The Dickinson press., 1912-04-13
Casey Jones is coming.

D.. v. II. Stickney has been in Port
land this week.
Senator L. A. Simpson had a case in
court in .Medora on Thursday.
J. c. f. Parker was out south this
week looking after his horses.
John Rattan will reopen his harness
and saddlery shop at the old stand next
Monday.
Supt.; Vim Littlehales recently bought
the T. j. Greene residence On Sims
street. =.
ALT. White went to his Cannon Ball
ranch on Wednesday, returning after
the rain Thursday
The Entire Nous club meets Monday
evening next with Miss Florence White
at the Chilgren residence.
Roadmaster and Mrs. ]. P. Landstrom
from Livingston. Montana, visited Mr..
and Mrs. c. Nelson this week.
The Suffrage Club meets Friday after
noon, April 18th; at the library where
meetings will be held in the future.
The fire at the Billy Chaloner home
near the mill in South Dickinson on
Tuesday did not amount to much.
The Thurday morning rain was So of
an inch and is Of great benefit to the
country. 1t came of warm and grass
will start quickly.
Rev. J. S. Brayield left Tuesday for
Winnipeg, Manitoba, whe re he was
summoned to the bedside of a SON.. who
was ill with pneumonia.
Wednesday evening. Miss Ella Olin.
Miss Ottelia Olin and Miss Walters
were hostesses at a pleasant theatre
party of fifteen at the Unique.
Dispatcher and Mrs Donahue were
down from Glendive for the railroad
dance. Mrs. Donahue remained a few
DAYS. the guest of Mrs. j. j. Ryan.
Mrs. j. L. McCutchan was called ia
Gentry, Arkansas. on the 9th by the
illness of her mother. Mrs. C. j. Price
OF Bel6eld, a sister of Mr.. McCutchan,
accompanied her.
We are. at the old stand with the
goods and will open our doors for bust
ness April is. The shop that guaran.
tees. Rattan Saddlery Co., John Rat
tan, manager. II
Fred Hoerauf was in this week from
the Gorham Country. He said stock
had wintered well at his place. Mr..
Hoerauf visited his brother at Hebron
and returned home on Thursday via Bel
field.
Miss Elsie Pelissier came in from
New England Saturday and expects t
remain at home until next September.
at which time she goes to Minot al
domestic science instructor. Mrs. N.
j. Connolly took Miss Pelissier's place
as teacher in the New England schools.
MI. and Mrs. A. P. Langdon are get
ting their mail at Fayette, having
taken a homestead northwest of that
point. After getting settled on the
claim and the land seeded. Mr.. Lang.
don will be in Dickinson a portion Of
the time working at his trade.
Miss Marguerite Rudiselle went t.
Bismarck Wednesday to be a guest o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lamberson for a few
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamberson former.
ly resided in Dickinson, Mr.. Lamberso1
having charge of the Gardner auto stag,
from this city to New England.
Secretary j. P. Cain of the Retail.
Merchants Association attended tn,
meeting Of the state railroad commits
sioners in Fargo last Saturday when tn
proposed new freight rate schedule wa.
considered. It is certain that the rail
roads seek through classification t
materially advance rates and q stronl
protest will be made in Chicago on tn
18th before the Interstate Commerce
Commission to prevent the adoption o
the new schedule as it now stands
Some thirteen states are affected in tn
proposed schedule. The members of til
North Dakota board are doing what the!
can for the people.
Elmer Swanson was IN the city on
day last week on his way from Mime
apolis to Glendive, where he will re
sumo his work with the railroad brld9
construction crew near that place. MI
Swanson. q member of the. local lodg
Of. Odd Fellows, is the man who ha'
about $500 stolen from him in q Pull
man sleeper between Dickinson an
Glendive, several weeks ago. He wa
then on his way to his old home ii
Europe, but after being relieved Of 8
much money he decided to postpone hi
trip. 1t will be remembered, that hi
stolen pocketbook and draft for severa
hundred dollars were found by the jani.
tor in the local depot and the Odd Eel
lows and Station Adent Bvrna immedi.