The Dickinson press., 1912-04-13
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You know Ollie Mack. Hes playing
Casey"
Attorney n. E. Haney came down
from Beleeld on Friday.
L. Y. June was in the city on Thurs
day from his Dunn county farm.
Mrs. Lydia Richards was a business
visitor from Beach on Wednesday.
Arthur Parker made q horseback trip
to the Cannon Ball country this week.
CT Zimmerman. the Man2an banker,
was attending a bank meeting in Bel
Geld on Thursday.
Fred Hall, druggist with the Benzie
Drug Co.. spent two days this week
visiting friends at jamestown.
Attorney l.. r. Baird attended a
meeting of the directors of the First
National bank in Belield on Thursday.
Mrs. Elvina Maercklein expects to
leave next week for Rhame. after
spending about two months at the home
of her son, DR.. o. C. Maercklein in this
city.
Carl and Feed Hamann. of Richard
ton. were in Dickinson on Thursday,
called here by the serious illness of their
mother.
The St. Joseph band boys will give
a dance next Monday using the proceeds
10 be used in paying for uniforms. On
the 10Th the north side band boys plan
on giving a dance in the armory for the
purpose of raising money.
Charles Offet was up from Gladstone
on Thursday. He was accompanied
home the following morning by his son
Willie. who had been in the city with
his mother. Mrs. Offet is at the bedside
of her mother, Mrs. Hamann. who is
not expected to live.
DR.. Hebert Anderson returned Thurs
day from inspecting dairy stock in the
locality of New England. The herds
that he tested were all right. On Fri
day he was called to Taylor to inspect
stock that was being shipped to Min
nesota.
Joe Garvis from south of Bel6eld. was
arrested On Wednesday on a charge of
assault. George Van complaining wit
ness. The hearing wal before Justice
Folsom on Thursday, resulting in the
mans being bound over. The trouble
arose owe the ownership of some hay.
8. o. Kindley returned Tuesday after
noon from spending the winter at La
Crosse. Wis. Later he went out to bis
farm near Manning. Mr.. Kindley. hat
about 20 acres of old land and hopes
to get 40 acres more broken for fax this
year. He enjoyed the winter very
much.
: Ferdinand Leutz of Hebron yielding t
the wishes of his friends. has decided
to make a run for senator from his dis.
trict. Mr.. Leutz has served two term.
as senator in the past and is a man full,
!. qualified to represent the people ant
should have no difficulty in getting
the nomination.
The Dickinson Masonic Building as.
ISOLATION elected W. L. Richards. presi.
dent; ALI. White. vice president: [.
r. Baird. secretary and treasurer. Thu
officers and the following gentlemen
3 constitute the board of directors c. N.
: Barker, fl. C. Christensen, Harry Beidlel
: and F. W. Turner. directors.
Il Rev. J. C. Joreenson was in west o.
Daglum. where he organized the Prairie
Home Union Sunday school with abou
80 members on Easter. P. Pedersor
was elected superintendent. Mrs. Han
: nah White, assistant superintendent
and Miss Ruth R%osenkrans. secretar!
+ and treasurer. They made a good star
\ for Easter Sunday.
Ernest Hardin. a former clerk at tn
Crowl-Schreeder Co. store. also at Dren
kel's. returned the past week from
spending the winter In Iowa and ha
8 gone out to his claim near Northrop
It will be remembered that MI. E1ardil
is the gentleman who was reported los
8 aud frozen on the prairie early las
winter, which later proved to be all
mistake.
New England Herald The farmer
a in the southeastern part of Billing
county are going to make a strong
united effort to divide the county at tn
coming election. Meetings are to b
held In each township in the county ant
. delegates are 70 be sent a little late
to Beach, where, when all are conven
ed. a true estimate of what the peopl
want can be established. In unit!
three is strength. even ia division.
d.. C. N. Barker has the honor a
being N of the 50 rilemen selectet
from all the rifle clubs in the Unitef