The Dickinson press., 1912-03-30

Mrs. Brooks Goodall is leaving Cali
fornia for Dickinson but will visit on
the way so that it is not certain just
when she will arrive home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallace are in
the city from their farm near Fayette.
Mrs. Wallace will remain in the city
for some time for medical treatment.
Louis Petricka moved his family this
" eek to the Colgrove house on Second
Ave. West, vacated by H. II. Hubbard,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard are now
occupying the house vacated by the
Petricka family.
H. R. Young, publisher of the Settler
at Emerson. was in Dickinson on Mon
day. He drove over to Taylor with
Louis Baker. who went 10 Fargo to at
tend to business matters, expecting to
return on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Charrey of Laclede,
Idaho. spent a few days the first of The
week in the city the guests of Mrs.
Charrey's mother, Mrs. M. Dexter.
They continued their journey to
Saginaw. Mich, on Monday.
! Miss Fern Wilson. Mrs. D. M. Hart.
Misses Romerein and Hall, teachers in
the Dovere district, near Shollsmade,
were guests at the Chas. Kono home
while in the city Friday and Saturday
attending the Educational Association
meeting.
Miss Ida Hickman. daughter of F.
A. Hickman of Glendive. and Miss
Bessie Walseth, operators at Hodges, q
station a few miles east of Glendive,
were visiting in the city last Friday.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Cunning
ham.
While at Wibaux last Sunday Rev.
John Orchard united in marriage Oscar
Anderson. q young farmer south of
Wibaux.' and Miss Eiltella Willis of that
city. The ceremony was performed at
the Willis home and the welded couple
went to housekeeping on Mr.. Anderson g
farm.
VIM. Colgrove of Mott is a candidate
for commissioner from the second dis
trict in Hettinaer county. MI. COL
grove is an old-timer in the county
residing OIL a farm in the northeastern
section for about 20 years. He has a
wide acquaintance and will be a popu-
lar candidate for the Office he seeks.
MI. and Mrs. Julius Amt were in the
city Tuesday on their way to Fayette,
where they will take up residence on
their homestead near that place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amt have been living on the w.
L. Prindle farm at Gladstone for the
past two years, previous to which time
he was. with the Experiment Station
here. He is q good farmer and will do
well on his Dunn county homestead.
Next week is Holy week for the
churches observing the Lenten season
and the Sunday following is Easter.
Social activities have been practically
at a stand still during Lent, but will
open again in the big Easter ball
given at the armory Monday. April
9Th, by the B. OF L. E.
The business in Treasurer Kilmer's
Office for February was $131. 600, the
largest amount of tax money ever re-
ceipted for in q single month in the
history Of Stark county. Mr.. Kilmer is
now making a call for county warrantt
which will reduce the receipts of his
Office by about Sos 600. About $10o.
600 goes out to school districts. city Of
Dickinson. villages and townships and
to the state treasurer.
The election of township officers in
RAIDER was as follows. Anton Tanbere,
supervisor 3 years: Earl Fisher, clerk
Geo. F. Thompson. treasurer; Franl
Brose, assessor, Philip Stoltz and
Charles Colgrove. Jr., %constables An.
drew HART and Jacob Walery. road su'
pervisors; Joseph Knaub and Herman
Rickmann, justices: Andy Shipley,
Rasmus Jensen. Alex Muth and Johr
Luhmann, board of Cancellation Gin
Egeers, pound master. The supervisors,
Charles Colerove. lngnatz Muth ant
Anton Tanberg. met On Tuesday ant
organized by electing Nj. Colerov,
chairman.
The fine log house at the ]: 3
German ranch on the Little Missour
river. 80 miles south of Medora
burned recently. Mr.. German sent fv
teams to Belfeld for lumber with whic!
to rebuild his home. The ranch we
bought Of Jack Iaanley some years ae
and subsequently MI: German erecte'
the log house, seid to have been on
of the best in all the Bad Lands country
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