The Dickinson press., 1908-10-10
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w. j. Kennedy was in town Tuesday,
and reported that his business location
would soon be at the new South Heart
~ miles east Of his present location.
The moving is to be done by the bridge
and construction department Of the
Northern Pacific, the work to be started
as soon as the old depot at Dickinson 10
placed on it's new site. The man. in
charge Of the moving intends to place
the store building on trucks and move 1t
on the railroad track without delaying
any of the regular trains. New South
Heart is located just about half way be-
tween Eland and Zenith and is also
half way between Belfeld and Dickin-
son. There is already q good hotel, livery
barn. blacksmith shop. grain elevator
and lumber yard. all doing a good BUSH
ness.
Sam Thompson and Mr.. Arnold
went out this week to build houses o n
their homesteads in the country 20 miles
north of Sentinel Butte.
Attorney H. A. Burgeson of Dickinson
was a business visitor in town Tuesday.
That Belfield is to have another eleva-
tor is very evident from the fact that
several hundred dollars worth of ma.
chinery. billed to Lahart Bros, has been
received at the local freight Office. It is
quite likely that the elevator will be e.
rected this fall. The Christensen and
Dyer elevators are busy every day when
the roads are not too wet for hauling.
r. A. Krusee and Archie Merrill from
the Kildeer country were in the city the
first of the week.
Frank Dick was in from the north the
first of the week.
J.. r. Schellenberger expects to leave
in few days for Los Angeles, CAL. for a
two months stay.
L. A. Thorson and o. F. Olson were
in from the country rs miles north a
few DAYS ado.
DR.. P. X. Dahl and wife returned last
Thursday from a few weeks stay at their
former home in Fort Dodge, la. They
shipped a car of goods to this station
and intend to make their permanent
home at their ranch, known as the Low
cry ranch.
N. B. Nelson, who has had such a
serious time with appendicitis, left last
Saturday for Rochester, Mimi, for treat
ment. He was accompanied by Mrs
Nelson.
Henry Lehman, the horseman. was in.
from his ranch south of Medora last
week.
Miss Collins. who teaches neal Cay
IopH cnonf C11ndoVr in foHyn .#EL,
AL. Hosfeldt, who works al the Ante
lope elevator, spent Sunday in town.
Earl Hill was in from the country 20
miles north last Friday.
A u. S. government coal inspector has
been examining lands for coal in this
vicinity for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Cosmos Schwehr, who lives 2
miles south. left a few days ago for San
born, N. D.. to visit her sister. An
other sister, who has been spending the
summer with Mrs. Schwehr, accompan-
led her to Sanborn and then went on to
her home in Canada.
E. G. Bishop was in from Gorham a
couple of days last week.
An automatic heating and ventilatine
plant has been installed at the Belfield
school house and is in excellent running
order, giving entire satisfaction. The
school is now fully equipped in a most
up-to-date and practical manner and
with the excellent corps of teachers the
parents. may rest assured that good re-
suits will be accomplished this year.
A dance will be given in F. j. Staples
new home on Thursday evening, October
18th.
Rev. John Diehl left the latter part of
the week to attend the Presbyterian
synod at Bismarck.
Mrs. John Buchanan will give q dance
at her home three miles south of town on
Saturday evening, October oath.
With 20 voters at the Imperial hotel
last Sunday evening, q straw ballot was
taken with the following result: Bryan
IA, Taft 10. and Debs 1. The democrats
claim the town.
Mrs. Ed. Ehrle returned last Friday
from a several weeks visit with rela-
tives in Iowa.
The Ladies' Aid society of Belfeld
will hold the annual fair at the church
on Thursday. November 5th. The ladies
will sell garments and fancy work as
usual and IN excellent supper will be
served from 6 O'Clock on.
Belfeld is to have a w%aterWorks sys-
TEN. 1t may not do anything this fall
but in the spring a system will be put
in for fire and domestic purposes.
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