The Dickinson press., 1915-03-20
LOCAL NEWS

A daughter was born to MIR. and
Mrs. John Haag on Monday.
Robert Monteith of Hirschville
was in Dickinson on Thursday.
b Mrs. Earl v. Fisher was in Thurs
day from their farm southeast Of
Dickinson.
Attend Knapp's New Arrival Sale
which began Thursday, March 18th.
See boys overalls from 2 to .16, per
pair 29c:-adv. u IT.
The Dickinson Club Dance at the
armory Easter Monday, April 9Th,
Music will be furnished BY the Dick
inson orchestra. Tickets $1.O0.-adv.
For Sale or Exchange, for Mongrel1
hens, two pure bred White Rock cock
erels. Box 53s or Phone 215.
adv. r. 3-2O-2t
Lloyd Grub arrived in the city
from Manhattan. Mont, Monday
morning: He viii visit with his
mother, Mrs. F. M. Grub, and broth
ers for a few months.
For Sale:-A new "White Frost"
refrigerator, extension table and
chairs to match, iron bed and spring,
oil stove and oven at big discount.
See Carl Anderson at LIST Natl bank.
adv. :f 3-2O-tf
Mrs. c. L. T. Herbert arrived Tues
day from Des Moines, Iowa. DR.. and
Mrs. Herbert have rooms at the
Balsley home On End Ave; West. DR..
Herbert is the new osteopath who
takes DR.. Bailey's practice. "
H. K. Nichols, the local Buick and
Maxwell auto dealer, went to Regent
| on Friday to deliver a car. Before
leaving Dickinson Mr.. Nichols was in
receipt of a telegram announcing that
the Maxwell car had won in a big
auto rae in California.
w. H. Hanson has sold a second
English Shire horse to Simon Sibley.
The animal is five years old and
weighs nearly 1000 lbs. Mr.. Han
son has now sold four of his pure:
bred English Shire horses and will
return to his home at Ranger within
a few days. He has been very sue
cessful in disposing of his horses to
Dickinson parties. r..
+ Alderman Herman Rabe, of the
Dickinson Bottling Works, returned:
Wednesday night from a long auto.
trip to Stanton and the new towns
along the railroad line west, turning
homeward when he reached Killdeer.
He went out from New Salem Oh
Monday morning and. " %hiie he found
bad roads in many places-deep snow
in places-he was always able to
shovel out. w. F. Branz, a travelling
man for a Duluth firm, accompanied
Mr.. Rabe on the trip. a.
William J. L~ittlehales returned the
first of the week from his eastern
trip. The objective point was Wash
ington, D. c., where. he spent much
time in seeing about the patenting of
his combination dredge and pump A
careful study raj made of the pat
ents of the same nature as the one
sought by Mr.. Littlehales, but moth
ing like it was discovered. It will be
some six months before Mr.. Little
hales gets his patent. On the return
"trip MI. Littlehales visited in Balti.
more, Philadelphia, New York, Chi
eago. and the Twin Cities. ::
For the first time in several
called Thursday to put out the blaze
/ III tAAC lulu VVdIuIOUC LII VIC IcdI VI
the Walton building. There was no
fire or light in the building at the
time the blaze started. Mr.. Tufft had
just gotten the gasoline ready to
clean a pair Of gloves when in some
unknown way it ignited. Nearly all
of the clothing was removed. The
room was entirely Quilted, but aside
from this the building was not dam
aged. The fremen made. a quick re-:
Spouse and stopped the flames from,
spreading to any other portion Of the
building. There was a small damage
to the room which was covered by in
surance. MI. Tuft had no insurance
on the contents. "
From the Manager to the Cross
which will be shown at the Bijou
Sunday afternoon and evening, March
81, is a feature film which demands
more than passing comment. The
scenes r laid in the "Holy Land
land Egypt. The Kalem Company
went to great expense in trying tc
reproduce this most famous historic
period. Among the places shown
will be Nazareth, Bethlehem, Jerusa.
lem, Jacobs well, the Sphinx anc
many other places of great signif.
canoe. The entire period of Christ,s
life is woven into the life of the pic.
lures. 1t was a tremendous under:
taking with over 10000. photographs
and eight months work. In addition
to the large number that took part
in the production, the services of a
great number of specialists in au-
thoritive research were secured
Nothing was left undone in the en-