The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26

Bishop Tyler will be in Dickinson
on the 28th and 29th.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Lucian and Mrs.
. VIM. Cassidy were down from South
Heart on Tuesday in the Lucian car.
For Sale at a bargain if taken at
once, neA sec. 30-141-94, with crops.
"A. D. Fuller, Box 512, Dickinson, N.
ID.-adv. CLAP
The embezzlement cases against E.
H. Ntzhugh,, former cashier Of the
Farmers and Merchants bank of Man.
dan, comes to Dickinson at the De-
cember term of court on a change of
venue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McAndress ex-
pected to leave this week on their
auto trip to Minneapolis, going via
Lennon and the Yellowstone Trail.
They were to start on the 18th but the
rain prevented. Mrs. Fred Aultmann,
who has been down from Beach visit
ing her uncle and aunt for some
time, will look after the McAndress
household during the absence of the
owners. Mr.. Aultmann is with the
Index at 1ngomar, Montana.
This week Soules & Butler had to
take the brick layers off the Turner
garage and machine shop structure
carload Of iron from the manufacture
ers. The walls are finished to the
second floor, and during the delay
workmen have cleared the space and
now have the ground floor room ready
for concrete. This unexpected delay
will likely make it impossible to fin
ish the building much before. August
l..
Hugh Stevenson, commissioner in
Mckenzie county, was in Dickinson on
Tuesday, driving to Beach in his auto
and taking the morning train into
this city. He was accompanied by
his daughters, Misses Eva and Pearl,
on his return in the evening. Miss
isEva had been taking treatments in
st. Joseph's hospital for abort ten
days. The overland drive to the
Stevenson ranch is about 70 miles
from Beach and is made in about five
hours when the roads r good.
W. F. Reko of Mandan, chief state
game warden for the second district,
came in from Killdeer and the country
/ north last Saturday and had a short
conference with Deputy Game Ward
en- T. N. Hartung before taking No. 2
home. Mr.. Reko did not hesitate to
state that MI. Hartung had made
more arrests and secured more con
victions than any other game warden
in North Dakota during the mast
year, which certainly is very credit
able for the Dickinson gentleman.
Mrs. Geo. A. Hughes of Chicago
was passing through Dickinson on
Monday en- route from California to
Bismarck, where she was to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Grant Call, for a short
time. Mr.. Hughes came along a day
or two later. It had been arranged
to celebrate the 25th wedding ami
versary of their marriage at Bis
marck on Friday. Mrs. L. A. Simp-
son was among those going down
from Dickinson.
E. z. Mark was getting 10 carloads
of horses out of Belfield last Satur-
day, includin~ some from the Gilman
and Townsend ranches, 81 head from
J. Marucheck and other ranchers. Mr..
Mark has bought the balance of the
Brien Bros. horses, 125 head, having
taken 10 head at an earlier date.
Some of these horses are to be deliv-
cred on July IA, and the rest of the
Wilcox and Partridge stuff is to be
delivered in Dickinson N August l.
! Mr.. Mark will be in Dickinson again
July Is and August 1 and can be
seen at the St. Charles hotel.
,Soules & Butler, local agents for
the Paige autos, recently received a
car of the 1916 models. Owing to the
great demand for the Paige Six, they
were unable to get anything but z
passenger cars. These cars are work.
ing out most satisfactorily, and it is
likely that another order will be
placed within a short time. B. Lepper
has n of the new Six cars and Al
derman Butler another, while the
third was sent to Glen Ullin.
Ed. r. Partridge and son, Earl,
came in Thursday morning from the
reservation. They had been out for a
few weeks, looking after their horses.
but did not take their car across the
Missouri river, leaving it at the Will
cox ranch. Mr.. Partridge says the
rain has made it very hard travelling
and some of the autos which have
been driven into the Bad Lands are
still there with little prospect of get.
ting out for a time yet. He expected
to 20 to Miles City for Friday ane
hoped to return to the ranch not later
than Saturday or Sunday. Earl will
20 with his father, Mrs. Partridge re
naming in Dickinson for a while.
JEWELL NURSERY CO. STOCK
I am still working for the Jewell
, N,,ycorv % and will call on. nv