The Dickinson press., 1913-03-22
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old home in St. Paul where she will
visit for several weeks.
John Schlafer returned the past week
from q three months visit at Richfeld,
Wis. His farm is five miles northwest.
Flower trimmed and plain hats Of
all kinds for children at LennevilIe e.
6elden's. adv.-It
Carl Tallmadge of New England was
in the city the first of the week on his
way to ransact business at New Salem.
Misses Anna johnson and Ethel
Stewart visited friends in Glendive
Monday evening. returning the follow
ing morning.
Engineer N. Num- was in the city
this week from Baker, Mont, where he
has been for the past two weeks on the
homestead with Mrs. Num-. file was
on his way to Saskatchewan where he
will resume his duties on the T.. P. r.
r. M. Tuttle. an early resident of
Mandan and for many years court STEM
ographer t the late Judge Winchester
arrived at his old home from Portland
the past week. Mr.. futile has many &C.
quaintances in Stark and Billings coun-
ties.
Miss Ada Nisbet of Grand Forks, the
grand worthy matron of the state. will
visit the local Eastern Star lodge next
Monday evening. March Oath. A special
meeting of the lodge is arranged for
that evening and all members are re-
quested to attend.
Miss Jessie Kicker of Mandan and
Ray SINNERS. also of Mandan, were
guests over Sunday at the l.. H. Rudi-
selle home. Miss Kicker is %stenoeraph-
er with Trainmaster Nelson and Mr..
SINNERS, a nephew of Mr.. Rudiselle,
is also with the ~. P.
Baseball teams are being organized
in most of the n%eishborne cities and
towns and it would seem like Dickinson
ought to be doing something along this
line. There is good baseball material
here and all that is needed is the sup
port and cooperation Of the people. A
good. clean baseball team is an adver-
tisement for any city.
New England Herald: j. E. Funk,
who runs the grey Cadillac car be-
tween here and Dickinson. has missed
m aking trips daily between the two
points but very few times since he be-
gan making regular trips last spring.
This has been q remarkable winter for
automobiles.
Christ will. the Antelope man who
was brought before Justice A. P. Fol-
som last Saturday on a charge of not
sending his 9-year old son to school as
required by law, was allowed to pay
costs and fine amounting to SIS. The
man was given two weeks in which to
find the money and pay yer to the au-
thorities, and should he fail to comply
with the order of Justice Folsom, the
sheriff will be authorized to bring the
man to Dickinson again.
Peter Palanuk of Bel6eId returned
! home Sunday from q two weeks trip to
the Vancouver country. Mr.. Palanuk
went out to look over the country with
a view to locating there, but was not
favorably impressed. file had intended
to 20 into the Peace river district in
Canada, north of Vancouver. but upon
learning that pack horses were about all
the available transportation facilities
on account of the rough country. he
concl uded that he could do better here.
Mr.. Paianuk farms quite extensively
north of Belfield where he has 240 acres
of land.
The annual inspection of the local
knights Templar order took place or
Tuesday evening. Dr.. s. J. Hill Of
Fargo. right eminent grand command
CT, and j. w. Carroll of Lisbon, Rfant
generalissimo and inspecting officer,
were present. The inspection pleased
the visiting brothers very much. Thu
officers of the local commandery are
Fred W. Turner, eminent commander
William L%enneville, generalissimo. L
r. Baird, captain general; c. D
Litch, senior warden Geo. A. Senour
Junior warden !; Andrew Erdahl. record.
er; w. A.. Mcclure, standard bearer
John Orchard. prelate; T. H. Pugh
sword bearer T. A. Tollefson, warden.
A. P. Folsom, sentinel.
Banker Alfred White is one of four
teen delegates appointed by Gov. L
8. Hanna to attend the Fourth Amer
lean Peace Congress to be held in St
Louis on May 1, 2 and 3. Cashier 1
F. Crawford of Sentinel Butte is also
member, Bishop Cameron Mann of Far
20, Ri. Rev. Vincent Wehrle of Bis
marck and Ri. Rev. James O'Rielly q
Fargo are included in the official list
On April 30th at St. Louis will occu
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