The Dickinson press., 1915-10-23

to his family for over twenty-five
years, had been located in the u. S.
army hospital on the Prusidio at
San Francisco. MI. Hogue was in
China during the Boxer uprising and
had served in the u. S. army twenty
five years-only five years short of
the life pension limit-when a year
ago he was injured and forced to
enter the hospital, where amputation
OF a leg was necessary. =.
Doctor Sam Chernausek of this
city and Miss Anna Soderstrom of
Little Falls, Mimi, were married on
the 18TH in Minneapolis. Mr.. Cher
nausek has been gone a week today
(f'riday) and is expected back with
his bride the coming week. He is a
brother Of Druggist VIM. Chernausek
Of this city and a partner of DR.. o.
9. Maerklein, and has many friends
in Dickinson who will be glad to ex-
tend congratulations at the first op-
.portunity. DR.. and Mrs. Chernausek
will commence housekeeping in one of
the Parker flats.
Mike Roller has sold his cattle and
horses and ranch equipment, ten
miles east of the old w bar ranch, to
Russell Stevens for a lump sum of
$4,000. Mr.. Roller was formerly a
resident of Hebron and the purchaser
Of his ranch was, until five or six
,-ears ago a resident of the Red River
Valley country. Mr.. Stevens is a
brother-in-law of Frank Banks, and
his father is postmaster at Ellsworth,
north of the Little Missouri, where
the family has maintained a stock
ranch for several years. The pur-
chase of the Roller place on the
south side of the river will give them
a chance to Craze stock both sides of
the Little Missouri. Mike Roller had
fine cattle which were figured at $40
per round in the deal and horses at
$65.
Among the conference appoint
ments made by Bishop Quayle of the
Methodist church are noted: F. H.
Farrand, LaMoure; F. w. Gress,
Mandan; J. c. Cooke, Bowman
Circuit; 2. James, Hannah; Ralph
Roe, supply, Taylor and Gladstone; N.
L. Rockwell, Mott; R. H. Craig, Dick
J. G. Morrison, Larimore. The
local Methodists are very anxious that
Rev. Morrison remain another year
and are asking Bishop Quayle to re-
consider this appointment. Mr.. Craig
has been the pastor at Bismarck the
past two years and previous to that
passionate was five years at Lisbon.
He is n of the older ministers of
the conference and is a strong preach
er. He and his wife constitute the
DR.. Morrison is acknowledged
throughout the state as a leader of
great executive ability and one of the
most brilliant preachers Of the state
conference and the PRESS ventures
to predict it will not be many years
before he is called to serve as dis
trict superintendent.
W. J. Motley of south of Dickinson
is pleased to have as his new neigh
bors to the. south of his farm, S.
K. Sargent and family of Markisan,
Wis, who are old friends of his and
whom he interested in the Owen J.
Beal farm, which they have recently
purchased. Mr.. Sargent expects to
rent more land and to farm extern
sively.
Judge Fred Maser issued marriage
licenses to the following parties this
week: Otto Schneider and Miss Mat
tie. Cooper, both Of Richardton, on the
18th, and Cashier Leo A. Winter of
Werner and Miss Christine Lacher of
Richardton on the Goth. MI. Winter
was formerly assistant cashier in the
Taylor State bank.
Alfred Dorsey gets a half section Of
land, including machinery, of A. I.
Peck for a hump sum of $4,000. This
is the old l.. Cornell farm. MI.
Dorsey has been on the D. D. Mars
place north of the station the past
season and will go to his farm prob
ably the coming month. Mr.. Peck
still has a quarter section of land
near Gladstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Saunders and
children were in Thursday and Friday
to visit and attend to business,
While here Mrs. Saunders visited her
sister, Mrs. Alice Follis at st. Jos
eph's hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Samd-
ers hope to have their new home at
Killdeer completed in two weeks. In
the meantime they are living at their
ranch AZ miles out. .
Sheriff Harry Kaspar has two Kill
deer parties who pleaded guilty tc
violation Of the prohibition law board.
ing in the Stark county Jail. These
men we're taken to Dickinson last