The Dickinson press., 1916-01-15

The young ladies' sewing club met
with Miss Dorothy Gobler Thursday
evening.
Wheat went the highest this week
that it has sold for since last sum-
mer, being $1.14 per bushel on
Wednesday. Not so very much of it
has been coming in lately on account
Of the cold weather.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY salesman at
once. High class proposition. Ex-
elusive territory in your own vicinity. |
With u selling plan, you cannot help
making money. Address Manager, 81
Fifth St. N, Fargo, N. D.-adv. 1-15-2t
Wednesday, January 10Th, the
Ladies of st. Patrick's Cemetery As
ISOLATION will give a supper in the
store building formerly occupied by
Reed Bros; commencing at $3.50.
Price 35c.-adv.
M. N. Bran writes that he is feel
ing very much better since he ar
rived in Los Angeles. His cough is
leaving him and his present plans are
to remain in California until spring at
least.
This is to announce to the people
of Dickinson that I have opened a
hand work laundry in the building
on Willard st., near Second Avenue.
First-class work. G. Hing Long,
Chinese Laundry.-adv. 1-8-16-1mo.
News is received that Mrs. Robert
Beckley, formerly Miss Emma Cole
man of this vicinity, now residing in
Iowa, is visiting the Conductor j. K.
Porter family in Mandan. It is pos
sible that she may visit relatives in
Dickinson before returning.
The N. P. has a crew of Is men
: in Dickinson filling their ice ware
houses. William Anderson is in
. charge Of the crew and has his men
at the Wolf hotel. The ice, some rs
= carloads, is being brought here from
, Mandan. @
Joe F. Sadowski of twelve miles
north, was in the city the middle of
' the week. He just completed thresh-
. ing Christmas time, getting a yield of
600 bushels of flax, besides a good
= deal Of oates and barley. The last
two he is keeping for his W use.
S Judge w. C. Crawford thought on
/, Thursday he would have to adjourn
2 the Golden Valley jury term until
some time in March. Just now Beach
= does not have a court room that can
be easily warmed. Judge Crawford
goes to Mott again the first of Febru-
airy.
The two men arrested at Zenith on
suspicion of having .perpertrated' the
robbery of the Elmer Brown store at
Belfeld, are still confined in the
county Jail in this city. The Press
understands that no direct evidence
connecting them with the burglary
has been obtained.
who is always awake to the interests
CT the community, has arranged for
a pottery exhibit at the Library in
February, which will last possibly for
three weeks. The exhibits are those
which were shown at the California
exposition, most of them being made
from clay in this locality.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by Judge Fred Maser this
week: John A. Roth of Malta, Mont,
and Miss Elizabeth Schorsch of Rich
ardton on the 18th; Frank C. R. Kas-
ten and Miss Katie Hatzenbuhler Of
Richardton, Frank Martin and Miss
Veronica Gotterbarm of Lefor and
Bernhardt Martin of Lefor and Miss
Katie Cillech of Midway on the 18th.
The following were operated on at
st. Joseph's hospital since our last
issue: John McClandon of Richard
ton on the 9Th, Mrs. Elias Fuller of
Manning On the 18th, Lewis Hahn Of
Dickinson, Chas. LANCE of Fayette
and David Roessl Of Killdeer on the
4 10th. Those entering for treatment
were Chas. Steckno of Dickinson,
john Goodall of Goodall and Mrs. J..
VI. Robinson of Manning.
All the passenger trains have been
late during the cold spell, some as
much as six to eight hours. It was
found almost impossible to keep up
sufficient steam to keep the heavy
trains running on anywhere near
schedule time, and it was often found
necessary to stop and get up more
steam before attempting a grade. AS
a result of the severe cold the rails
became very brittle, and "safety first"
was the slogan over all railways,
making a slow schedule necessary.
H. X. Nichols, the Dickinson-Kill-
!, deer automobile stage driver, expert
enced quite a little trouble during his
trip on Sunday last. A small break
occurred on his car and he worked
for several hours attempting to make
the repair. He finally had to leave
the machine on the road, however,
the intense cold freezing it up. He
went out again on Thursday to bring
it in to Dickinson. The great amount
Of snow on the roads at present
makes it extremely difficult to get
through with a car, and the auto serv-
ice may not be resumed for some time
to come. Daily trips are being made