The Dickinson press., 1912-12-14
Local News

Johns Episcopal church.
Mr.and Mrs Jim Mullaney and Frank
Mulfaney Of near Medora visited over
Sunday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j: G" Mullaney, and attended the
K. C. doines. ,
.Attorneys.L. A. Simpson and H. "A.
Borgeson were in New England the first
OF the week az counsel in an important
land contest case. They returned via
auto livery on Wednesday.
T. II. McEnroe, a leading Fargo
attorney, was looking after legal busi-
ness in the city the foeepart Of the week
and visiting his former Fargo friends.
MIR. and Mrs. j. o. Mullaney.
The older residents Of the city were
pleased the first Of the week to see NJ.
J.. Donoehue Of Belfield on the streets.
This old timer was looking we'll and
enjoyed the K. c. doinss with the best
Of them. 5#@S -. 80.
A charter was recently issued to the
Golden Valley County Abstract Co. Of
Sentinel Butte. with a capital stock of
$40. 900 and L. F. Crawford. r. K. Foley
and N. v. Horniae of Sentinel Butte
incorporators.
While in the city last week Redmond
Murphy, as director. attended q board
meeting of the Dakota National bank.
Mrs. Murphy was in Fargo for few
days. visiting her children and also
those of Joe Murphy attending school at
Sacred Heart.
A. D. Hjerleid, Carl NJ. Hjerleid and
E. C. Payne. all of Bowman, are the
iDcorporators of the First State bank at
Mineral Springs and of the First State
bank at Bessie. both in Billings county.
The capital stock of each of the new
banks is $10.0 900.
George Brown. sheriff-elect, returned
the first of the week from few days
spent in south of Richardton. He was
on collecting tour for the Western
Supply Co. and Henry Pathmann. He
covered the country around Mott and
Burt and was very successful.
Mrs. w. e. Crawford was expected to
move into San Diego the past week for
the remainder of the winter. She had
been at the A. T. Crowl vineyard 20
miles out. but now that the rainy
season is coming on Mrs. Crawford and
little William think it will be better
for them in the city.
John Orchard was in Wibaux Tuesday
assisting in the ordination services Of
Rev. r. 3. Walker, pastor of the Con-
Rreeational church. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. North of Billings and
many clergymen were in attendance.
A banquet was rendered the visitors at
the home Of Mrs. Rice, following the
services.
The Elks had a special lodge session
on Monday evening to initiate the
following candidates. F. I. Bonesho.
Henry Barry. Elmer Trousdale and Sena-
tor H. c. jacobson of Mott: A. N.
Clemens Of New ENGLAND; Edward Deitz
of Medora and Layton George Of Oak
dale. At their regular meeting last
Tuesday evening H. N. Owens. Grant
Palmer. E. X. Jenkins and D. ]. Price
became members of the order.
Haley Record Little Jack Currie
narrowly escaped serious injury this
morning when he fell beneath the
wheels Of moving wagon. As it was
the hind wheel passed over his arm.
shoulder and face; hruisine him up
quite badly and cutting quite cash in
his forehead. Luckily the wagon was
nearly empty. At the latest report the
little fellow was up running around
as usual but of course somewhat stiff
and sore.
w. F. Mas of Hebron was in Dickin.
son on Tuesday, accompanied by o. F.
Bergstom. who had been helping hin
the past season. Mr.. Mas had IN
acres Of wheat that gave him 1.99t
bushels Of grain. He also had a an'
field of spelts. He finished his owl
threshine before the storm in Octobe
and has been busy since threshing TO
his neishbors and said that it require,
about ten days more of good weathe
in which to clean up the seasons work
Tuesday night mercury dropped to
below zero. the coolest for the, seasol
up to date. l. was 8 below Sunda!
night. The maximum temperature fo
/ Wednesday was above zero and at
| 8 clock in the evening It was belo,
zero and people were looking for BIZ
freeze but it turned warmer and mer
cury. stood at 20 above in the morning
with clear weather and the spresen
good roads, the farmers are getting th
grain to market in good shape. {,
James Kilmartin, one Of the #pionee
/ eneineersE on the Northern Pacific q
Dickinson: was in the city the pai