The Dickinson press., 1912-04-27

ing an old schoolmate. Mrs. G. N. Kim
ney.
Report comes to Dickson that there
was a loss of about 225 sheep in
the Vim. Gardner band five miles south
of Haley the past winter.
The Branick and Funk auto livery be-
tween Dickinson and Manning was
started this week. South to New Eng
land. the line had been in operation for
some time.
F. D. Morford will have IS or 80 ex-
ira trees at Dickinson May 1 at the
John Harnden place on Fourth Ave. w.
The trees will be from Jewell Nursery
Co. stock.
Mrs.. ]. Leonbereer is receiving a
visit from her sister. Mrs. T. B. Car
roll. of Idaho. Mrs. Carroll spent the
winter in Wisconsin and is now on her
wav to her home in Idaho.
Rev. A. L. Shute. pastor of the Meth
odist church at Bismarck, was in the
city on Tuesday and in the evening
gave an address on Christian Stew
ardship" at the local Methodist church.
Beca use of short notice only a few
people heard this able address.
Chief Of Police Corbett received q
telegram Wednesday from Coroner Bean
at Fresno advising him of the death
by accident of NJ. P. Rudy. whom it
was known had relatives here. Mrs.
Mike Lally. who is a sister of deceased,
was Immediately notified by MIR. Cor
bett.
THE Newlyweds and Their Baby"
after winning enormous success in al
most every large city in the east, is
now heading u way and will be
shown here al the Dickinson opera
house on Tuesday. April 80. 60N people
are incorporated in this presentation
of song and fun.
DR.. R. M. Weaver of Glendive was
in the city Sunday to visit for a few
hours with his sister. Miss Nina Wea-
ver. who was leaving for her home in
Spencer, Iowa. Miss Weaver has spent
the winter at Manning. Dr.. Weaver
and sister were guests at the E. J.
Scharf home while in the city.
The jury did not find Paul Mueller
of Mandan guilty of the charge of hunt
ing deer with a dog on the 3Oth of last
November, the last day of the open
season. Attorney +. D. Casey of this
city, secretary of the State Game and
Fish commission, assisted the states
attorney Of Morton county in the pros
ecuti0n.
Last Friday, April 10Th. Oscar G..
Lindhe zane down from Snow to be
united in marriage to Miss Mary Kvapil
of Dickinson. Rev. F. II. Farrand of
the Methodist church performed the
ceremony and the happy couple were
soon bound for the eroom's farm at
Snow. where they will reside.
Earl A. Armontraut and Miss Jennie
Laitenburg came down from Beach last
Monday morning and left on an east
bound train in the afternoon as Mr..
and Mrs. Armontraut. The marriage
ceremony was performed at the Metho-
dist parsonage by Rev. F. H. Farrand
and the couple are now enjoying a
honeymoon trip to the Twin Cities.
The Newlyweds'' is said to abound
with delightful musical numbers,
dainty chorus maidens and stately
show girls. In the cast are much well
known people as D. L. Don. Leo Hayes.
Harriet Braun. Beatrice Flint. Ralph
C. Bevan, Eulalie Young, Frank Chris
tie and James E. .Rosen. who is the
BABY and q host of other. we'll
known musical comedy players.
Charles Luhmann, president of the
Rainy Butte Land Co. and William A.
Just, also q member of the company,
came up from Minneapolis on Wednes-
day. They will spend about two weeks
in the country around New England
where they have land interests. They
are helping purchasers of their lands
to get seed grain. Fred Maser of this
city is secretary of the company.
Charles Mcdonald of Mandan. has
resigned as senator and it is understood
that he is to be a candidate for sheriff
in Morton county. an Office that he filled
with general satisfaction a few years
ago. The Mcdonald boys + we'll
known in Dickinson. James Mcdonald
having resided here for a number of
years. Several Of the Mcdonald broth.
era are still in the employ of the North
ern Pacific and they are we'll liked
everywhere.
Twenty-six persons. as follows were
received into the Methodist church al
the past two Sunday services: MI,