The Dickinson press., 1912-04-27

Attorney H. E. Haney was down from
Beldeld on Thursday. !
CD. Litch. candidate for CLERK Of
the court, .was In Richardton and Ante
'lope Thursday.
". L. Richards was out to the Ola
mond c ranch this week, also transact
ing other business in Dunn county.
The Midway Creamery Co. is advertis-
ing for bids for the creamery building
to be erected at Midway. The bids
will be opened May 18th.
Mrs. Erena Currie Of Battle-Ground,
WASH. is q guest Of her step-daughter,
Mrs. A. T.. Crowl. Mrs. Currie is on
her way to visit a sister in Wisconsin.
Mrs. D. F. Olmsted and daughter,
Geraldine. of Medora went to Bowman
last week on account. Of the serious
burns sustained by Mrs. Allen Arm
strong.
Mrs. c. H. Pond is making arrange
ments to move to Vermont about the
first of July. A sister will be- out to
accompany her On the trip. The home
here has been rented to E. H. Knapp.
The ST. Joseph's club at 81. Elizabeth
(Lefor postofice) will give a dance and
general good time on the 18th Of May.
An earlier day had been planned at
first but the 18th is the time now.
Everybody is invited.
Albert Burwick and Miss Mamie
Peterson of Daelum were united in mat
rimony by Rev. lngebretson on April
10Th, at the BRIDES old home. Mr.. Bur-
wick is a hustline young farmer--and
the lady a favorite in her vicinity.
A big Hettineer county land deal was
recently contaminated. The deal in
wolves 81 sections Of land and repre-
sented a purchase price of about
$50. 600. The W. H. Blown Land Co.
sold to j.. W. Rademacher of Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Birch returned
last week from their ~sojourn of several
weeks on the Pacific coast. They Wis.,
tied their sons and daughters al Tacoma
and Walville. WASH, and spent several
weeks in San Diego. seeing many of
the Dickinson people there. MI. Birch
has resumed his duties as machinist
with the Northern Pacific.
Regent Times Charles E. Davis,
formerly of Dickinson. where he has
been employed as bookkeeper in the
lumber Office of Soules & Butler for the
past two years, has taken charge of the
Regent branch lumber yard of the Nc
Caull- Webster Elevator Company of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Davis has local in
~terests here owning land very close to
town and is the father of Raymond w.
Davis and Ward G. Davis. two we'll
known young farmers of this district.
Illuminated by the halo of success
achieved through its phenomenal bust
ness done in New York and everywhere
else, the laughing song play. 1.-THE
Newlyweds and Their Baby by Aaron
Hoffman and Paul West. and the
music and lyrics by Seymour Brown,
Nat D. Aver and John W. Bratton,
comes to the Dickinson opera house,
Tuesday. April 30. The piece is said
to be. not only one of the greatest
musical comedies Of the present sea-
son, but n of the most decided novel;
ties that Manager Ray & Reichert, ever
presented to his patrons of musical ex-
%travaeanza. 60N people participate
in the fun making.
There was excitement in the city the
first of the week when E. M. Crime un-
loaded several carloads of teams, wheel
scrappers, etc. Some of the people
thought the Milwaukee railroad Il
coming in from New England, but it
proved to be part of a grading outfit
from Glendive and the principal thing
which brings the crew to Dickinson at
this time is the necessity of re-inforc-
ing the N. P. dyke a mile and a half
west of-the city. The high water had
washed the banks down and it will be
necessary to do considerable work to
put the same in shape. There may be
other work around the yards for the
crew.