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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-06
L.okdIes.
lie Jieita San Sacintu MiIoeiatiua

nie Jieita San SaeintO aHoeiatiua
ad Die abiidt fit Sic 6eierIihfc:-
9sis I'M april einige Der oeforierten
Wagon, Sic in SEEM Orleans beiln
sarnebal in @ebraud) geipeien led
lFaoroen, 5na15ufanfen.
HraIioelat Mpres ernonnte Ole fol-
aaHoen &pinites
grefutip: Ntlee 8. 4nres. ersofficir:
CHARLES @raebner, emil Sranf, ssohl,
Sertiman, S. 9. g%arrinatpil, 81. 8.
Sndfon, S. IS. Council, 8. g. Suder.
Sobn @iliams, Sreb Sumrnert, g. 6.
Rbo0es, S. $. Sapaae, Martin @rioht
Vt. ". Sarofng, &. 6. SiIiman, @. 8.
Chambers.
Nro5eIion- g. g. Safiolt. @orifBer;
Setter Soef9en, I. @iee- @prfiber; Ser,
lert 8erriarb, Som grotpn. q. &.
chambers, S. g: 9onneu, S. S. sader,
g. s. Sing, @ilIiam Goblin.
llnterbaltlns $. Sabage, gor<
liBer; Y. e. &booes, I. 8icesGor5iber;
S.8 9ider, $. @. Sart, Mnrtin Or.
IIptD, Nreo 9imn1ert, 81. 9. 5nroi1o.
Balter Nnpier.
an6eigen- Sobn 8iliams, goriibct,
emil Srnif, !. @iceegoriiber; gb. Mat,s
mono, $. DC. 9art, 8ilIam Goblin.
illumination un0 9eforntipnA g. g
Sing. @orfiter; Gilbert Slitb, i. @iec
goriiBer, Grnit 9fnba, WaIter- Tnpier.
9Stlltn.tt Sebirl, g. S. $. Meier.
MtltlttlSSpbn Ser,timat1. @orIfber.
Nrthltr giadfien, 1. 8ice~Ioriiber, gr1tif
Haba, 90 Mnbmonb, s.. 6. Gcobef.
Sdalbu0en- g. S. $. Weier, @ors
llBeI; y. Y Gilman. 1. @fcezgorIiber
S@- Scohebt 81. 8. Sing, S. S. Snder.
Aor5ei1tolefl- emil Sralif, 8prIiber.
s. Y. Gcoben, +. Gices@orIiber; sSohtr
Jetititna1. MIbert Sntb, 81. $. 6orSii,o
nerbsrt Bernard.
Erogrdnltn uno GinIaou1o- 90
puder, goriiber; So. 9fabmpnD. /. slice
%orliber; Sobn Sentimat. sSobu Wi(s
ilarns, Irtbnr glaa5Ien, Nreo ,eurnz
inert, SO. s.. Chambers, <. s. gorri,,a-
Ton emil Sranf.
etienbdbn- CHARLES @raebner. 8ors
user: Sobn Sentirnar, /. 8ice@9oriiber.
S. g. g%nrrington, Sreo Srrnmert. &
8. Gobage, emil Sranf. s. 9. 6uder.
9eforierte @agen-- SSreo y6lnmerf
Worfiber; 5erbert gernnr6, 1. GiceSWore
user; Eom 8rofpn, @rnf Gaba. Better
2oefaen, S. 8. Gnbage, Gilbert .Snth
20. MuDmono, Sobn Sentifnou.
6t1tan5 esobn @iIiams. @oriiker.
ebnfIes @raebner, 1. Bice@Wor5iser: <.
2; SnDage, Gobn Sentitnall, SreS Sain~
n1trt emil Grnnf.
Arran9ement- 1erhert 9crnatp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-06
@ersiftetc 9feile.

Sn 3idnlono, So. erIdeia. ole
3eitibrift ggbe grucible4, tpelde fidl
cas- @oetbe'ide 8ort. ,9tebr 9idt1
sum Motto gefp6bIt bat uno ebnio
geididt ME etergiiA fir Die geredte
Sad)e Deutihlanos eintritt. Die ms
rorliegenoe Nummer entb1lt cine
Spalte. melhe inter Dem EiteI
v8oiiuneo arroms~ oarauf biiipeili,
eaB oos engliihe 8reBbureau nidt
NIT ebrliden @offen f1mpit, ioroerll
oaB es 3u ben @iftpfeilen ser Ser.
lerlmoung ieine 3ufludt ninmt. Inn
Die brauen oemtfden SoIoaten ols
blutoiiritige 9arbaren oa3uIdfu1r.
6en. Sn oieier SpaIte finoen mir
mebrere 3ufdriften bon 9eltten mell
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WlIfrlci.

1as Seitainent oes oeritorbenen
Observation-Disclosures 4oebler tit i'm
Rahlasgeridt eingcreift. Die sat
tin 0es @eritorbeuen 1T sar aueini-
gen Grecutrir ernannt iporoen. Ger
NadldB miro nnf 0rei Minionen
Dollars nbgeihdtt
Autonio g.. Grepino, Elm Wanfl
BON ungefdbr 33 Sabren, ser onae.
flagf iii, Samitog nad)t Ieiaen go.
incnsbetter Ilfreo grepino erIdjolier,
1u bnben. bat lih ieinein 8rlioer. Il,
i'cm SpeSialpoIi8ilten, aeiteat mn
iuuroe anfanas inn ftdotiihen, ipdtci
I'M Gountpaef1ngnis nnterqebrod1t.
w. 8. 2ptIc Der Bdhter oes
Umpire Eheaters. mo Charles Ga
meron gea. Der Die Sidets fir 81,
Weflias : Mliffiibruna am Montae
abefo berfanft battle. iino inter Sci
Nnflage uerbaftet. Die Gitp-0 roinon
iiberfreten ST. baheif. Die es uerbietct
tiir Elm 2ofnI niebr Eiffets al berfm,
fen, offs Sise borbanoen fino.
@eIfern Morgeu itnrE i'm Suli
'e ihrer Sod,ter, Gran G6. Bilemail
an Der Ncro-6IoreS StraBe. 5rai
NINA g. SeibeI, int sitter BON 7:
sSal)ren Die B~eritorbene bier mi
tbrerl Mediterranean Gilerfob, II
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Situns Ses 9eattfd. 2ittcrarifd)en
Nereins.

gun erllei va I'M snenen Sabre
aau UeonIae Nad)mlffdg, ltitter
g wa u'lfegenuer g~efelilgtngx enc
lu'',nilna9 oes oeufld)en @Iftera-
aslu ILL., Serens, lIaff, DER dlih nlebre-
= S9alls pellpopflen-
G1c Eroiioentift, Jrau Or. II.
Sad9s bieif einer dliBerit iittereHan-
ten yortrag iiber Sdiaer's gala-
oen- Sic erlditerte ieoe ~ein5eIne Der
beoelielolteil Buuaoen aufs tici-
aebenolfe uno iprah nit Iolher Sc
geilteritng lino &larbeit, oaB Die Bill
Der Der peribieoenen Didtungen ben
,3uborern formlid am Muge poriiber-
soger. Gum ShlulIe bemerfte lie
nod: vGaB Die @elt mobL ME aufz
boren piiroe, ii6er oieie 0idtuuaeI
su italtneIi u.l0 6hiler lno @oetfe
ais Die ualbeoingten Mndtbabcr
0ertfd)er 9id)tunq allslierfenncu.
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Harm.Erobnfte
Gentle.

gobneri. 5trins. 35c nnb 40c per tl3
@aifeI.
Bndsbagmen. per BuSdeI, S1l50.
Gnrtpffetn. COLORADO II. SonhN S1.5
lalo $3.50 per 100 Rfun6.
0riineg 8feffer. 75c uno $60O.
@urfea, Gal. $3.50 per grase; Serns
35c nn6 40e per 9nbeno.
aphl, S1.75 iino $t.85 per 100 gf6.
3tpiebeln, California, $2.2S per 100
Hfo.s Bbite @ag. $500.
Sqnaib, $f.06 Der 8uSHel
Gpinnt. &c per Rflfn0.
GdntaIoupes. so unb Csc.
SaRe &nrtoffeln. $1.25.
8litienfoM, $1.75 per Crate bon slpef
91isefi0.
89hffalnt, $500 per grate.
Epnraten. SernS, 4 Scribe. 60c usso
rs GeutS.
Stllerfe, Csc lino 75c Der Dlbenb.
gierpfinn5en. $500 II. SIPS per 8ns
I9eI.
@riiner 8feffer, $1.50.
Weeter. 25c II. zoe per Sab. sganoel.
geterfflie. Doc Der 9ltbenoeg iin0es.
Miber. Bic II. 40s per gbb. s@inDeI.
@eIbe @ur5eln, 85, H.. Acc per 9tS.>
Biin6eI.
@eerrettia 8inSelu. per 8iano Zoe.
Nnoiestben, Doc II. 35c per 9nben6s
Biin0ef.
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mar IN 9eutl6lanb %eeboren, fam abec
I9on Dor SO Sobren NIT ibren e.
term rad San antnnip. ssbr @atte,
Sobn Seibel, lit idon ieit Sabren
tot. Sic binterIdBt 5tpei S0bne INTO
eite Sohter, @Srun SO. gtIlemaill.
SIN Mlter bon So ssabren Itarb
aeItern @orgen mn Souie ieineai
obnes enrb @agner, an Der
S5dilnoerS MDe5 @iGbelrtt gsugleers
ieit 33 Sabren Elm @emobner nnle-
rer Staot. @s NOR Siidler bon 8ro.
FELTON,. ST biftterlaBt orei Sobnp,
Se1rD, @iliam ltnb Ssacob @agner,
letterer IN ct. 2oliis mobnbaft: fer
ner cine godter, Srau Cora Metidfe
in ct. Bouts.
SIN Mlter BON 5tpal13ig SSabren
ltarb glbira @ueloner, Sohter BON
5rnu M. @ueloner.
Oscar n1lo CHARLES @erlad)
lino bon Der Mnflage, oas Conn
taasgeies iibertreten 81 baben, fret
eeiproden.
Ser Neger @iaie McMrnlo
lprroe geitern nadmittog lit Ser Sd
be bon Collins @aroens bon einein
gabn5ug iibcrfabren mo setotet.
Grofeiior eugene g. Sdof
BON Der Staatsuniperlitat bieit aes
itern abetio bor Ser Scientific 60
rieti9 eillen bob int~ereiianten gortraa
nber neuere @rfinoungen.
Sreitag abetto finoet in oess
Sale Der Sermannsiobne cine Sit
ling oes San glntonio 2o~falperbutr
oes itatt. IS liegen midtige 9inge
Dor, bot aaem eine Nelllpabl Der Be
amtell, nno Die Delegation iperoen ge-
beten, ale anDeieno 5a fem.
Sames 8. &imroo bon Muftin
Gat Der u@bamber oi Commerce
Elm neiies 8abnproieft uorgeleqf.
Die neite 8aDn Ioa bon Den aoblen-
Stem Mericp's am Colorado
enfldna 1lah InItin uno BON Mltltin
ilber Gan Mntonio nod ser ailte
fibren- Die oGbamber Of CONF
MERGE" ingte ibm, er moge ihr einge-
@oridldge porlegell. Serf
9imroo perlmgt, tpie es beiBf, einen
bon $87, 800.
0as 5iefta- aomite fat fids orr
ganiiiert. gs brardt $4,000 firl
abbaltung Der Jielta.
1929 9eiratsli5enien Dilr0ellI
I'M lehten Sabr bier allsaeItelIt, al
perliger als i'm Woriabr.
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Ser 8oIiaeiieraeont Mre[ Ser

Der YoIi5eiier9eant Mrel Ser
len, Der nenlidy in Chicago Ben &oll-
ber nno ginbrefer Geo. SenneIip
eridoB, iaet, Senneiip lei ein SUI
genofrellnb BON ibm .geipeien, nit
Dem er iabrelang intim perfebrte.
auf einem 3uee Der Inter
grl1fobabn in fem Oorf bro6 belttc
nlprgen ein Selier aus, BET Dem eine
Terion ffftts 2ee6en fam unb ltngefabr
tunoert Gerionen berlebt lpl1roe11.
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SnIa,lS.

Nus 2unbon lpir0 inoffisica ge-
melbet, bic engliidlc Gesiermng iueroe
anf Sas Nedlt Der Gnrdlindnns ame.
rifaniider Sdiffe nidjt p~er5idjten.
Sas G6er-Smnocsscridjt bat
has llrteil Ses Weiu yorfer. gnnoeg-
gtridjfs, onrdJ bas 1856 Mitglieber
Der uniteo 6atters' Union uernrteili
iunroen, ben 9ntfabrifaaten .. 6.
Soeipe q So, in SanbmrD, GDnn. !,
S186,0W gu be5ablen, beitatigt. Gis
Snmme ioll ais Sdaoemeriab fir ei.
Ileu 8ogfutt oienen, ben bic @ernr-
teilten segen bic s%enaunte Sirnfa in
Gseire gciekt baben.
ger elmer Gdieferei siuiidIer
Holisiiten nnb StraFenrGubtrn mir,
ben in Chicago Elm Tolisiit 3anlens
weu. Samsmann umo elmer Der H1n.
Der Namcns George ,6enneiib eridpi
len.
Die Gommiiiiun fir Den slui
idleirlfaatitdjea San0elspcrtebr ba
bic feren JradJtraten nad ct. toni.
sssen bic uniere teramiiden @e,niii
GARNER proteifisrt batfsn, porlGnfil
nidDt IN Strait freten ~laiien.
Sor Dem Bemiaigunesfonit
oes 6dnies CAB @ouoerneitr @oetbal.
ole Grfldrung ab, oaB ole 8efelsi
gllngen am Gannmof1nol aasreid1eni
ieien.
Sunoert Stimnredtferinne
llihten beute Den BrGIioenten in
@eiBen Sauie nuf Inn i'm oeli
Stimmredtsamenoement eiinitiq Il
itimmen. Brdiioent @ificn lit &c
|fanutlif gegen oas ENHANCEMENT.
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Seras

Sn Eerren i'll Der 9arris Opc=
To &ouiesgIof abgebrannt. Ser
Sda0en beIauft iidl oui lmgefahr
$4,000.
Sn Comm mrrroe Der 9afcr
glentiere 8lancc ourrb einea SdhlsB
aus elmer 5Iinte getotet, nit Der IeiI,
fleiner fiebenidbriser Sliige lpielfe.
Nus 81 Baio miro gen1e[0sr.
Der 9raiioent iueroe eingelaoen, Ser
elephant 8ittte-Gamm 81 eroffnen.
Sir Die Meinidlrift Der gerns
gsep Merico @ren5flage, Die aligen-
blidlid elmer Spe5iak aommiIiion III
81 Baio porliegt moren 10000
gogen Sapier notie-
8ie aus Arnnios BaB gemeloet
miro, lat Die Sones & guea Cont
panp, cine befannte 0elfirma, in
@rfanias Gitp, aanios, einen Sop.
trait NIT Der @arbor gitp Terminal
eotnpanp abgeidloiien, nod Dem ilc
innerbalb bon neunsie Sagen ousge-
oebnte gobrlngen nitf ben ilelet
S~elfeloern bel Sarbor Gitp imo
Sngleiioe pornebmen miro.
8ie aus Muitia gemclbet miro,
ld)eint es, als iuenit goimptrcIcr
Game uire6tnlhBtger Neile 400 Nip
plifnaten Die erbetenen rSaloon ger.
mlts" permeigert babe. Ger meme
Comptroller gerren miro bod,ii
notwithstanding Den meiIteu bon oieiesl
Die oEermits" ausiteIlen. Gerrclt
tritt nm 2Oiten Samiar lem ant ali
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3m Dermietfn @roRes @efdl1fts,
|fofol mit mcoernrn gdiditfen{fcrn
Naffeno fir iraeno eiN GeifGfi. 2fs
Sf-Gommerce Gfrofs N6bere8 no.
henan in Der Office Ser .ssreip
NreIie~
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Gan 4rtonip, 75I16 Gents.
@albeltonI geftern, rs Gents.
6Dttoniarsen . Egubnfie.
San satanio, ze1. 6, San. 1915.
Nrlma grloe Cotton Geeo Oil. S6H
ecnts per GnIIone.
Wep sorf, 81 San. Spot $685.
nno $6-10; Sanaar, So. 90 nm6 1898;
Sebridr, $6.05 uno $6.f2, Wsdra, $6.12
mn, 1922; apxiE $3.50 un0s 6.31.
Mni, $6.43 nnoa seas; SSynni, $50 uirs
1886, SILL, 1896 unc S6.67; 9rouif,
1913 nnhr $3.50.
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ct. Sobn's, geelp Sounolano.
auguft 8ieB $50.
Hi6tnon0 So, II. 81

F.. 8erter SEER - 9o i6 sic ourdj
Nir. @ibb als einen g~liibenoen @e
fmtnoerer id perrnnte aus @riill-
ben Der ~Haiiengemeini9oft nfo nidp
aus 8rin5ip bes Mao Munab 0es
antidriiten bon europa femme, 10
ienoe ib Sbnen oas sssre=on GroB, bas
in England fir einen 8enl1p pef
fauft miro 1ttb oas an 0ie SflaDen III
9entl6lano fret berteilt nitro ourd)
ben gottloien, blutoiiritigen Moroer
iH1o Sfdnoer bon aIten M1nnern,
5rauen uno biilfloien Ginoern. Sd,
gldnbte, es tpirbe Sbnen pi0fom=
men iein, neil ss In ben @ereiniqter
Staotelt nidt at baben lit. aiirslid)
ipnroe III Dem Sornilter zines oent-
ldert 8efangenen eifte feline ainoer=
latto gef1itoen ulto ib nebme on,
oaB Die @us5ei9nllng an oie geliber
HOLDER ReItquien ul1o SropbGen Der.
fieben miro. SIT Dem 70, 10 miro fle
IN Sbrer 5iDliiierten @egeno boppelt
lbper 81 buben fem.
Sbr erge6eniter
Sreo SO. Mnre.
Ser Mo0 Muuab, ser 2fntihriir,
Der g%otflpie, bIlitoiirltige Woroer uno
Gdanoer bon olten Mannern,
Srailel' utio biilfloien aitoern 1T no
tiirlih @ilbelm Ser 3meite. uno
tpenn Der 8rief oiefes Mpre in ct.
Sobn's befannt miro, 10 brauhf Iidj
Der @etfaiIer nod nidt einmal Dor
@1efttefi Sreluoen ufro Nahbarn III
%aeitiererl, BERN INT oieiem abiheuli=
der Zone ipridt oas geiommte fa=
nno11de Hlibfifitm nno idjreibt oie
gdsf5e fana0iife Breffe iiber BEN Mo=
aarfell, Der gum @Iiif in Ser Md,-
tltng oIler ~atifdtoigen Menlhen 10
bod itebt, 6nB i'm Die @iftpfeife
oieies @eiinoefs nidt Su erreiden
p~erlnOgell. @ieneidt aber oiirfen
mir boffen, onB 5re0 90. apre bon
ct. Sohn's ood ~ipefrtgftens eineit
fir5er Moment gebobt bdt, mo- er iiG
cir tuenie iddmte. ais er IN ben 3ei-
tungen las, baB Der oe1ttide, @aiIer
'erfranft fef lifro onB odg game 6eitf-
Tde Bolt fir feline @encfnng bette.
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8feie YrtTt f1r seras.. Mittuoo 6. Saullar 1915.

DIE freimiaige Mitarbeiter in oipIer
observation-disclosures ii;lb, oarull-
ter au6 Die folge1oe, oie megen it,
res geraoe5u unfl1tigen Cones, Sen
lie anidlagt, tiefer eebai1gt 5a ner-
Cen ber6ient:
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gits Marft.

Sm antonio, Ger 6. San. 1915
Shieu 1925 bis $3.50.
aiibe $500 Bis 5000.
&dIber 1925 Bis $3.50.
@uIIen $4.25 biz $4.75.
eddie $500 nn6 $3.50.
oieaeu 1925 bis $3.50.
Ct. 2olis, 6. San. 1915. Ninbr
bieh. Seras>Gieh. 1918 unb $7.75.
Sdtpeine 5000 mo S7.35.
Sants.
Sdtuerc BON GGlaabier 90 cts
2eifte bonn GGIaffer .22 Gts.
Grim geIaisene 49, CTS.
Bolf uitb Suds.. :. 90 gfs.
The Dickinson press., 1915-03-13

The following officers were elected
and installed: President, Miss Hilles-
helm; vice president, Mrs. Scherffius;
recording secretary, Mrs. Harlan
Reed; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
B. H. Crawford; treasurer, Mrs. j. w.
Reed; chaplain, Mrs. Anderson;
guard, Mrs. Soules; journalist Zap
pointed) Mrs. Perkins. The literary
program was given by Mrs. Harlan
Reed and Miss Beebe and a in the
form of delightful letters written
while-supposedly-touring Ireland.
1t was the National Bankers Asso-
citation of Kentucky that secured the
arrest of August Vetterlein near
Louisville a short time ago on charges
of forgery. He forged the name Of
Andrew Arndt to a check on the Da-
kota National bank of this city for
$85 and cashed the same at a bank
in La Fayette, KY. Mr.. Arndt lives
out south and banks at New England
and of course the Kentucky bank soon
found out a whole lot about August
Vetterlein, one of the New England
colonists in 1887. He never amounted
to anything in the Cannon Ball river
country and the statement that he
was a sheepman at one time is a mis-
take. He did get some sheep on
shares from a railroad man and lost
nearly the entire band during the
| winter through his shiftless man.
agement. August Vetterlein served a
term in the pen in this state for forg-
cry and now he is likely to finish his
few remaining years in this world i'll
prison.
The Dickinson press., 1915-03-13
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Helen Jefferies is spending her
spring vacation with a school friend
in st. Paul.
Mrs. Gartley, Thursday evening and
Mrs. Frye, Friday evening, were the
hostesses of the bridge clubs this
week.
What is success but to attempt
still higher things. Attend Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi.
adv. II
An informal dinner party was Civ
en- at the Mars home Tuesday even
ing by Mrs. Mars in honor of Mr..
Mars birthday.
j. A. Palmer of Manning returned
Tuesday evening from a visit with
his brother, Grant, in jamestown and
with friends in Fargo.
St. Patrick's day is next Thursday,
Mach II. We will have green carna-
lions as we'll as the common flowers.
Dickinson Floral Co.-adv. 1
Engineer and Mrs. S. M. Baldwin
recently returned from their eastern
visit and Mr.. Baldwin has returned
to his work on the railroad.
Tony Kostelecky, cashier of the
Northwestern State bank of Killdeer,
of July organization of his town. The
people out north believe in an early
start.
Knapp's Variety Store just re-
ceived a complete line Of crochet
cotton; also a large assortment of
Richardson's fancy work. See the
window display.-adv. .3-13-1t
have decided not to have an OPEN
ing this spring. My millinery stock is
in and if you want to see the very
best things on the market call and in
spect my stock. Mrs. C. l.. Bowen.
adv. 3-13-1t
Ed. Ohalfs is taking the position of
bill clerk in the N. P. freight office
at Dickinson held by J. N. Robinson,
who has taken a 60-day leave of alb
.sence and Joined Mrs. Robinson in
Tacoma.
Mrs. G. L. Bowen has all the latest
goods in the millinery line which can
be seen at, her store on First Avenue
East, one door south of the Gem
hotel. She will not have an opening
this spring but if you are interested
in millinery call early.-adv. 3-13-1t
Mrs. T. A. Tollefson left last Fri
day for Rochester, Mimi; where she
will visit with Miss Gabler, who was
formerly a teacher in the city schools
here. Little Margery will make her
home with her grandmother, Mrs
Minnie K~linefelter, while Mrs. Toilet.
son is away.
The Dickinson press., 1915-03-13
BUSINESS LOCALS

FOR SALE-Roll top desk. M. A..
Scherffius, Jeweler and Optician.
adv. 2-20-tf
Wanted-Team of young mares.
Must be sound, heavy and we'll brok-
en-. J. c. Wells, Box ZIG, Dickin-
son.-adv. 2-27-tf
Monogram and University goods at
Lac Dickinson Mercantile Co. They
.se1t more but are worth it.-adv.
8-30-tf
Room for rent. Inquire at Welton
Mcdonald & Co., drug store.
adv. 2-27-tf
For Sale-The Brown Dairy has 8
stanchions of the James Co. make on
hand.-adv. 2-27-tf
Place your farm loan with the Mer-
chants Loan & Securities Co., a COM
pany that is able to see you through,
Merchants National bank, Dickin-
.0On.-adv. 12-19-tf
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means business that the offenders
will become scarce.

means business that the offenders
will become scarce.
Mayor Frank White, vice president
Of the Red Trail Association, while in
the city was in conference with the
officers of the association here. Mr..
White reports everything working
nicely in his district in the neighbor-
hood of Valley City. He recently rode
over the Red Trail at Chicago and
says that it is fine there.
On Thursday States Attorney H. A.
Burgeson was called to Richardton to
look after an assault and battery case
in which Nick Kaufman is defendant
and Herman Mayer complainant.
Both parties reside on farm north Of
Richardton. Defendant is accused of
beating plaintiff over the head with a
neckyoke. The hearing was set for
Friday before Justice Paul Horn.
DR.. and Mrs. Long left Friday
morning for the Twin Cities for a
stay of a couple of months. DR.. Long
is thinking some Of going farther
west before making a permanent To-
cation. Though having been here
only a few months, they have made
many friends, who will be glad to
welcome them back should they de-
eide to make Dickinson their perma-
nent home.
Matt Crowley, owner of the Elm
grove Stock Farm north of Hebron.
was a business visitor in the city
Thursday and Friday. He was at
tending to some land business. Mr.
and Mrs. Crowley recently returned
from an extended trip through a mum.
Der of the western and eastern states
To fully appreciate North Dakota, Mr.
Crowley thinks that n should make
a trip either east or west. Some Of
the states have better climate a par
of the year, but taking the whole veal
into consideration the home state hal
it on them all.
Mrs. Guy Hunter and Miss Anna
Hillesheim. entertained the P. E.. o
ladies at a TOO o'clock course dinner
Tuesday. could Ireland" the topi'
Of the evening, was much in evidence
in the harp place cards and othe'
table decorations and the menu includ
ed many Irish ~favorites, concluding
with shamrock ices. At the business
meeting Miss Hillesheim and Mrs
Lillibridge were chosen delegates t.
the state grand Chapter with Mrs
Barker and Mrs. Ayers alternates
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Sentinel Butte to Halliday, where he
is interested in the mercantile bust
ness with his brother, Grant. Attor-
ney Palmer will open an office and
practice law at this hustling town on
the branch line. He had a good
practice worked up at Sentinel Butte
and hated to leave, but considered it
much better for his interests to be
where he had his investments.
John w. Goodall spent several days
in the city the fore part of the week,
coming overland from the north.
Business brought him near the city
and he said that it was impossible for
him to go back home without drop
ping in for a short visit. Mrs. Good
all and little Perry are both in good
health. Mr.. Goodall is a happy grand
father, a son having been born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Goodall about
Christmas time.
Mrs. Robert Neil of Mandan has
been in the city this week visiting
former friends and looking after her
residence property in the eastern part
of the city. Mr.. Neil is now in the
auto garage business. Their son,
Robert Neil, and Hollis Robinson, are
in Great Falls, Mont, and will move
onto homesteads in the vicinity this
spring, having taken claims adjoining
each other. John Neil is conducting a
pool hall in Forsyth. Thomas Neil
is in Seattle. =
Mrs. Oliver Whaley left on No. 8
Tuesday to join Mr.. Whaley in their
new home at Bemidji, Minnesota,
stopping over one train in Bismarck
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Carter.
Mrs. Whaley expected to reach Be-
miji Wednesday, noon to be present at
the grand opening under the Whaley
ownership Of the REX moving picture
house which was set for Wednesday
afternoon and evening, with a free
ladies' matinee and carnation souve-
Mrs. A 10-piece orchestra had been
engaged for the opening. Miss Olive
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is in Bemidji for her spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Neal were up
from Gladstone a few days this week.
Scarlet fever was discovered at
Gladstone last Saturday and one
family was put under quarantine.
M. E. Herman, who is living on the
Eyer farm east of Manning, was in
the city Friday morning after a load
Of goods.
Cashier Herman Leutz of the Tay-
lor State Bank was in Dickinson on
Friday attending to some business
matters.
Carl A. Anderson went to Sentinel
Butte Friday afternoon to attend to
some business matters, expecting to
return home Saturday.
W. H. Hanson has sold three of his
English Shire horses the past week
and still has one fine animal on hand
at the Pelissier barn. Those who ap-
preciate the value of good stock have
looked these pure bred horses over
with a great deal of satisfaction.
F. D. Morford came in from Hebron
way on Thursday to remain in the
city a few days, taking Jewell Muir
sery Co. orders. Mr.. Morford made
it a point to be in Dickinson over
Saturday so as to be on hand for the
Western Slope Fair Association
meeting at the armory.
Miss Godbout arrived Tuesday
afternoon from st. Paul to take
charge of the ready-to-wear depart
ment of the F. L. Roquette Co.'s
store. Miss Godbout has had. much
experience in this line and comes
highly recommended. She is an old
friend Of the Barbeau family, who
formerly lived in st. Paul.
Everybody should take an interest
in the Western Slope Fair Associa-
ton meeting at the armory, called at
100 o'clock in the afternoon on the
18th. This is a matter Of great i'm
portance to every person living in the
counties of Stark, Dunn, Billings and
Hettinger and other counties Of the
western part of the state.
Attorney T. G. johnson made 9
hurried business trip to the city from
Manning, arriving Thursday after
noon and returning Friday morning
He finds the duties Of his Office quite
heavy at present, but thinks that i
he shows the law breakers that h.
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