The Dickinson press., 1906-11-17

Optician Sullivan of Fargo will be at
the St. Charles hotel, Dickinson, again
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. II and
20. Glasses fitted. 11-1o-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie O'Connor returned
from the east last week.
Miss Powell, who had been teaching a
private school at Frank Roberts, spent
two days last week as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. o. Ramsland.
J.R Shellenberger made a, business
trip to Billings, Mont, last week.
DR.. Colwill is kept very busy owing to
so much sickness in this vicinity.
MI. Benjamin and daughter, Mrs. Will
liams, left recently for a visit t their
former home in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klein and niece left Tues
day for their homestead IL. miles west of
Saltwater
Ed. O'Connor recently returned from
Minnesota.
DR.. Colwill was called to Saltwater last
week to see MI. Gilbertson's little sol
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Colson went to Dick
inson Tuesday of last week on business.
A Anderson threshed his grain re-
Gently. He raised 46H bushels of. mac
aroni wheat, SO bushels of oats and "a
bushels of rye per acre.
V. H. Mofatt of Hendrum, Mimi, has
purchased the old Belfeld State bank
building on South avenue and is putting
in a drug store. The building is being
remodeled and he expects to be ready
for business soon.
Eight immigrant cars was the record
for last week. 4.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
church.
The Heaton Lumber Co. is grading
preparatory to erecting a lumber shed,
56x66, on North avenue just east of the
LeSuer hardware store.
E. Brown has added to the appearance
of his store by putting on steel siding.
J.. L. McCutchan has sold section 81,
twp. 1873, r. 90, to MIR. Nelson of Morris.
town, MINI.
The Newrings Bros, 40 miles north
west of town, who are putting in an irri.
CATION plant, were in last week to &c,
the remainder of their machinery.
Johnnie Ehrle returned from the west
a few days ago.
Geo. Sherman is building an addition
to the bunk house.
Chas. Tracy was greeting old friends
Tuesday.
Masters Everett Ramsland and Dinnie
Donoghue have been very sick but are
convalescing.
A. r. Kits and Chas. Hanwig left
Saturday for a deer hunt in the BAG
Lands.
James Thiebaud, his son and a friend
who recently located near Saltwater anc
were so full Of enthusiasm for North Da
kota, have tired of pioneer life and re
turned to St. Paul.
]. Lerfald of Fergus Falls, Mimi, il
visiting at the Bauer home east of town
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and son, An
drew, went to Dickinson Wednesday t.
look after the contest against Andrew
claim, but it was put off until January.
ST. Galyen of Kennard is visiting hi
brother, ]. P. Galyen, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kits have move.
to their homestead west of town.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Miner, who ar
i 1C(Cul dl1lvolS 1lOAAA 4AAAAAOAS, i ONSuPy
ing the Kits cottage in town for tn
winter.
]. H. Strong returned to his home il
Wadena Saturday.
J. H. Shellenberger went to Dickinso
Tuesday to have his eyes examined an
now has to go to St. Paul to a specials
n Jack sSellmanS returned from Beac
Friday, where he has been painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, Z. Chenoweth wer
in for supplies Wednesday.
Mrs. Dyer and Mr.. and Mrs. WI
Johnson were Dickinson visitors thi
week.
FAYtIII NEWS.
A dance was given the night Of III
10Th at Sam Rhoades'. A number I