The Dickinson press., 1912-07-13
R. W. Ross spent Sunday with friends

r. W. Ross spent Sunday with friends
in Mandan.
Ethel Cummings returned Tuesday
from a few weeks visit at Mott.
Rev. F. W. Gress of Beach was here
a few days the first of the week.
Dr.. and Mrs. V~redenburg 1of Hebron
were callers in Dickinson last Sunday.
j. M. Christianson of Gaylord was
transactine business in the city last
Saturday.
H. K. Nichols vent out to Dunn
county on Monday where he had bust
ness to transact.
g John Jeferies is working again this
week after a months vacation from his
duties at the Dickinson Mercantile Co.
Chris Peterson, the big Medora mer-
chat, was an enthusiastic attendant
at the Merchants convention here this
week.
Peter Schorsch of Emerson was in.
Dickinson last Saturday to get his sis
ter, Miss Katie Schorsch, for a visit
of two days.
The Beach ball team was playing at
Belfeld last Sunday and were defeated
S to 2. Beach goes to Taylor for a return
game next Sunday. Taylor lost to Bel
field not long ago.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre-
gational church will meet Tuesday after
noon, July Is, at the church parlors.
Come prepared to work for the fair and
eat a picnic luncheon.
Wm. Nogele expected to have his
cement crew working a part of the week
on the concrete foundation of the new
Henry Brademeyer barn north Of Tay-
Tor to replace the one burned two weeks
| ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lish were ex-
pected back from their Baltimore trip
the last of the week. After the demo-
cratic national convention, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lish spent some days visiting relatives
and points of interest on the way back.
The Dan Russell will case came up
on Monday in Cambridge. Dakota Dan
asked a postponement until July 18th,
in order that his chief counsel, Hon. l..
A, Simpson Of this city might be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Muth: with Crowl-
Schroeder Co, and Miss Ruth Littlehales
plan to leave Saturday evening for a
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Minneapolis, at Mr.. Muth's
old home in Mapleton and with Mrs.
Muth's parents in Mankato. MINI.
Bel6eld Times: Lee McCutchan
traded horses with a party north of
town the first of the week and when
Lee rode the animal to town he was
told it had CHAMBERS. A veterinary was
called from Dickinson and as a result
the horse was shot and burned Tuesday
night. We don't know whether Lee
will ever. be able to get his other horse
back again, but we know that it was
a dastardly trick on the part of the other
fellow.
The annual Sunday school picnic of
the Congregational church will occur
this year on Thursday, July 18th.
Anyone and everyone who are attend
ants at this church are given a special
invitation and all are asked to meet at
the church at 8 80 q. M, where there
will be c%onveyances to the picnic
grounds.
j. P. Galyen, the democratic candi-
date for clerk of court, was down from
Belfeld on Monday. Mr.. Galyen lives
three miles north Of Belield and his
crop of 120 acres was injured by hail
Sunday night. He estimated his loss
at Is per cent, without any insurance.
He had put his crop in with much care
and it was looking very fine before the
storm. Mr.. Galyen was unable to drive
his team across the river at Belield on
Monday morning. The water around
Belield was the highest that he bad
ever known.
Auditor T. Leroy Evans came in
from Manning on Monday on his way
10 Stanton to act with the auditor oil
Mercer county al a ~canvassine boart
from the 4Sth legislative district. HI
went from here to Mandan and then Out
on the new branch line just completed
to Stanton. Mr.. Evans says that c. C.
Lawbaueh Of Halliday, Dunn count,
and Sherman Hickle and August lsaal
of Mercer county, will represent thai
district in the legislature. At frs
it was thought that c. B. Heiemyel
was one of the representatives nomina'
ted.
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