The Dickinson press., 1914-01-31
Local News

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Furnished room for rent, Partly mod
ern. zo2 3rd ST. East. I-1o-tf
John Pavlesch and wife were in from.
their farm II miles northwest Of town
Thursday. Il a
Two of the Oukrop boys we've in from
the country this week to take, the 8thS
grade examinations. ~
There will be q regular meeting of
the Chapter at Masonic hall on February
9th. Work in mark master degree.
Those who desire can consult: Dr.
Stehpen. Fisher at the ST. Charles hotel
on Friday, February 3rd-ady. t-24-2t5
C. E.. johnson left Wednesday night
for Minneapolis to assume his duties
with his machine company at the GEM
eral Office.
Ernest r. Orchard returned to Fargo.
on Saturday evening with his little son,
Jack. who had been with his grand.
parents. MIR. and Mrs. John Orchard.
Thursday Of last week the Christian
Endeavor society gave a supper at the
Cogregationnal church. After the sup;
per a short musical program was given.
in the church parlors.
Word comes from Rochester, Mimi,
that John Croteau is recovering nicely
from his operation. and that he will be
able 10 return to Dickinson before long.
Mrs. Cr0teau is with her husband.
John Fisher of this city received a
prize awarded at the North Dakota I'm
proved Seed Growers contest. held at
Fargo recently. Mr.. Fishers wheat,
which was in the Fife section, graded
SO. 83.
Roy Dodd, of the firm Of Dodd &
Kostelecky Bros. returned the past week
from his eastern trip. While in the
cities he ordered clothing and other
goods for The Fad. He took a short
trip to Canada to visit relatives and
found business rather slow across the
border. Money is very close in Canada
this winter. .5
John Boyle. state agent of the New
York Underwriters Co. with headquart-
ers in Fargo, was in Dickinson on BUSH
ness Wednesday. Mr.. Boyle formerly
had charge of the company's New York
office and was but recently given the
agency for this state. He was enthusi-
astic North Dakota. with it's bust
ness opportunities and bright future.
Supt. L. r. Waldron, of the Dickinson
experimental station, went to Grafton
to deliver a lecture before the Farmers
Institute held in that city January 18th
to 3Oth. The subject of Supt. WaIdron's
lecture was to be .'fhe Value of Alfalfa
and Its Culture in North Dakota. Illus
trated by steriopticon views of alfalfa
in its various stages of growth and OF
alfalfa fields II: the state.
Fars &ssisIey have purehased {
| Reauefte=6o's entire-steek-es
rugs, 10 bessoId at q sacrifice. see
them at their<store on LIST Ave. East.
II-31-tff 5z FARR & SlBLEY.-
W. L. Richards returned Thursday
from Bismarck where he had been at
tending a meeting Of the North Dakota
Live Stock and Sanitary board. One
of the matters which the board had
under consideration was the prevalence
of dourihe among horses in some parts
of the state. The board does not look
for anything very serious from this dis
ease. .
The last story in the much published
u. C. R. matter was an attempt to
connect the mysterious man with some
strange parsonage in the south, who
had been missing Tor some years. Late
last week the Twin City papers had ar
interview with Adam "A. Lefor in st.
Paul and quoted him as saying a great
many things which he probably never
thought of saying. .
j. H. Coils of Parkin was in Oickin.
son on Thursday and appointed C. H.
Wiley deputy manager for the Yeomar
order in Dickinson and vicinity. Mr..
Coils is district manager. At Manda1
the Yeoman have a membership of ove]
500. The German homestead there hal
255 members and has taken the banner
in the state fol the greatest number Of
new members secured in a given time.
On Thursday the contest of Geo
Ulschock vs. Earl v. Fisher was being
heard at the Dickinson u. S. land office
Mr.. Fisher filed on a homestead il
RAIDER township about a year ago, sine
which time he has been residing on tn,
claim nights. going to and from hi
work in the ~neighborhood days. He i
a single man. Il may be a few day
before the local land Office hands dow
its ruling.
Supt. F.. L. Watkins gives notice tina
Il tho 9nth oHpuoI oooyontinn re Tho NJ