The Dickinson press., 1914-01-17
5IelnsSeatz bad 4 minor operation per
fecEned az ST. Joseph's this week.

5elnsSeatz had minor operation per-
Efkeasanlitesd AZ s.. Joseph's this week. s3I
Ndrs. Thompson 81 Reacf. al ST.
Joseph's hospital. will have an operas
sion, performed ii. a$few days. 1
Bailed hayf for sale at Fagrs& Sibiey,s /,
50 1st Ave. F. Phone 2o2 R.-ady. i-i7-tf
& a son was born to Nj. and Mrs. Geo.
Koefaer. January 18th.
Baiied hay for sale at Farr & Sibleyts,
50 LIST Ave. e. Phone 202 R.-adv. f-17-tf
Xmas package at postofHce with no
other address than Cailie. Merry Xmass
Wilma.-adv. ii
E. n. Knapp and Frank Knapp re-
turned Thursday from Elk River. MINI,
where they were at the death bed rot
their mother. The funeral took place
Ct Elk River Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Harlan Reed gave a din
ner and card party Wednesday evening
for a company Of gentlemen friends.
Covers were laid for twelve. 1t was q
very pleasant affair.
Matt Crowly. the Broncho rancher, was
bin Dickinson the past week. The
Crowley stock ranch was one of the irst
places in The western part of the state
to raise pure bred Hereford cattle.
j. w. Burkhard, a farmer from north of
Taylor, was in Dickinson Wednesday.
paying his taxes and attending to other
business.
Foreman J. B. Dehlinger was down
from Glendive for the Temple Command
cry installation Tuesday evening, re-
turning to the N. P. hospital the fol-
lowing day. Mr.. Dehlinger has been
getting X-Ray examinations every as
hours and expected to get them each
day for q time on his return. His
many friends hope that he will be able
to get a cure, for the present trouble
which seems so serious. at the present
time. The N. P. hospital association.
may decide to send Mr.. Dehlinger to a
specialist possibly to one located at the
Hot Springs in South Dakota.
S. D. Gregg. who was in Dickinson
Thursday stated that the winter thus
far had been as good as he ever saw.
He considers that conditions are most
promising for the 1914 crops. Mi.
4 Gregg will have a peck of his Marquis
wheat on exhibition in the Pure Seed
Contest at Fargo on January 21st and
%. This wheat took first prize at the
Stark County Fair, also at the State Ex-
position at Bimarck. He had one acre
sown to this new variety last season
and it gave aSyield of 81 bushels. or s
bushels per acre better than his best
Fife wheat. A few days since MI.
Gregg had an order from South Dakato
for a carload Of his Marquis seed wheat.
He can only supply a limited amount
this year.
4 The Walter Christensen car from New
England was burned last Friday night
Sn the Road about IN miles south OF
+ Diekinson. It was a Glide auto, valued
at some So. 400 when new, and had
been broken on the trip in from New
England. Mr. Miller wa driving the
car and after the breakdown, had safely
conveyed his passengers to Dickinson
and had arranged for the needed repairs
the following day. C. H. DeFoe, who
CAME in from New England at &. O'Clock
Friday evening saw the disabled car.
He was alone and could not take the
car in. A farmer. who passed the place
at midnight, found the car burned.
There was no gasoline in the tank and
it is stated beyond question that the
car wa set on fire. There was no in
surance.
Fred Tooz of Fayette was married on
January 18th to Miss Teckla Romanko,
recently from Russia. The ceremony
was performed in Dickinson by Judge
Fled Maser. The circumstances con-
nected with the arrival Of the lady from
the Old Country are interesting. She
was detained in Boston on December
10Th on the ground that she was not the
Wife5of Fred Tooz as represented. Aft
davits and a bond were prepared BY At
torney W. F. Blum to the effect that she
was engaged 10 become the wife Of Fred
:Tdosz and that the contract would be
completed as soon as she arrived al
Dickinson. This did not satisfy the
officers az Boston and the case was
carleton to Washington where Senator
AzJ. Gronna took hand, with the
ressalt9shat Teckla Romanko was per.
miItedto complete her trip and marry
Fred Tooz az he had promised, 10 do be.