The Dickinson press., 1913-08-09
LOCAL NEWS

place on the OREGON team. It will be
remembered that Mr.. Wolford used to
60 with the North Dakota team from
Dickinson.
Editor and Mrs. E. A. Tostevin of
the Mandan Pioneer were. on the
Racine, Commandery special on
Sunday and accompanied their old
Wisconsin friends as far as Glendive.
Mr.. Tostevin was in Dickinson on Tues
day for the Elk doings.
Golden Valley Prosress:-Frank
Cooper has been identified with Beach
ever since there has been a depot estab.
lished here and his many friends,
while reeretting his departure. will re-
joice at his promotion. mrs. Cooper
will also be greatly missed in social
circles here and the best wishes of all
will 60 with both Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
TO their new home in Dickinson.
H. H. Reynolds gave up his pool hall
business in the Ryan building the first
of the month, later leaving for Mon
tana, where he hoped to find a location
that would suit him. He expected to
visit Red Lodge and if the place was
what he expected, later he would have
his equipment shipped out. Pat Rogers
was also thinking that he would 90, to
Montana for a barber shop location.
Schafer Record -. B. Randall,
chairman of the county board of CON-
missioners. and two children and sis
ter, Miss Ada Randall. left the ranch
home Thursday for Williston, from
there taking the train for. Kent.
Wash. Mr. Randall expects 10 return
to Scllafer in time for the regular Octo-
Der meeting of the commissioners. He
will leave his children in charge of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Randall. at
Kent. Miss Ada Randall has been Wis
itine her brothers here for the last
month.
On Tuesday j. B. Griffin, district ex-
pert for the Unitype Co., arrived from
Sioux City, Iowa. to put a new assem-
bling attachment on the typesetting
machine in the PRESS office. In con-
sequence of this work our news service
is necessarily cut short this week. The
machine was turned over to Mr.. Griffin
at noon on Thursday. However. if the
machine is . brought up to the stand
ard of the 1918 models. as promised,
one operator will be able to set all the
type for an issue OF the paper in four
to five days. time.
The Golden Valley Progress. speak
ing of the tombstone land case at
Beach says: 1.-The first case that came
up for trial was that of the Golden
Valley Land and Cattle company vs..
John tombstone, the question involved
being the ownership of certain land
located in Lone Tree township. The
case is a complicated one and w, will
not attempt to 60, into detail or Try Il
~unravel the mysteries of law. The case
lasted three days and we understand
was decided by Judge Palloch in favol
of plaintiff and will probably be ap.
pealed to the higher court. The at.
torneys in this case were Heffron 8.
Baird of Dickinson and j. A. Miller oil
Beach for the defendant and T. F.
Murtha. of Dickinson and Attorney
Harris of St. Faul for the plaintiff.
The four North Dakota rifemen from
Dickinson and Gladstone will leave
Friday evening for Fargo, where they
will get. their special car on the Grea,
Northern Saturday evening at Ii 20.
The boys from this county are: Dr..
c. N. Barker, John Engbrecht. r. 3.
Lee and Andrew Erdahl. Lieut.. L. R.
Baird goes as state coach and had per
mission to 60 on ahead of the state
team in order that he might look aftel
business matters in Minneapolis. The
rifle team goes from St. Paul via Mil
waukee railroad to Chicago where the
Lake Shore is taken to Camp Perry.
They reach their destination at &c
next Monday morning, and will return
home about the first of September. Il
is believed that the Stark county rifle.
men will make their usual good record.
this year at camp.
jamestown lodge e95 sent a jolly
bunch of Elks to Dickinson for Tuesday
and Wednesday as follows: Andrew
Blewett, auditor of Stuttsman county
G. A. Clause. proprietor of the Glad
stone hotel G. E. Boardman. state au.
ditor for the Powers Elevator Co. : C. F.
Rathman. owner of Hotel Capital and
department store man; Dr.. W. A. Ger.
IRISH. proprietor Of a hospital at the
asylum city; Allison Wells, proprietor
of the Dakota Meat Market and reported
to be the alfalfa king of the state. MI.
Wells has a beautiful farm near the
city where he has often entertained
large gatherings. The Jamestown Ell
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