The Dickinson press., 1913-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sproat were
called to Grand Forks OF Monday on &C.
count of the serious illness of his sister.
ALI. ]. Beall. formerly Of Dickinson,
has been chosen as foreman Of the
painting crew at the government station
at Mandan.
ReauIar csc pkg. matches z pkas.
for CSC at Roquette's Economy Sale
Saturday.-adv.
Grant Palmer has purchased an Over
land of the Dickinson Motor Car Co. for
his work at Manning. Mr.. Palmer is in
the insurance and abstracting business.
Wellington Irysh. until recently owner
of the Mott Pioneer, was returning this
week from a trip west. He visited
Miles City and other Montana points
looking for a newspaper location.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woke and daugh-
ter, Angie, who live north of Belield,
spent a few days visiting friends at
Bel6eld and Dickinson this week They
report the crops Out their way as look
ing fine.
a pkss. A. & n. soda for csc at
Roquette's Economy Sale Saturday.
adv.
W. r. Everett took Robert Morris to
his farm on he..Cannon Ball river west
of New England on Monday to paint his
new seven room house there. The
house is erected about a mile east of
the old Mead ranch.
C. r. Hall, head of sereal investiea-
tion of the department of agriculture,
Washington. D. c., inspected the work
of ]. Allen Clark at the Dickinson ex-
perjmental station on Wednesday and
found it good.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. ~Frankenberg re-
turned last Friday from a trip to
Roundup. Mont, where they visited
with Mrs. ~Frankenberg's sister. Mrs.
P. C. Haeerman and family. They stop
ped on their way out at Miles City to
celebrate July 4th.
j. F. Gardner, former manager of the
Gold-Stabeck Loan & Credit Co., has
been made assistant of the company at
the general Office in Minneapolis. Mr..
Gardner is a brother of Mrs. A. w. Nc
Lain of this city and is a man who
will make good.
10 OF. bottle catsup for Toe at Ro-
J quette's Economy Sale Saturday
adv.
Carl H. Young, from south of New
England. was in Dickinson on Wednes.
day looking for WI horses which hat
strayed away from his farm. Aftel
= arriving in Dickinson. a telephone
message was received from the Herald
to the effect that the team had beer
found. This was good news to MIR
Young.
4 Frank Thomas of Glen Ullin recent!
+ took a position with the Mandan Mer
camille Co. in this city. The househol,
goods were expected this week. Mi,
Thomas has been with the Mandal
= Mercantile at Glen Ullin. MIR. an.
Mrs. Thomas were anxious to get tn
transfer in order to get better schoo
: advantages for their children.
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Hacke and Mis-
Q Tabor left Thursday morning for De
troit Lake. Mimi, to spend their vaca
ton of a month. MIR. Hacke expect
to be home for regular services tn
P last Sunday in August. During his alb
sence, Rev. John Orchard will conduc
the usual morning service. There vii
be no evening service.
II 3 pkss. puffed wheat for csc a
q R~oquette's Economy Sale Saturday
adv. .i
It Gov. Hanna on Monday appointed
y Clara Struble of Grand Forks, Supt. P
S. Berg of Dickinson, and Supt. j. A
Haig of Devils Lake. who togethe
e with State Supt. E. j. Taylor and Stat
Treasurer Gunder Olson, will constitut
n the pension board for teachers. Thi
board was provided for by the las
n session of the legislature.
Large cans hominy 1Oc per can q
Roquette's Economy Sale Saturday
il adv. ..a
N Engineer W. H. Flanagan made
record run for the Northern Pacific OF
* Monday when he pulled 10 berry car
r from Glendive to Dickinson in 2 hour
lie and 10 minutes. Ed. Steinbrueck wa
conductor. The shortest passenge
schedule between Dickinson and Glen
10 dive is 3 hours and 10 minutes. Tn
berry train run was at the rate of nearl
t. 60 miles per hour. One ~ stop wa
* made at Beach to oil the eng inc.
K J. v. Jessen, of the Stark County In
dustrial Exhibit committee, was i
ht south of Taylor the first of the wee
q. and al agreeably surprised to find tha
the crops were very promising. He wa
It sure that the old time farmers out the