The Dickinson press., 1915-05-01

Henry Brown, one of Sheriff
Browns deputies, will have to carry
his right arm in a cast a week or s.,
yet before the bones can be set. It
was a compound fracture and the flesh
must be healed before the bones can
be safely set.
The first baseball game of the seas
on was between the st. Charles and
Willard hotel teams the past week and
was won by the former by a score of
8 to 6. Jay Levy and Hugh Nc
Keever acted as umpires. The spec
tators had a fine time.
It was reported this week that
Miss Thelma, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Peterson of Medora, was get
ting along nicely and that her case
was not as serious as at first feared.
MI. Peterson was expected home in
Medora during the week.
To celebrate the birthdays of her
nephew, Donald Hahn, and Miss Miss
Dumke, Mrs. Alice Poland had as her
guests at dinner Thursday evening,
Donald's teacher and a few Of the
other teachers. Following the dinner
a social evening was enjoyed.
Media Davis, the little daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Davis, has been
dangerously i'll for the past nine days
with pneumonia. The latter part Of
the week the child was improving a
little and it was thought that she
| would soon be out of danger.
Miss Alison Beidler arrived in Dick
inson from Minneapolis Tuesday af-
| ternoon to spend a few weeks visit
ing her mother and brother Of this
city. Miss Beidler is a trained nurs
/ and is caring for her mother, Mrs. A.
P. Folsom, who has been ailing for
several weeks.
Richard Boulger, district court
/ s~tenographer, will move into the J.. G..
| Saunders house the first of the month.
T. G. Saunders has moved his family
to his ranch and intends to erect a
house at Killdeer in the fall in order
to give his children a chance to go to
| school near home.
The Gamble Concert Co. gave a high
class entertainment at the Elk audi
torium on Wednesday evening which
should have been attended by more
people. It is very d~iscouraging to
| get talented musicians here and not
have more people show their appreci-
alton by their attendance.
The firm of Leutz & Mcclure de-
livered two Bull Tractor engines in
the Lefor territory on Friday. w. A.
Mcclure went down from Dickinson
in the morning and was joined at
1 Hlolcfo~4 hxy Ar1nou, Ecca Thou
were to demonstrate engines at Lefor
and did not expect to return home un-
til Saturday evening.
Announcements were received in
the city the past week of the marriage
of l.. S. Patterson to Miss frankie
Sipes Dodd at Miles City on April
II. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson left al
once on a trip south and the Panama
Exposition. Mr.. Patterson is inter.
ested in rich mines and banks and ex.
poets to locate with his bride in Ari.
iona.
Miss Phoebe Sibley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Sibley, under
went an operation at st. Joseph's hos
pital recently. She was able to ST
up a little on Thursday and will
likely be able to return home to Elanc
within a few days. Her mother comes
in nearly every day and her brother
Fred Sibley, who lives in Dickinson
calls often.
Otto SCHNEIDER was taken before
Justice A. P. Folsom on Saturday on
charge of blind plugging but waived
examination and his bail was fxec
at $1,000. The alleged offense wal
committed at Richardton and the
party went to Halliday, where he was
arrested by the Dunn county authori.
ties and turned over to Sheriff Brown