The Dickinson press., 1913-06-21

1t is Postmaster Joe Auth at Lehigf
now. Mr.. Auth runs the hotel and bar.
Der shop at Lehigh.
Mark West. from north of Belfeld.
has been in Dickinson this week and
| plans to work here until the 4th of July.
l.. X. Granteer is very low with 6
cerebral hemorrhaec at his home on
Second Ave. West. Recovery is very
doubtful.
Neree Dorval, a big Gaylord farmer,
was in Dickinson on Wednesday ar
ranging for a celebration at his town
next Tuesday. Mr.. Dorval says they
have had a fair amount of rain out
their way and the crops are looking
very promising.
Mrs. Glen Cassidy and children left
Thursday night for Atlantic, Ia, to Wis
it her parents for some time. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Allen Harleman plan to 60 to thu
Cassidy place just south of the city
after a little to keep house for Mr.
Cassidy during the absence of hi:
wife.
B. O. Kindley was in Thursday from
his Manning farm and left in the even.
ing for Red Wing, MIMI, where he will
visit for a month or six weeks. Mr.
Kindley has finished his seeding anG
has time for a good visit before har.
vest.
Mrs. Mary c. johnson, mother oil
Mayor r. H. johnson. and his sister,
Mrs. D. Clark, were expected Saturd ay
from St. Charles, MINI. to visit a shorI
time before going to Washington to re-
main for some time.
R. E. Morrow, Manager of a lumber
firm at Regent, has taken a position as
cashier of the State Bank at Gladstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow were expected ir
Gladstone this week. The new cashier
comes very highly recommended. W. G.
Watts, the retiring cashier. goes to the
First State Bank of Fryburg.
Ed. Molen, the horse thief who es'
capped from the penitentiary last fall,
is now in Russia. He was sentenced By
Judge Crawford to two and a half years
imprisonment. He escaped once from
Frank Moore, ex-sherif of Bowman
county, but was r%ecaptured south o.
Sentinel Butte and brought to Dickin'
son.
Attorney Leslie Simpson will give
the 4th of July Grafton at Underwood
this year. If the roads are not too bat
it is probable that Mr.. Simpson will
make the round trip journey of 30|
miles in his automobile. The people o
Underwood are planning on a big cele
hration and they are sure of getting
good address from the Dickinson gen
tleman.
Attorney L. R. Baird was in tn
northeastern part of Dunn county. il
the vicinity of Loring, OH Tuesda,
where he defended W. C. Douehert,
and Jermiah Lynch who had been ar
rested on a charge of malicious mis-
chief. The hearing was before Justic
Am. Void. After hearing the evidenc
the justice dismissed the action, charg
ing costs to plaintiff. H. B. Schaffner
Mrs VIM. Chernausek left Friday fo
Minneapolis accompanied by her cousil
who has been visiting here for som
time. They will stop off and visit ther
a short time. Later Mrs. Chernause
will 60 to Hutchinson, Mimi, to visi
several weeks with relatives, her cousil
going to her home in Iowa. Mrs.
Chernausek's mother arrived from Can
ada Wednesday and expects to stay il
Dickinson for about a month.
Toxic 1gawa, classmate of Hartwel
and Watt johnson at the state univer'
sity, was expected to arrive in the cit.
on Friday to visit for a week. Mr.,
Igawa is a Japanese of high standing
who has just graduated from the mining
and engineering department of tn
university. He is one of the youn,
men who takes the mi ming trip to tn
Pacific coast with Prof. Babcock an,
others, leaving the last of June. Wat
johnson is also selected to make thi
educational trip covering a period OF
possibly two months.