The Dickinson press., 1913-06-07
Bert Townsend was in the city last

, Bert Townsend was in the city last
Saturday.
H. C. Short vas down from Mandan
last Saturday.
For Sale A good Shorthorn heifer.
Experiment station. -adv. 1t
If you are in need of a good work
team, see J. Vaughn.-adv 6-7-2t.
You will find an assorted lot of the best
garden hose, fresh from the factory at
Senour & Langley's.-adv. 6-7-2t
Peter Suits left on Wednesday for
Dayton. N. j., 10 visit his mother and
old friends for a few weeks.
Mrs. o. C.. Maercklein who re-
Gently broke her arm while cranking a
car, is recovering very nicely.
The little daughter of Mrs. Alice
Lyle was sick with the measles the
past week while she was visiting with
her grandmother here.
VIM. F. Blume. formerly with the
Northern Pacific, has been admitted
10 the bar and now has his sign as at
torney out on the Dickinson Mercantile
Co. block.
M. Pisha is putting on new porches
and otherwise improving his houses
on upper Willard street. AS oon as he
completes the repairs he will have
some good places to n
Stolen-If the boy, known in the
neighborhood, returns the bicycle
which he appropriated from near the
Cutnaw electrical store, there will be
no arrest. R. D. jennings adv. 1t
Archie Granteer came up from Rhame
the past week on account of the illness
Of his father, l.. X. Granteer. His
father seemed a little better later in
the week, but he is far from we'll,
j. v. lessen is busy r%emodeling his
store building just vacated by the
Unique Theatre Co. 1t will take some
two weeks to get the store ready for
his stock. The Unique fixtures have
been stored.
Florence and Duncan Mckenzie were
taken to Richardon Sunday in the D.
W. Mckenzie car. They will visit
with their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Dittbemer, Florence remaining fol
about three weeks and Duncan SIX.
Miss Adelaide Decide, who has been
teaching in Washington, arrived the
past week from the west and will Wis
it with her cousin. Mrs. VIM. Chernau-
SEX for several weeks. Later she will
60 to her home at Salina. Kansas.
Rasmus Jensen has purchased an
Overland touring car Of the Dickinson
Motor Car Co. Ralph W. Ross went out
with MIR. Jensen the last OF last w1el
and gave all needed instruct ons fol
running the new car.
!, This week Rasmus Jensen of the An.
telope Dairy Farm, has been receiving
a visit from his father, Sam Jensen
! and brother, S. P. Jensen, of Day
:. county. S. D. The father and brother
came in entirely unexpected but arf
most welcome visitors. They will re,
turn via New England.
5 The rainfall for May this year was
LIS inches, or 80 inches below norma
for the month. From January list t.
June list, the rain deficiency amounted
to 100 inches. In other words, there
has not been any soaking rain in this
territory since last October. However,
the grain is coming along nicely, anG
if the soaking rains come a little later,
it will be in the season when mos
needed.
The Dickinson school electio on be-
came quite interesting all at nee or
Tuesday. 1t was learned soon aftel
dinner. about an hour before the polls
opened, that there were three candi.
dates in the field, namely, j. F
Brodie, r. H. johnson and l.. H
Nichols. The candidates polled 81:
votes as follows: Brodie 271, Johnson
21O. Nichols 81. There were a few
scattering votes. The board will NEE,
for organization on the econd Tuesda!
IN July, as provided by law. Thu
new board will be John F.. Davis, W
l.. Richards and J.. F. Brodie.
The baseball game last Friday be
tween the Dickinson and Belfield team
on the local diamond was not very ex
citing. Belield did not appear to b
in a class with Dickinson on this da,
and the score stood 10 to 2 in favor o
the locals. For u long time it looked a
though Clint Davis was pitching a shu
out game. Stanley Grub filled the bo
for the last innings and his work wa
satisfactory. Goodrich caught in fin
shape, and a 3-base hit by McCutchaI