The Dickinson press., 1913-01-18

uOmo talent WILL present ''Tho Union
Depot at the opera house February 18th.
adv. II
If you don't get the baraains, your
neishbor will. Roquette's is the
place.-adv. 1t
John Hollenbeck of Sentinel Butte
was visiting his sister. Mrs. Viola
Homer. in Dickinson this week. Mr..
Hollenbeck takes care of his sisters
farm in connection with his own. On
account of the October rain and snow
storm he was late with threshing this
year but the good weather in November
and December gave him a chance to ret
caught up in very good shape. He sti II
has some grain to market.
Mrs. L. A. Davis and Mi IS Clara
Davis went to Belfeld Tuesday evening
to attend a meeting of the Rebekah
lodge there, Mrs. Davis assisting in the
work of installation. There was initi-
alton of candidates followed by a ban
quet and social good time. The Belield
lodge is only eight months old and al
ready has a membership of SO. Mrs.
Davis and Miss Clara were entertained
at the T. Caesar home while in Belield.
Word was received in the city this
week of the marriage of Miss MARGARET
Manley to VIM. H. Pate at Billings,
Mont. No details of the wedding are
known other than that Mr.. and Mrs.
Pate will make their home in Portland,
OREGON. Mrs. Pate is we'll known in
Dickinson, where she lived for several
years before going west to make her
home with her sister last spring. Her
host of friends here wish to extend
heartiest congratulations. "
W. L. Richards. E. A. Lillibridge.
DR.. H. Anderson. Dr.. S. W. Bailey and
Attorney H. A. Burdeson went to Fargo
on the delayed train Tuesday night.
They were to be joined at Taylor by j..
F. Christen, who. with Or. Bailey,
were scheduled to take the Shrine
MIR. Williams of Taylor could not 60 as
previ ously planned on account of the
death of his mother. Dr.. Anderson
was on his way to Grand Forks for a
meeting of the state veterinary board
and if he listened to Mr.. Lillibridge
he was to remain over in Fargo for the
Shrine work.
Court matters kept Judge W. C. Craw-
ford at Williston this week and Judge
Leighton came over Tuesday from
Minot to open court at Medora. Stenog-
rapher Richard Boulger went up from
Dickinson. 1t was expected that cit
izenship matters would take up the
most of The day Wednesday. Attorney
W. F. Burnett went up Wednesday night
to assist States Attorney j. K. Swihart
in some state prosecutions. 1t was ex-
pected that the Gilman cases would be
called among the first. Attorney T. D.
Casey vent up early in the week to look
after the defense in this action.
Robert Smith says ~Sfrathcona. Canada.
is now a great city and property values
have been advancing very rapidly. A
piece of residence property that ne sold
for $40, O0C a year ago has just been
turned at $40. 600 and he thought he
was getting a good price when he sold.
He has a half section of la nd within
about four miles of the city limits
which could be sold at considerably over
500 per acre. Mr.. Smiths brother
looks after the farm. Strathcona has
natural gas and grea: manufacturing
industries are being established in the
city. Robert Smith was formerly in
the First National bank at Dickinson
and later filled the position of CASH er
Among the employees on this divis-
ion who have been in the employ of the
Northern Pacific for over 20 years and
are thereby entitled to the annual sys-
tenn railway transportation pass for
themselves, wives and dependent
members of their families are: Joe
Leisch. Eng. Archie Dingman. Car
Foreman j. R. Stewart. Yardman
Hugh Mckeever, Engineer W.T.. Nickel.
Engineer c. D. Litch. Engineer W. H.
Flanagan. Eng. M. Drury, Eng. John
Lavine. Eng. John A. Menke, Conductor
HE. Hagerman. Conductor J. K. Porter.
Roundhouse Foreman j. B. Dehlinger,
Conductor James. C. Haskin, Travel
ing Engineer Joseph Crosthwaite. D. S.
Littlehales, nov master mechanic,
L. H. Rudiselle, Boiler Maker James
Birch and Section Foreman August
Johnson of Taylor. Joe Leisch a
been with the company for IS years.
Hugh McKeever for 80 years, Archie
Dingman for 20 and j. r. Stewart 70
years.
The city has been badly crippled for
some months in its free delivery SER
vice, in fact, since Carrier Hopkins left