The Dickinson press., 1917-02-24

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teamswinning with aslead OF 755
points in the series Of i've games.
w. j. smith OF Hebron last week
received beautifulSbronze cup award
ed him at the First National Corn
Show held recently at i. Paul. Mr..
Smith is very proud of his achieve
ment ia winning second prize at the
show. $3.50 8sss
Charles Lorenz and Adam Boyer Of
Hebron attended the Butternnakers
convention ID Mandan last week.
Butter from the SHebron creamery re-
|ceiveds score OF Glib. The next con-
lyention will be held in Hebron some
time in May.
Ben Halpern, q merchant at Golden
Valley, in order to combat the mail
Eorder house menace to small town
business, Is offering q prize Of a $3.50
piano SO the person bringing to his
store the largest number OF mail
order house catalogues.
On Wednesday evening Of last week
meeting was held. at the Doxey
barber shop at Werner for the pur-
pose of organizing 81 band. Twenty
two experienced musicians joined the
organization and steps ar now being
taken to secure9a leader. Ss.
Mesdames. w. r. Kopka and F,.W.
Hall Of Halliday verypleasantly en-
Itertained aBnumber of the married
people on, Wednesday evening at
progressive 500. When the score was
|counted twas found Mrs. M. d.
IO'Nell and Grant Palmer were high:
TheFDunn Center school board met
Hast Wednesday and for an hour or
more had ArchitectW D.. Gilispieo on
the carpet about the cause OF the III
lin the school house basement. Furth-
ler action was deferred until a
Thorough examination of the speciica-
tions car be made.
Henry MADISON, the twelve years
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. n. #. Wade
son Of Hebron, was injured last Sun.
day while toboganning: At the foot
Of q steep hill he ran into asfence at
high speed and his lip and the left
side Of his face were badly cut5by the
Ibarbed wire.
The program staged by the Dunn
Center Commercial Club on Wednes-
lday evening Of last week was a sue
lcess and $113 was realized. The
tCitizens band put on their first con-
tcert which was an hour of pleasure.
EAfter the concert there was, dancing
and the baskets sold.
Last week C.P. Brownlee, states
fattorneys of Slope county, received an
appointment from Judge G. j. Ami
don as United States commissioners,
land will commence at oncesthe taking
Iof applicants for final proofs, land
filings and other business which can
properly come before his office.
d. G. Hagg, formerly a printer with
the Bowman Citizen, but now living
on the "a. G. Brandenberg farm south
east Of Amidon, is now taking p.
IF,rost',s place In the Slope County
Mr.. Frost has not been
feeling very WellSo late and is glad
of the opportunity to havesavacation.
The following Dunn Center people
have been at Bismarck the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nyhagen, %. w.
Boyd Ed. J.sPletan, T.NG. Nelson and
attorney q. H. Thoresen. The
|Iadies are visiting whilest me are
working for the passage Of Senate
[BilsNo. 81.
Wm Reilly, who lives several miles
south of Amidon, became lost during
one of the recent storms while re-
turning home with load of coal
IfromSthe Williams mine. He lecided
Ito leave his@load andsunhitching his
horses, mounted one a~ndstredsto make
Ibis home, which was only half mile
distant. He lost his way, but followed
the telephone line and reachedsthe A.