The Dickinson press., 1914-04-11
! LOCAL NEWS i:

returned SO as to be back on the job
in the morning. Those who \ were
present were: Dr.. and Mrs. o.. M.
Smith, Editor and Mrs. /. I. Doherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Piatt, Atty. and
Mrs. A. o. Nelson, Atty. and Mrs.
Thos. G. johnson, Mrs. T. Leroy
Evans and daughter Lois, Miss Inga
Ryan, and Messrs. O. ]. Wick, II. N.
Owens, Alex Fowler, Sheriff H. A.
Kaspar, D. J. Price, Fred Edwards,
Grant Palmer, Mr.. Kapelovitz and
Editor E. X. Jenkins. %. =,
Swift's Pride Cleanser at Mercan-
tile quality sale Be. 1t
The Thomas Krummenmacher es-
tates was closed in Judge Maser's
court on Tuesday. -:
Lars Christensen and ]. n. Freker
of Taylor, were in Dickinson Wednes-
day to transact business with the
county commissioners.
Fred Egar was in from Manning on
Tuesday with 100 fine chickens which
he sold to the local markets for the
Easter trade. p. $50 8. s# .#'s
For screened Lehigh Ignite Bitumin
ous Coal and kindling, order from the
Consolidated Coal Co. Prompt service
and two thousand pounds to the ton
guaranteed. I2-o-tf
Rev. H. J. Thorpe of Belfeld had to
change his date for Good Friday SER
vices in Dickinson. He will conduct
services in the Lutheran church Sun
day evening, April IL. g.:
I'D. Delaney was in Monday from
the northwest to get set Of har-
ness. He had just disposed Of a pair
Of work horses.
A. o. Ross arrived last Wednesday
from Parker, s. D. Mr.. Ross and his
partner operate farm south of the
city some six miles. Mr.. Ross says
they will seed about $50 acres.
Sentinel Butte Republican:-Mrs. j.
J. Tomamichel who has been visiting
at Medora for several days, stopped
over while en- route to her home at
Sidney, Montana, for couple of
days visit with her brother, Jay
Brown and family.
The G. H. Langdale family are pre-
pairing to move TO- Hot Springs, S.
D., the coming week. Mr.. Langdale
and son have been on the. road the
past few months with line Of neck
ties and novelties. Though the
family has only been here about two
years, their friends will greatly re.
gret their departure. *. =, :
Last Sunday night Stanley Grubt
rolled what is probably the first per
feet score ever rolled in Dickinson
| He rolled II straight strikes at tn
DeFoe alley. At another time h
rolled II games with an average 0:
210. Louis Kostelecky won tn
trophy. He rolled 16 games and on
/ ly lost one. ~.
II Ludwig Kramnancker, q Hungarian
who had lived in this country ffteel
years, died at st, Joseph's hospita
the first Of the week. His wife die
some three months ago from a canoe
and he had. not heenas in the bestso
l1health for some time, He was
member Of the 81. Anthony society
The funeral was in st. Joseph
church with Fr. Schultz saying th
last rites. $9s
Einar ShoN f Shollsmade was i
Dickinson q few days the FIRST Of th
week getting figures on brick, an
material for fFhe proposed new schut
building at Balfield. The bids viii b
considered ON The 11th and it is Ell
pec5ed that Hhe board win have
| nusnber of proposals for considers
l fion. ~ 1-...''..@ 49,.
Senator l. A. Simpson left Monda
evening for Jamestown to attend th
state Jhar association meeting. H
Il expected to attend to legal nnatter
in Bismarck en- route home and POI
4 sib1y his trip would include Farg
and other cities. However, be di
not expect to be away hut few dayI
Charles Erbsbosser, who farms 1
miles north of Richardton, was
Dickinson on Tuesday attending t
some hnsiness matters. His SON