The Dickinson press., 1908-09-12

Belneid

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70. P. Randolph has returned from his
trip. II
Peter Ronquist and Alex Monte were IN
from the country Monday.
Elmer King and Harry Coins were In
ffr,cam the country for supplies Monday.
Mrs Mann, from the country nine
south. va q for supplies Monday.
Mrs. Schellenberser:andJ r. Schellen-4
berger left this week for, q visit inl
Minneapolis
wv. r. Galdaswarehouse man, has1
been added to ths IJocalforcs iat the stall
~ to hande ne hcrsassd9business
Mrs, Chineman and. dauishtrc came in
ffpeom the Bad Landslide Arst 81 tfe week
inass order that the latter may attend school.
Mr. and; Mrs.ssA--.E.SP owers and daIsh-a
teses are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Powers 1sitsttsee. Mrs.sPst Minsrsat Cor
him. u.
clarence Noll made ! business trip to-
Gladstone the first Of the week. Mi. Rappss
conducting the city barber shop during
hb absence. ]
aEd. O'Connor returned this week from.
assasvisit with relatives in Sacred Heart, |
MINI. Mrs. O'Connor will remain for q;
longer visit. /
Messrs. Howard and Jim Young and
Hss E. Haneyl returned last week from
Chicago. Young brothers report good;
returns for the cattle thipment. s...
5sW. A. .Mosher is, ,actins as agent. du-
ring the absence of Mr.. S~chellenberser
and his place as operator has been taken.
BY MI. Priest from Terry, Mont.
Mrs. M. ]. Donoehue, who returned
from Minneapolis last week, was quite
i'll. after her return but is much improved
by the treatment received in the city.
Get a shave, haircut, shampoo or mas
sage at the City Barbershop. Work
strictly frst-class. Fine bath room in
connection. o. D. Rapp. proprietor.
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Nick Nelson was reported as not being
quite as well the first of the week but
seems on a whole to be slowly recovering
from his recent operation for append
.citis.
Mrs. j. L McC0tchan and children
and Mrs. J.. o. Mullaney and children
left Monday for Dickinson. where they
will make their home during the school
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jones and j. E.
voorhees, have returned to their home
in Eau Claire, Wis They had been
spending some little time at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller near Cor
ham.
Nj. and. Mrs. A. E. Powers. and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller
and son. Mrs. W. T. Henderson and son
and Rufus Summers and Herman Glade
heldsa picnic in the Bad Lands last
Sunday.
i. MI. Severance. son of F. L Severance,
who lives south of Bel6eld, recently arriv-
ed from Iowa and expects to open al
Photograph, gallery in this town in the
near future.
E. F. Bell was in from Gaylord Nom
day. He reports that he has put up 10
tons, Of his hay on his homestead and
his. daughters adjoining claim. He
expected to put up IS tons more this
week.
Mrs. o. D. Belden has moved into
town in order to allow her daughter the
advantage of the Belieid school. Mr..
Belden came in tho first of the week but
returned a little later to attend to the
work at the ranch
Mrs. John Young was in from the ranch
to spend Sunday. She went out Monday,
accompanied by MI. and Mrs. Shirke
and son, Fred, who went to the Bad
Lands to gather bull berries, and Miss
May Doyle, who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Howard Young.
Messrs. Cd. Christensen, H. E. Haney,
J. Fields. H. Arnold and Harry Young
made up a hunting party last Sunday.
They went into the Bad Lands near Sully
Springs and had an excellent time, return
ing to town with a good bunch of chick
ems, ducks and q large bob cat /.
Among those to ship cattle from this
station this week were E. D. Peck,
three cars; Gus Anderson, five; Ed.
.Joeseks, six; ]. J. Knutson, two; George
Frisbie, one: Anton Anderson, six. "A
total Of 80 q + were loaded the past
week.
The contract for the mail route from
Belfeld to Gorham has been awarded to
Wilmar Coleson, who will make his first
trip % Tuesday, September 18th. The
mail will 60 out twice each week, on
Tuesdays and. Saturdays, leaving at 6 80