The Dickinson press., 1912-02-10

Money on hand for Farm Loans. No
delay. See Everett. 2-Io-tf
Sheriff j. A. WEIGH returned Wednes-
day from his trip to the South.
MIR. and Mrs. George Keiter are start
ing directory for the city of James
town.
Frank Kruger was in from the Dag
lum country on Thursday, transacting
business.
MISS Sadie Woolery of Hebron was the
guest of Miss Helen Po,r for several
days this week
Harry Gilbert Davis and Miss Matilda
Tibow of Belfeld were married in Dick
inson this week.
Receiver w. A. Mcclure of the Dick
inson U. S. land office is due to arrive
home this week.
The bills at the Unique theatre this
week were splendid and good crowds
were in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Prindle and Mr..
and Mrs. R. B. Lee of Gladstone attend
ed the Masonic dance here on Tuesday
evening.
Nick Obritsch9ewitsch and Miss Ida
Weissgerben were united in marriage
last Tuesday by FIR. Groetschel of St.
Josephs' church.
Mrs. H. H. Hubbard, who was
recently operated OH at the Stein is
much improved and was able to leave
the hospital on Friday.
Miss Myrtle Homer, who was operated
on at the Stein hospital last week seems
to be making rapid improvement and
her friends are glad to note her i'm
proved condition.
Mike Savick, the Lehigh man, who
was mixed up in a stabbing affray last
week. was given hearing before Just
ice Folsom on Saturday and bound over
to the district court. He could not give
bonds.
The local lodge of Elks had a good
meeting on Tuesday evening when Dis
trict deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
Otto Bauer of jamestown was present
with them. A banquet and social time
followed the lodge work.
Gene Mccarthy came down from
Missoula this week and will assist his
brothers at the Bijou theatre He sings
the illustrated songs and his splendid
voice is much appreciated by the many
patrons of the Bijou.
The civil service examination which
takes place on March 10th for stenog-
raphy and typewrltine includes ladies as
well as gentlemen and Miss Margaret
Stewart hopes that she will have a
large class of candidates in these sub
jects.
Bill McCarty, proprietor of the Custer
Trail ranch. was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. McCarty tells us that he has Just
closed deal with R. Finger of South
Heart whereby he becomes owner of
Mr.. Fingers stock of about ESQ head of
cattle.
Jack Ryan, one of the old-timers in
this section of the country was taken to
the Stein hospital this week, where he
is suffering from Bright's disease. Mr..
Ryan had been filling the position of
night clerk at the Kihm since Dan
Murray went to Wibaux.
Mrs. Jesse Smith whose serious illness
was reported in the PRESS last week.
was little better on Friday of this
week. Her condition early in the week
was not very hopeful and her children,
Clyde, Ralph and Mrs. G. r. Swan of
Oakdale were called again to her bed
side.
Deputy Sheriff Reuben Lyon leaves
this week for Curry, Minn., where his
wedding 10 Miss Gussie Crowl will occur
sometime this month: the exact date
has not been fixed. After short
honeymoon trip they will return to this
city, making their home at the Robt.
Lyon residence for the present.
1t has been very cold for February the
past week, mercury for seven days end
ing Friday morning recording as follows
Saturday morning "a below. Sunday 19,
Monday and Tuesday 10. Wednesday 9,
Thursday le and Friday 10. Notwith-
standing the cold, it has been clear
and pleasant out of doors all the week.
and people can naturally expect q
breakup any time now.
Val Weller and Charles Stevenson
made their escape from the county
bastile last Saturday night and SO far
their whereabouts are unknown. Weller,
Richardton man. was awaiting trial on
a charge Of blindpigeing and Stevenson
was serving sentence for similar
offense and had but seventeen days
more to be confined. The latter
prisoner was one of the nriviIeoad ;p-