The Dickinson press., 1912-04-27

Frank Gates wss in from his Dunn
county farm on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs All. White.were ont to
the ranch again this week.
Wanted-a girl for light house keep
ing or to help 10 store. lnqu ire Al
Fred Thompson's Racket store. 4-27-2t
W. C. Ladase was out from the east
last week looking after the REGENT town
site of which he is owner.
Mrs. Thomas Conroy of Mandan is a
guest at the home of her father, Geo.
Drenkel, for a few days.
j. H. Caldwell and Billy Chaloner
were in the Regent country last week
looking after some property Of the form
eI.
1.-THE Newlyweds and Their Baby"
fresh from its wonderful success in the
large eastern cities, will appear here
al the Dickinson opera house Tuesday,
April 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jacobs are recent
arrivals from Wisconsin, and will make
Dickinson their home. Mrs. Jacobs is
a sister to Mrs. Chas. Burdick of this
city.
The social dance given by the Pyth-
ian Sisters at the X. of p: hall on
Wednesday was an enjoyable little
affair and every body had the best kind
of a time.
Miss Anna MCGEE of Butte arrived
in the city the first Of the week and will
be q guest for several months at the
home of her uncle and aunt, MI. and
Mrs. Mike Mckinley.
Five extra railroad crews will be sci
up the first of May for work between
Richardton and New Salem. Two crews
will probably 60 on at Glendive about
the same time for the branch north.
The Klinefelter house on East Willard
is being connected with the city water
main and will have bath and other i'm
provements. 1t will be occupied by. The
Bachelors Club after repairs are com.
pleted.
j. C. Taylor. superintendent of bridge
and construction work for the N. p,
was in the city Thursday on his way te
Glen Ullin TO inspect some bridge work.
Mr.. Taylor has supervision of the con.
struction work on the new N. p. hos.
pital at Glendive. which is now being
erected.
James Colgrove found that his broth.
er. William had rented the farm and
was giving his personal attention 10 his
coal mine which is supplying the fueI
wants of people in north of Mott. jim
Colerove had an interesting visit in Starl
county and was expecting to return
home the last of the week.
The Medora Herald said last week =
T. E. johnson is considering the clos.
ing of the hotel dining room about
April Is, and accommodating only room;
ers thereafter. Extensive repairs ane
building is proposed and it is because
of the inconvenience and difficulty tt
both proprietor and guests incident tt
re. construction that Mr.. johnson will
cease feeding during the summer.
Mrs. ". E . Baker expects her brother.
j.. C. Meyers to arrive from Buenos
Ayres, South America. about the first el
May. Mr.. Meyers is a butcher by trade
and expects to remain in Dickinson
for some time. Mrs. Baker has not seer
her brother since he was four years old
at which time she left her home in
Germany to accompany a brother t
America. She made her home with ar
uncle near Glen Ullin until the time o.
her marriage.
The PRESS is in receipt of the full
Interstate Commerce Commission state
ment on behalf of the shippers of th,
IS states affected by the proposed class
iication of freight rates. Parties whit
have not had the advantage of this re.
port can see the same at this office. Il
will be remembered that Secretary j.
P. Cain attended the meeting in Fargo
before the state railroad commission
and in a recent issue of the fRESS
was a report of the meeting before the
Interstate Commerce Commission when
action was deferred until June IA.
John and Dan Brew who have home.
steads four miles west of Edgar, will
farm about 100 acres this year. Dan