The Dickinson press., 1906-06-02
BeIfeld News.

Highest cash price paid for hides.
w. F. EHRLE, Bel6eld. 4~-21-4ptf
Mrs. F. A. Little of Fayette spent last
week as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
Davis.
Miss McKeon, who is teaching South
of town, went to Dickinson last Thurs
day.
Former Night Operator ]. V. Young
left Sunday for Sweet Brier, instead Of
Sully Springs, where he expected to 60.
What was at first reported as a butcher
shop has now proved to be a restaurant,
and J. L. McCutchan is to run it.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Easton visited
their son, Harry, at the ranch Thursday
night of last week. They went to SEN
tinel Butte on No. 3 Friday.
Mrs. Young went to Dickinson Sun
day. 2
Ed. O'Connor, president of the Secu-
rity State bank, returned Wednesday
from a trip to his former home in Min
nesota. N
Miss Grace M. Chtenoweth left Tues
day for her home in Monroe, Wis.,. after
a two weeks visit with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Chenoweth,
south of town.
A nine-pound baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Patsch Monday.
A wrestling match between H. G.. Bird
and Fred Weyman is, scheduled for the
w. o. w. hall next Monday night.
Alice Anderson went to Dickinson
Thursday.
The intended Memorial day program
was not given on account of the rain.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson went to Medora
Sunday. o ~. y
The McCutchan brothers received
word Sunday that their mother was moi
expected to live and Sanford left imme.
diately for their former Iowa home. ]
L. Nj Cutchan followed him Wednesday
Mr.. Abrahamson returned from the
Dickinson hospital Saturday.
Ed. Olson and family of Stanley, Wis.
arrived on Wednesday to locate upor
their homestead.
Frank Roberts sold sixty head .o1
horses to E. c. Storey of Towner this
week and he will drive them to tina
!; place.
} Harry Englehartson expects to 20 t.
shearing as soon as the weather permits
: Landmen in town now do not ask thu
| oft repeated question, "Does it ever rair
in North Dakota 7" A large amount O
rain has fallen in this section the pas
week and most of the time it has beer
cold, but so far loss of stock has beer
small.
:. Vernon McCutchan returned Saturda.
, from Dickinson, where he had been at
tending school the past wear.
Minnie Englehartson was a Dickinson
visitor Wednesday.
v No. 3 was delayed here a few minute
t Wednesday and ]. H. Palmer, formerl.
agent at this place, who was a ives,
bound passenger, took advantage of tn
opportunity to greet. old friends.
A son was born Tuesday to Z. Wood
ward and wife.
Paul Gross has sold the Belfeld hote
to Peter Burg of Sisseton, S. D., fo
e $1,000.
N. E. Soderstrom and son, Godfrey, {
Cambridge, Minnesota, arrived last wee
with two cars of household goods, an
will go south to their claims near Still
water.
The Heaton Lumber Co. has receive
three, cars of lumber and Henry Heatol
who is to'be manager, is here ready I
begin work. ]. E.. Dyer also receive
two cars this week. Mr.. Dyer has sol
! his lumber yard and if he can sell h
> dry goods and groceries, he will then pl
in an exclusive stock of hardware.
R. c. Davis has sold his entire stock
red cedar posts.
Owen Flynn and family of Dickinso
spent Sunday at Thos. Flynn's ranch.
Bel6eld is to have a drug store, and
newspaper is expected soon.