The Dickinson press., 1906-04-21
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6ei0oed News.

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consulted about,your eyes again at the
St. Charles hotel in Dickinson from
April 70 to Mayo: 4-31-i
Highest cash. price paid for hides.
W.. F. EHRLE, Belfeld. 4-2I-4ptf
Miss Agnes Mccarthy went to Beach
Friday and returned Monday. =
Gus Colson spent Saturday and Sunday
in Sully Springs. ...,e
DR.. Davis of Dickinson was called to
see z. Woodward Sunday and found that
blood poison had developed from a
wound received in the foot. The doctor
was also called to see Mrs. Telford, who
is i'll. His daughter and her friend, Miss
Messersmith, accompanied him. i
W. B. and F. E. King, who bought the
Lowery ranch last summer, arrived rel
Gently from Iowa and will spend the
summer on the ranch.
Frank Dick and Thomas Manion went
to Medora Monday to attend court. .
The beef ring has been reorganized
and Billy Ehrle, who gave good satisfac-
ton last year, has consented to act as
butcher.
Harvey Erickson of Wisconsin spent a
few days in town last week and has filed
on a homestead a short distance out.
IL. McCutchan is building on his
homestead one-half mile west of town.
MRS. Arthur Tollefson of Dickinson ia
spending the week at the Davis home.
Pete Ronquist and family have moved
to their homestead. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Friend spent Satur-
day and Sunday with MI. and Mrs. Buck
man.
Miss Alice Anderson went to Dickin-
son Monday.
M. H. Reed of Youngstown, Ohio, is
here, building on his homestead south of
town and expects his wife soon.
Bonnie Hanson has his house CONF
pleted on the ,sw of $4,000 and has.
moved to it. 8
Walter Sherman and wife of Bertha,
Mimi, arrived Tuesday and will go to
their homestead near Saltwater. J
Misses Minnie Houston and Lena
Bauer are now staying at the Imperial
hotel. 1a
Mrs. Gersling arrived on Wednesday.
The county commissioners, accompa-
MED by Capt. Saunders, we're here Sat
urday and located the bridge which is to.
be built across the river. 1t will be
erected on c street and the road is to run
north to the section line.
Among the arrivals Wednesday were:
Chas. Altman of Michigan and W.. A.
Cheadle, Mrs. King and daughter and
Chas. Fish of Appleton, MINI.
Belfeld is to. have another. general
store 50 by 60 feet. John McCabe of
Staples, MIMI, is to build it. The loca-
ton is Main street. ,
H. IL. DClIlASOl Va TClRuS dis,
MIMI, arrived Wednesday,.
F. O. Murray is now operator at Sully
Springs.
Mrs. Brown of Sentinel Butte is in town
displaying millinery goods.
Last Saturday night a large number of
the people met in the Woodmen hall for
the purpose of, organizing a commercial
club. The purpose of the meeting was
explained by T. o. Ramsland and then
r. c. Davis vas elected temporary chair
man.; J. P. Galyen, secretary. The ques-
ton. of bridges on the Saltwater road was
brought up and as a result men are now
working on said bridges. Committees
were appointed as follows: Organiza-
ton, Chas. Picker, A. R.. Kits and J. E.
Dyer; for building bridge, ]. L. Nc
Cutchan, c. W. King, Billy Ehrle; BY
laws, T. O.. Ramsland, Geo. Dollard and
A. c. Hezzelwood. Another meeting will
be held Saturday night. This is certainly
a step in the right direction and if car
ried out will be productive of great good.