The Dickinson press., 1913-07-26
Local News

AS1S -
ian extended trip west this week.
Miss Louise Poland. who has been
i'll for some time, is recovering very
nicely.
Regular Csc pkg. crackers zoe per pkg.
at Roquette's Economy Sale Saturday.
-adv.
o. Schwartz. Of the Schwartz &
Singer firm, left this week on a west
ern business trip. He was expected
back Friday.
W. A. Mcclure was in Taylor the
first of the week to see about the safe
which had been shipped there for his
new bank ct Dunn Center.
. Mrs. Chas. Kono and daughter. Helen,
returned last Saturday from a ten days
visit with Mrs. G. H. Thompson at
jamestown.
Aaron Singer left Wednesday for
Hebron to visit with relatives for a
short time. From there be intends to 90
on to his home in Flasher. N. D.
Extra Fancy Sweet Corn 3 cans for
Csc at %Roquette's Economy Sale Satur-
day.-adv.
A. Jauss. contractor and builder, was
quite ill the first part Of the week,
being overcome by the heat. His
condition is reported as being q great
deal better inst now.
Mrs. James p. Danson, nee Miss
Jessie Messersmith, will sing a solo in
st. Johns Episcopal church Sunday
evening, July 9th. Mrs. Christine
Messersmith will accompany her with
violin obligato.
Mrs. j. A. Rose, assisted by Mrs.
Walter Re tzman, entertained this week
for Misses Warbler, Jessen and Zeches,
who were en- route from the Yellow
stone park to their homes in St. Char
les. MINI. Misses Warbler and lessen
stayed only a few days, but Miss Zech-
er expects to remain for an indefinite
length Of time.
E. X. Jenkins Of the Dunn County
News was in Dickinson on Wednesday,
returning from an overland trip
through eastern Dunn county and
through portions of Oliver and Morton
on railroad matters. The committee
seems we'll pleased with the encourage
ment received at the various places
visited and believes that the right of
way can at least be secured this season.
Trilby Toilet Soap, a regular 10c
seller. 4 for Csc at Roquette's Economy
Sale Saturday. -adv.
Walter Sterland expects to 60 to Bis
marck on Saturday and take the
special train Sunday morning for Fort
Rice, % miles south of Mandan. MIR.
Sterland was stationed with the regu-
lar army for about four years at Fort
: Rice and he naturally wants to visit the
Old grounds again. Mr.. Sterland was
with Reno in 1876 at the time of the
Custer massacre.
Judge Amidon denied the motion of
the bond companies to restrain Stark
county from entering judgement
against them. After losing their case
!, in district court and supreme court, the
bond companies took the case to the
q. S. court with the above result. At
torney Murtha was III Fargo early in
! the week looking after the county
; end Of the case and naturally feels
! good over Judge Amidon's decision.
Miss Margaret Stewart of the local
. postofice force and secretary of the
= civil service commission. has been
notified to be in readiness to conduct
an examination on July 10th for a At
class postmaster at Zenith. Miss
Stewart has also been notified that she
must be ready to conduct a similar ex-
animation for a postmaster for Gorham
, early in August.
The Billines-Golden Valley division
case had another whirl this week. /,
was decided that Golden Valley should
pay Billings county SIS, $50 and interest
from January 1st, 1913 and also pay
SO. 06 per e n of certain outstanding
+ accounts amounting to So, 500 or a total
a~pproximating S., ESQ. The seed grain
bond indebtedness of SIS, 704. 20 is to be
litigated. Some $27, 600 of this
amount has already been collected from
the farmers.
Dickinson has had q week of stree,
carnival. Some of those who were
favored with passes think they have
been delighted !; some of those not 90
} favored have had their pockets drained
} and the business men have found out
by this time that a travelling outfit
like this does not bring the crowd from
the country. They are a bad thing fol
any city or village. A prominent BUSH
ness man from Bismarck said this week