The Dickinson press., 1906-10-20

Boys o%vercoats, very good, very
reasonable at The Hub. 1t
The usual fall festival will be held at
Richardton on the 2lst and 22nd.
E.. ]. Berry came down from Glendive
Wednesday to see his property and
meet old acquaintance.
Ladies' and children's hose and
underwear-the best grades We can
possibly get for the price. The New
Store. lo.2o-tf
Ed. Current returned from Chicago
Friday and made a trip out to the ranch
in his auto, returning to town Sunday
morning. He and Mrs. Current will
leave for Seattle in about three weeks.
Miss Mile Meyer is teaching one of
the schools in the New Hungary district
and boards at Albert Zander's. She
goes early in the spring to her claim
south where she already has her house
built.
]. A. F'arrah was in Monday from
Sem, S. D., where he is erecting a
residence. He has reeently purchased
the old Duncan ranch south of the
Grand river fourteen miles from
Seim which he is improving.
Slime Cuskelly, who has been in the
Brainerd hospital since last June on
account of an injury to his heel, re-
turned home the past week. He re-
ported Messrs. Smith and Ludenia as
progressing finely.
There was business in police court
early Monday morning. A sheepherder
was fined SIS and cost for disorderly
conduct, while Geo. Lewis was fined
$50 and costs for a%ssaulting a rancher
from the south the previous day.
Miss Fannie Marshall. of New Eng
land came in Tuesday to meet Miss
Walker of Erie, Pa. and Miss Marshall
of Grandin, N. D. Miss Walker expects
to visit with Mrs. Rice and the Misses
Marshall, and Miss Marshall goes to
her claim neal Saltwater.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Butler had the misfortune to fall
from the we'll curb while playing last
Sunday and dislocated her arm. Drs.
Stickney and S. E. Smith were called
to attend the injured member, and the
little patient is rapidly recovering.
Billy Kennedy, Reach Bros, Ryan
Bros, and Carpenter Bros, are a party
of Haley homesteaders from Grace
vile, Minnesota. Miss Kennedy will
come out as soc as her brother has his
house erected. J. M. Hanson of Orion
vile is with the party and may locate.
H. J. Darst, resident dentist at New
England, has taken a homestead on
Coal Bank creek and is planning to
start a poultry farm the coming spring.
He has a large spring on the claim and
other natural advantages which should
make it an ideal spot for poultry rails.
ing.
Mrs. A. E. King-Ellison and three
sons, of Detroit, Mimi, have taken
eight hundred acres of land near Haley,
and were purchasing supplies to take
out to their new horne the first of the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Beaumont also
have a homestead near the King-Elli-
sons and went out Monday.
The North Dakota Land and Home
stead Co. report the following parties
located the past week: Ben c. Hen
drick and William H. Harris, Affords
vile, Indiana; Arthur Demaree, Sulphur,
KY; Edward G. McGreevey, Leland,
Iowa; Lars Sandvig, Whalan, Mimi;
Leon A. Potter, Worthing, S. d.; Charles
R. Mckinney, Canton, S. D.; Andrew
Pladsen, Spring Grove, MINI; John
Dalsto and William CoppernolI, AlIida,
Mimi; Lambert Miller, jamestown, N.
D., George H. Nettleton, Alexandria.
Mimi; Louis Kouba, Horswill, N. D.
A. M. Packard of Gladstone will
leave the first OF November for the east.
He has an interest with a brother-in-
law in a grocery store in Bookings, S.
d., where he will spend the winter,
visiting first a few weeks in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Packard has just threshed his wheat
crop on his farm neal Gladstone and
will leave a man on the place for the
winter. He has four quarter sections
of land, 800 acres of which are fenced,
and he is offering to sell at $14 per
acre including improvements.
A party of fifteen h~omesteaders. con-
sisting of Louis T. Larson, wife and
children and Jack Hemestad Of Gro
ton, S. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tobias,