The Dickinson press., 1913-05-17
LOCAL NEWS

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Dueald Stewart, cashier of the Phelan
bank at Bowman, has received one of
the latest model Oldsmobile autos.
The Dickinson Motor Car Co. received
three Overlands the first Of the week.
Two were sent to their agent at Beach
and Mr.. Ross of the Dickinson Motor
Car Co. uses the third. Fred Maser Dur
chased a new Overland car this week.
Kenneth Clark and r. W. Ross of
the Dickinson Motor Car Co. autoed to
Bailey last Saturday on business and on
their return trip were accompanied by
Robert Wilcox, who had been spending
several days at the ranch.
Jacob Walery of Gladstone was in
Dickinson on Monday for a little while.
He expected t finish seeding ITO acres
of wheat this week. He will SOW 20.
acres of oats and plant S or s acres of
corn. He is doing his own work. but
has plenty of teams and has been aet-
ting along we'll.
Conductor and Mrs. VIM. H. Brown
lief, Monday for Los Angeles, intending
to visit Seattle, Tacoma and other
points en- route. MI. Brown goes as a
delegate to the Trainmen's National
Convention in the California city and
they will also visit in Salt Lake CITY.
Denver and the Twin Cities before re-
turning.
Mike Gresz writes from Washoueal.
Wash, that he is pleased with the
country. He is running a dairy ranch,
milking Is cows. He gets up at 4
o'clock in the morning and is through
at 9 O'Clock in the evening. This is
alright. Mr.. Gresz says that he will
get back to Stark county some day to
look after his ranch, but he does not
expect to return here to live.
The St. Anthony club members were
defeating their new hall back of the
South Side Drug Co. store the first of
the week. The hall was erected by M.
l.. Auner of the Walton & Davis Co.
firm and will be used for club purposes
and for various public gatherings. The
orchestra, under the direction of James
Rose, was giving the music for dedica-
tion. Nicholas Lefor, one of the high
| school students, is a member of this
band.
Among the many former Dickinson
people which Dan Manning met in and
about Los Angeles last winter were C..
H. Clemmer, our former school superin-
tendent, .. S. Golf of Idaho. an early
day photographer of Dickinson, and
Sandy Robson, for many years an en-
gineer on this division of the N. P.
Mr.. Robson underwent a serious oper-
alton but he is now feeling good again,
and sent regards to the old friends in
Stark and Dunn county. Prof. Clemmer
had a fruit orchard seriously injured by
the freeze in the winter.
P. Mckinley, master workman of the
o. u. W. lodge of this place and j. C.
F. Parker recorder and inancier, will
attend the meeting of the grand lodge
to be held in Fargo on May goth and
21st. P. Mckinley goes as representa-
tive from his lodge and Mr.. Parker as
one of the grand lodge officers. The
grand lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen meets once every two
years. The last meeting was held in
Minot, May. 1911. The membership of
the order in the state of North Dakota,
May 1st, was 6, 600.
j. T. Scott. who relinquished the
ownership of the Dickinson PRESS %
years ago this season. says in his Couer
d. Alene Qdaho) Press that VIM. H.
Taft will some day be classed with
the Lincoln and Washington type of
American public e In the same is
sue that Bro. Scott advanced this far
fetched idea, he referred to DR.. Wiley
as being the foremost pure food and
sanitary expert in the world today, and
yet this is the ma: Howard Taft Suffer-
ed to leave the service OF the country,
supposedly because DR.. Wiley was not
considerable enough of the trust interests.
Quite a delegation of Manning people
camein Monday evening to hear Byron's
T%roubadours at the opera house and all
were more than pleased with the fine
musical concert. Those who came in
from the north were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wills Norred, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N.
Owens. Mr.. and Mrs. W.. P. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Partridge. D. j.
Price, Dr.. Oscar Smith, Alex Fowler.
Ed. Piatt. E. X. jenkins. Grant Palm
er. Louis Palmer, Mrs. J.. A. Palmer.
Mrs. T. L. Evans and daughter, Misses
Esther Hart, Gladys Allen. 1nga Ryan,
Blanche Gray and Bertha Price. Il
Julia Kaiserschott and Otto Oukrop of
school No. 1 of New Hradec dist riot,
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