The Dickinson press., 1915-02-20
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Eat what you want and not betroubied
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LOCAL NEWS

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For Sale-two year old H~olstein
bull. Jacob Walery, Gladstone.-adv. lip
The annual masquerade of the
Eastern Star will be given some time
in March, the date will be given later.
DR.. A. P. Nachtwey was called to
Beach last Saturday afternoon to see
Mrs. Martha Pa%ulson, who is very
sick.
Attorney H. C. Berry returned Fri
day morning from attending court at
Mott. He was down there all the
week on legal business.
Mrs. w. N. Poor expects to leave
Sunday morning for st. Paul to visit
her daughter, Miss Helen.
The settlement of the estate of
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunke was up in
Judge Maser's court Friday morning.
Mrs. John Handtmann of Mandan, a
daughter of the deceased, was among
those present.
The Jacob Walery auction sale
south of Gladstone will be held March
3rd instead of the list as announced
last week. Auctioneer Gilk had other
sales for the first two days of the
month, hence the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Friesen re-
turned February 18th, from Calgary,
Alberta and other points where they
have been visiting the past month.
Mr.. Friesen is travelling salesman for
the J. l. Case Threshing Machine Co.
and also has charge of the branch
here and predicts a good year in the
machine business. The farmers are
going to put in a larger acreage this
season than in former years. Mr..
Friesen states that the Case Co. have
a fine line of tractors that can be
sold at prices from $500 up.
Tuesday morning Policeman T. B.
McDonough made No. a as is his
usual custom and found a young mar
getting off the train. He had a sad
die in a sack and when questioned
| claimed that he had boarded the train
at Glendive and was put off because
the train would not stop at Hebron.
| Mr.. McDonough kept his eye on the
saddle and on asking the brakeman
found that the fellow had boarded the
| train at Medora. The fellow saw that
he was %suspicioned and lit out, leav-
ing the saddle with Policeman Nc
| Donough. It develops now that the
| saddle was stolen from Geo. Burgess
| at Medora.
One of the annual features of the
| Elk order in this city is the getting
together of the children of members
and a few invited guests for a social
| dance in the auditorium on the third
floor. The evening of the 18th was
the night announced this year and at
an early hour a large number of happy
| faced children were on hand for the
affair which the committee had 50
carefully arranged. 1t was estimated
that some 400 were present, including
many of the parents who were on
hand to assist and enjoy the festiv-
tiles with the little folks. The floor
was given over to the children and
the older people busted themselves in
looking after the comfort of the lit
tie ones. Luncheon was served in the
Elk building and there was food
enough to set the tables twice and
still there were many baskets of pro
visions which were given away the
| following morning to families who
were less fortunate than those at the
donce. Everybody had a delightful
| time at the Elk home, and the older
people say that they never saw a more
pleasing sight than the children as
they appeared on the floor last Friday