The Dickinson press., 1913-01-11
LOCAL NEWS

+. j. tellSSlef was IN INC CITY lnlS
week from Sheridan, Wyo.
You will wonder how you lived with
ont THE iole.''-adv. 1t
Lude-Fisk, already prepared. very
fine quality. &c per ID. at J. c. F.
Parker & Sons.-adv. 1-11-2t
Deputies VIM. King. Charles Hughes
and Reuben Lyon were doing a little
special work around the city last Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Jennie Ware who has been cook
with the N. P. lunch restaurant here for
some time. is visiting with relatives at
Glen Ullin.
C. C. Mead returned Wednesday morn
ing from Medora, where he had been
for three days looking after some BUSH
ness matters.
The cast of the state against Sulli-
van comes up before Justice A. P. Fol-
som next Tuesday. Bail was fixed at
81, 500 and was not furnished.
Your dollar will buy more dependable
merchandise at R%oquette's than else
where. Double amount of free piano
votes during the saIe.-adv. 1t
Charles Hurick has the most of his
2, 600 bushels of wheat and $50 bushels
of flax yet to market. The roads are
good from the north and he is hauling
right along nov
Andrew Hydu and Frank Baar. farm
ers in the Lefor district south of Clad
stone, were transacting business in the
city Thursday. Both were we'll pleased
with their crop yields this year.
Albert Block and Miss Myrtle Hewson
of near Emerson were married by JUS
tice A. P. Folsom OF January 9Th. The
happy couple remained in the city over
night, returning to Dunn county the
next day.
Mrs. Geo. W. Lee, Mrs. W. L. Prin-
die, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Shelp were up
from Gladstone the night of the 18th for
the Eastern Star social. On account of
the lateness of No. E that evening they
remained over until the following morn
ing before going home.
Fred Sleight, formerly of Dickinson,
now with the Security State bank at
New England as automobile and ma
chine expert. has a broken arm as the
result of his auto turning turtle last
week. N. B. Bergum, also with the
j. j. Murphy bank, has a broken leg as
a result of the accident.
Miss Rose Waddell after assisting
her brothers, Bert and Lee Waddell to
get moved into their house recently
purchased of Chas. Gray. left Wednes-
day to resume her studies at Grand
Forks. Her sister. Miss Daisy Waddell
is teaching school in the Stolz district,
about 20 miles south of the city.
In the January 1st issue of Farm,
Stock and Home is a picture of Supt.
L. r. Waldron given in a list of 10
prominent contributors to this farm
paper. Mr.. Waldron is a regular con-
tributor to the leading farm papers of
the Northwest. and his articles are al
ways read with a great deal of interest.
Adams County Record: John R.
Dodge of Lewistown. Montana, was in
Hettinger Tuesday visiting old friends.
Mr.. Dodge was one of the pioneer set
tiers of this territory, having resided
for some time on a ranch south of Reed
er. He is now located with his family
at Lewistown, and is engaged in con-
struction work on the Milwaukee rail-
road.
The railroad locomotive engineers of
the state were to have framed a legis-
lative board at jamestown on Wednes-
day of this week and one of their men,
bers would be selected to represent them
at the legislative session in Bismarck
this year. Each local lodge sent a DEL
egate to jamestown this week and C. D.
: Litch was the man chosen to represent
this division.
Charles Gunkel and his son Carl were
looking after business matters in Dick
inson on Tuesday and renewing ac-
quaintances. Charles Gunkel is home
stealing a claim adjoining that of his
son in Billings county southwest of
Belield. Mr.. Gunkel took his pre-em-
ption homestead in Cass county in
1884. These gentlemen are delighted
with the winter weather prevailing in
this section.
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. Orr formerly Miss
Virginia Beidler) of Burlington, WASH,
entertained among their Christmas sea-
son guests, Miss Josephine Benson of Sc
attic, Miss Pennington of Bellingham
and Miss Edith Beidler of Kent. all
former teachers in the Dickinson schools.
Mrs. Orr at M time attended the