it will pay you to call on or write Ell
ling Helmer. resident agent, Taylor, N
D. Plenty of references to show you W
can do as we agree. 1
Mrs. M. Mckinley opened up the St
Paul Cafe on Sunday in the building
just west of the old st. Paul house re
Gently injured by fire. Mrs. McGin
ley has a neat. clean little eating housa
. and is receiving the patronage sh'
deserves. She is an old hand at the
business where with Mr.. Mckinley sh'
conducted the St. Paul hotel for years
Regular dinners and suppers are servet
at the St. Paul cafe and the place i
open each night until midnight. A new
. electric sign is being put in place a
e the front of the building this week.
! Attorney Otto Thress of the law firm
of Thress & miller of New England, re
, turned Friday morning from a trip O.
t two months in Germany. Mr.. Thress
t father and mother reside in the south
> ern part of Germany and their fvt
childre en- were all home this spring fol
the first time in twenty years. OFT,
t Thress is the only child living il
Y America, the others residing in differ
n ent parts of Germany. MIR. Thress re
turned on the Holland American steam
r ship line and had to come by the south
ern route. The ship crew was very care
: full while passing through the Ice berl
territory and took soundings often. Mr.
Thress says the business seems quiet il
Germany. He had a good time owe
d there but was glad to get back to Amer
lea. AS som as he reached Dickinson
9 he telephoned Mrs. Thress at New Eng
land, telling her of his safe arrival