The Dickinson press., 1912-06-15

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Sherberts. daily at the Candy shop. 1t
J. W. Stair. employee Of an ammuni
ton house and expert clay pigeon
shooter, was in the city this week and
met Tuesday with the local gun club.
A little alfalfa wal cut on Wednesday
at the Dickinson experiment station
1t was put in windows and did not
take much harm on account of the misty
weather which prevailed the following
day.. ii
D. J. Buckley of Daglum wat inviting
Dickinson people out to a dance at his
place on Friday night. The weather.
however, did not look very good Friday
forenoon for making q long drive into
the country.
j. Bandet, who came to Dickinson
from Seattle last month. is getting
started well. with painting in the city.
He has been working on the j. O.
Mullaney house and the work speaks
for itself.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. sMcAndress are en-
tertainine Mrs. McAndress' brother.
Thos. Glaster of Duluth. MIMI, for
several days. MI. Glaster has land in
the vicinity of Haley where he resided
at n time and expects to 60 down
that way before returning home to visit
his nephew. Fred Aultman.
As the PRESS understands. Mr.. Simp-
son has not accepted q challenge to
debate with Mr.. Norton on the same
platform in Mandan on the 18th. He
has agreed to address an audience in
Mandan in defense of his own legisla-
tive work and will be free to say what
he likes about Mr.. Norton. MI. Simp-
son gets his own hall and his own audi
ence, and Mr.. Norton is to do likewise.
Mrs. B. E. Noark entertained the G..
l. A. members and a few invited
friends al her home last Saturday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Louis Larson,
who is visiting here from Mandan.
Cards were enjoyed and vocal selections
by Mrs. D. E. Christensen enjoyed.
Mrs. A. A. Dinsdale assisted Mrs.
Dindale in the serving of the delicious
luncheon. y
Frank Lish and Ed. j. Hughes. demo-
cratic delegates for this state. expect
to leave on the Goth for St. Paul where
they will join the great special for
Baltimore where the democratic con-
vention will be opened on the 18th.
On their return they are likely to come
through New York and Mr.. Lish will
probably visit relatives in Michigan.
The Dickinson delegates are favorab]y
inclined toward William Bryan. The
convention at Baltimore will make the
third democratic convention that Frank
Lish has attended.
The Dickinson boys held the Wibaux
ball players down in good shape at the
latter place on Sunday, taking the game
BY a score of S to q. For five innings
the Wibaux team was shut out. Kelso
and Becker, furnished the battery for
the locals and will be on deck in the
Dickinson park on Sunday when the
Wibaux team comes here. Davis will
be on list, Molloy End and Riedon 3rd
with Robinson as short stop. 1t is be-
that the people who attend the
game here on the 10th will see some ex-
ceptionally good playing. The. men
seem to be lined up in good shape now
and it is a safe guess that the people
will get. their moneys worth.
j. M. Devine: l regret the matter
which came up between Secretary of
State P. D. Norton and Senator L. A.
Simpson at Raleigh. 1t was uncalled
for and ! consider that Mr.. Norton was
at fault. It was no place for person.
We were all invited speakers.
Several of us had spoken. Mr.. Norton
was next to the last to address the audi
ence and in his remarks assailed the
record of Mr.. Simpson. The
people at ono showed their djsapproval
Of such methods. Of course there was
nothing for Mr.. Simspon to do but to
reply al he was the last speaker on
the program. He did it in a very skill
full way and certainly had the best of
Norton there.
President G. S. Cryne of the Stark
County Old Settler association announc-
the annual meeting in the Gladstone
trove on Saturday, June 22nd. He
wants the chairman of the executive
to notify the other members
etc. According to the minutes of the
last meeting held July 9th, 1911, Char
les Stein is LIST vice president and
Charles Hagburg. End vice president ; S.
D. Gregg, secretary; John Little, treas
lrer !; the executive committee is
Adam Lefor. hartman, M. c. Brown
Peter Brown, Mrs. M. l.. Ayers and
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