The Dickinson press., 1913-06-21

S. ]. chatham of Gaylord was in
Dickinson on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cain were in from
Six Mile the first of the week.
Tom, John and Miss Kate Brew of
Edgar were visiting in the city during
the week.
Leo Weber. q farmer from New Eng
land, was a visitor in the city the first
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs S. N. Lebo and children
were down from Medora on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Fresh fruit and nougat on Saturday
sale Sc and 1Oc slices. Langdale Candy
Kitchen. adv. 6-21.lt
Thomas Evans of Seattle has been
lookine after some business affairs in
the county the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Cain will enter
tain the people in the Fayette %neighbor-
hood at a dance next Friday night.
Frank Lefor was called to Chico Hot
Springs the last part of last week on
account of the illness of his wife.
Want to buy-second hand wind mill.
Must be in good repair and cheap.
Write j. C. Erb. Manning, N. D.
adv. it
"Rev-o-noi''oiI stoves are the best,
always ready, simple in construo-
ton and work perfectly. For sale
by Senour e. Langley adv 6-21-2t
The state case against Thomas Cart
ner from near Lefor, is set for hearing
on June 10Th, before Justice Walter
Sterland. Gartner secured bail in the
sum of ST, 600.
Frank H. Gibbs of WATERFOWL, N. Y,
left the past week for the west, expect
ing to reach North Dakota early in July.
!, Mi. Gibbs will visit relatives in Het-
!, niger county and old acquaintance in
Dickinson.
l Julius Williams has sold a control.
! ling interest in the Farmers and Mer-
chants State Bank of Taylor to Mime
sofa men. J. M. Noes of Grary, S. D..
/ has active management. F. R. Lau-
terbach remains as cashier.
7 c. J. Holton from New England, was
in Dickinson the first of the week.
He was looking up the lands recently
: designated for entry in the Dickinson
u. S. land district under the enlarged
homestead act.
: The city board of equalization fin.
ished Monday night. There were fewer
changes than usual and the council
: seems we'll pleased with the work O.
Assessor Sterland. On the 23rd tn,
board will be in session to hear an!
. complaints.
=. Last week Der Volksfreund of Rich
. ardton had many pictures of the tow,
8 and nearby farm scenes. also hand
= some views Of the exterior and interio
= Of St. Mary's church. This German
i, publication was getting out an especia
y LILY fine number on account of tn
y church festival at Richardton.this week
- The St. Mary's church fair at Rich
= ardton was largely attended this week
The German band from South Dickinson
= went down on Tuesday and there wer
~ many others going from this place VIII
? took this time to celebrate a little
: Bishop Wherle came up from Bismarc
and from all reports it must have bee
= the most largely attended fair ever hel
at Richardton.
w. A. Shear, editor and publishe
of the Sentinel Butte Republican, wa
operated on this week at St. Joseph
hospital for appendicitis. MIR. Shea
has been troubled for a year at time
and thought he had better have tn
operation and be through with it. Mrs
Shear and daughter are stopping i
the city for a few days but will likel
return home before Mr.. Shear is read
to leave the hospital.
Next week Justice A. P. Folsom wi.
90 to Bismarck for the grand lodg
meeting of the Masonic order. He i
one of the committee on grievances an
appeals. William Lenneville. maste
of the local lodge. will also attend
and W. A. Mcclure. high priest, e,
poets to attend. Mrs. w. J. thinner
man. worthy matron of the Easter
Star. will be another who will go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson lief
the first of the week for their ne,
home at Dunn Center. They went vi
Manning ..and were given a little ovs
ton at the county seat town. Mr.. Rot
ertson is doing we'll with the Sprin
Valley Times, giving his readers goo
news Mrs. Robertson has had SON
years experience in reporting an
newspaper Office work and will be abb
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