The Dickinson press., 1906-04-28
COUNTY NEWS.
seinesd News.
Highest cash price paid for hides.
w. F. EHRLE. Belfeld. A.2I.Apt

highest CASH price PdiO IOI "nlueS.
w. F. EHRLE, .Bel6eld. 4-2I-4ptf
I: A.. cahill was IN from Green river
Saturday.
A large crowd attended the Wood
mems dance Friday night and all re.
port a pleasant time.
Willis Pellissier OF Medora was in
town last week looking for bronchos for
the Wild West show.
Miss Matherson spent Saturday and
Sunday in Dickinson.
The Bel6eld Commercial club me.
Saturday night and elected the follow.
ing permanent officers: !. A. Davis,
Pres; J. f. Dyer, Vice Pres; T. y.
Ramsland, Sec; X. c. Davis, Treas.
Z. Woodward had his injured foot
cared for in Dickinson the past week.
Town topics were at fever heat last
week when the subject of moving the
Woodmen hall and Imperial hotel to
the north side Of the track we're being
discussed. 1t seems to have passed
over, and an addition, 24x3o, is to be
added to the Imperial hotel. 1t has
doubtless been beneficial, as a town we'll
is now to be put down on the south side.
A. H. Dennison left Tuesday for Fer
gus Falls, MINI.
The masons arrived Tuesday and be-
gan work on the foundation of the Sc
curity State bank building. 1t is to be
built of brick, two stories high, and full
basement.
Mrs. Scllman Of Minneapolis is visit
ing her son, J. w. Sellman, and family.
]. H. Babcock, of the firm of Nc.
Cutchan. Fuller & Babcock, is in town.
Cashier Chas. Picker of the Belfeld
State bank spent Sunday at his old
home in New Salem.
Ole Larson arrived from Christian.
sand, Norway, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Paddock, Mrs.
Young, Mrs. Geo. Vredenburg and
Maud Sellman went to Dickinson Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Woodward vas in from the
ranch Sunday.
Miss Julia Ecklund, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kits and Mr.. and Mrs. Peck and two
daughters Of Sully Springs attended the
dance Friday night.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Vernon McCutchan Saturday evening,
it being his thirteenth birthday anniver-
sary. Just at dark, a number of his
friends appeared on the scene and pro-
~oaIoI m r,,,o hs,o 70 1nchoe nooL o-l
one to grow on. Games were then
played until 9 o'clock, when refresh
ments were served, and all departed,
feeling that they had spent a very en-
joyable evening.
The following immigrants arrived the
23d: NJ. T. Hanson, Sacred Heart,
Mimi; !. A. Martin, Detroit, Mimi;
Martin Paulson, Twin Valley. Mimi,
and Mikkael Mae, Dennison, MINI.
]. "A. Cook of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
and a number of men were looking over
land here Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Clarke and Miss Davis, her
private teacher, spent Sunday in town.
Mis- es Jennie and Emma Schultz of
Dickinson, A. c. Hezzelwood, Louisa
Watson, w. F. Ehrle, Iva Dyer and
Willie E%nglehartson were exploring the
Bad Lands Sunday.
A runaway occurred Tuesday near
South Heart and Geo. Frisbie had sew
eral ribs fractured and suffered internal
injuries. He was taken to the Dlckin-
son hospital. j. Barley was badly
bruised. The team belonged to Anton
Anderson. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ander.
son were thrown from the wagon when
the pole dropped, but they escaped
without serious injury.
W. F. Kelley, N. P. agent. IS taking a
two months lay-of. He will visit bis
uacle at Terry for a few days and will
then go to his home in Illinois. The
people of Belfeld are very loath to see
MI. Kelley 60. He prefers the job OF
operator and consequently does not ex.
pect to return. He has endeared him.
self to the people of this locality, whose
best wishes 60 with him. J. R. Shellen'
berger of Custer is the new agent.