The Dickinson press., 1912-04-06

from the east end on Wednesday.
States Attorney T. F. Murtha had
legal business in Bismarck this week.
A daughter was born last week to Nj.
and Mrs. VIM. Chaloner Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson and two children
of Taylor were guests Of Mr.. and Mn.
Fred Maser on Thursday.
Bismarck Tribune, April 3:-Editos
Wood of the Steele Ozone 10 looking for
W. H. Smethurst. There are others.
The Smith Heating & Plumbing busi-
ness will be conducted in the future by
Frank j. Smith. A. L. Smith is leav-
ing for Canada
jim Christensen. Bonnie Hanson, W.
Sellman. MI. and Mrs. Sjerdal were
among those down from Belaeld the
first of the week.
Misses Katie Schorsch and Martha
Tech went to their home south of Rich
ardton on Thursday, where they were to
remain for a week.
Mrs. CT. Corbett was down from Bel
field Thursday attending to some shop
ping. She also visited Mrs. M. L. Auner
and Mrs. Pat Walsh.
Charles Colerove says that 200 acres
Of his farm at Antelope creek was
under water for some day and he thinks
he has fine prospects for crops this sea-
son.
Mrs. Akenhead was in the city a few
days last week visiting her son, Earl
Akenhead. She was on her way from
Minot, where she spent the winter. to
her homestead about 30 miles northeast
of here. where she will spend the sum-
mer. .
Agent W. j. Buchner of Glendive re-
Gently sent to Tacoma for David Lane.
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. David Roberts
of this city, to take a position with
the N. P. The young man is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lane. former resi-
dents of Dickinson.
Mrs. Farrell Reilly gave up the apart
ment in the Mcdonald block that the
family had been occupying all winter
and is now at the farm near Lebigh.
She expects to 60 to, her old home.s,in
Minneapolis as soon as affairs are set
tied in the Farrell Reilly estate
Announcement is made of the engage
ment Of Miss Grace A.. Pauleer and DR..
F. W. Anderson. The wedding is to
take place early in the summer. DR..
Anderson is a surgeon at the Northern
Pacific hospital and very we'll known
in professional circles.-Tacoma Ledger.
Frank Lish had teams blowing the
last of the week at his farm west Of
the city. Reports from various. parts
of the county indicate that the farmers
generally have been working the land
the last day or two, particularly on the
rolling land. In the low places there
is still some frost.
Attorney E. H. Gunderson, C. Will
liams and Charles Howe were q dele&a-
ton on Tuesday waiting on the county
board regarding the proposed incorpora-
tion of, Taylor. Mr.. Gunderson, acting
as council for those desiring. to get
village incorporation, was assured that
the matter would be acted upon in due
time. ~@
The Dickinson. baseball association
has elected Tom Nottingham manager
for this year; Clint Davis, secretary ;
T. N. Hartung, treasurer. At q later
meeting a captain will be selected.
It is planned to give a dance 0 o in
order to raise a little money to clean up
a small deficit. Dickinson will have
an all home team this season and from
present indications will be able to play
good ball as in the past: -
David Roberts constructed a hot house
a few weeks ago at his home on Fourth
Ave. West and has. some flowers and
garden stuff well started. He has a
quantity of flowers started for the North
ern Pacific grounds at the depot. Mr..
Roberts is to have charge of the rail-
road park again this eason and is al
ready taking much interest in getting
flowers and shrubs for the grounds.
It is understood that Robert Wilcox
has purchased the D. B. Cauehren inter
est in the Dickinson Motor Car Co. and
that he will be in from his ranch al
soon as possible to take an inventor.
of the property. Dr.. H. A. Davis ha.
q half interest in the business and con
tinues as in the past. Mr.; Wilcox il
not expected to move his family t.
Dickinson just now but eventually b.
will come here for the schooling of biz
little daughter and our people will b
glad to know that he has identifies
himself with business interest in tn
city.
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