The Dickinson press., 1914-03-14
Local News

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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Chesmore.
March 3rd, q son.
Remember the date. March 18th, In
door Carnival.-adv.
L. L. Heath has been laid up with
an attack of tonsilitis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Langley returned
from Marietta. Ohio, on Tuesday, where
they have been visiting q part Of the
winter.
Mr.. an Mrs. L. A. Lane and children
came up from REGENT in their auto the
first Of the week to visit Alderman and
Mrs. Roy Butler. They returned on
Friday.
Andrew tombstone. who has been
down with typhoid fever since the first
day of January. has so far recovered
as to be able the past week to be moved
from the hospital at Williston to the
ranch at Farland.
The London Bridge Mutual Club Of
Dunn county will hold its next meeting
at the Collins school house on Saturday,
March 21st, at 1 O'Clock. An attempt
will be made to make the meeting en-
tertaining as we'll as instructive and
every body is welcome.
Supt. P. S: Berg went to Valley City
on No. s Thursday for a meeting of the
executive committee of the state
teachers association. He is to be back
50 as TO go to Beach for the Golden
Valley county teachers institute. Supt.
Berg is to conduct this institute which
will last five days, commencing on. the
10th.
The juniors hold forth with, their
Carnival in the gymnasium at the high
school. All sorts of good things 10 eat
and drink will be found at the various
booths. Your past. present and future
awaits you at the fortune telling tent.
A surprise is in store for you at the
Crazy House. Come see the fun and
grow young. Remember the date,
Wednesday. March 18th. 81;
H. J. Riesland, the eye sight special.
list, who grinds all glasses here, will be
at the St. Charles hotel April 4th to 9th.
Don't fail to see him if you suffer from
eye strain and remember cheap glasses
are not the kind that stop your head.
aches and nervousness. Thirty years
experience and superior ability enables
him to give you the best work for YOU
special need.-adv. 3-14-4t
A woman was taken off No.>6 Thurs.
day night in a rather unusual condition.
Some of the passengers aboard feared
that she was mentally deranged. But
upon Investigation it was found thai
too much Montana was the trouble,
She was from Anaconda. Mont. hav.
ing stopped off at Butte to visit two o.
her children. It was after leaving
Glendive that her condition was: mos
marked. She was taken TO the hospital
and after spending the night there Fl
was thought she was in condition I,
continue her journey. :
The Harry Lee VS.. Otto Doerner cor,
test case held the boards at the Dickin
son land Office Saturday afternoon. Tn,
land under controversy. is in Dun,
county. Mr.. Doerner filed on the Ian,
in the early iall. In building he iaile,
to get his buildings on the land b
filed on. In the latter part of Novem
Der he claims to have, discovered hi
mistake and was on the land in De
cember. Casey & Burgeson are the at
torneys for the plaintiff while the de
PENDANT was represented by T. F
Murtha. =.
Thomas. Evenson and the Misse
Susanna and Agnes Evenson OF. Gorhan
were shopping and attending to bust,
ness matters in Dickinson on Wednes
day, returning to Belield on No. i,
the evening". At Belield the three wer,
made members of the local RebekaI
lodge and enjoyed delightful evening
They report that the entertainment a
the Gorham school No. S made a littl
over $51 and the same is being used TO
the purchase of an organ for the use o
the school. Officers were elected al tn
last meeting of the Farmers club an,
matters of general interest discussed
AT the special meeting Of the Elk
on March 9th, W. W. Scott, C.. P
Allison and Jos. M. Buckley were init
ated and are now full 6edged Elks
Those out of town who were on han,
for the ceremonies were C. M. Branson,
j. N. Erbank, j. G. Sharf, Rhame
Frank Gore, Marmarth Emil Scow. C
J. Phelan. Bowman; j. X. Swihart
Bill .Follis, Medora; and H. E. fancy
Belield. The next regular meetin,
will be March 18th, at which time tn
regular business will be taken up AM
also initiation. The people from til