The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24

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l. A. Nelson has installed an up-to-
date heating plant q his residence.
Mr.. Lee and Ma Casnon werein. from
the Ox-bow ranch the latter part 81 last
week.
Rev. John Diehl returned early last
week from the Presbyterian Synod at
Bismarck.
Dave McCloud. who lives 10 miles
northwest Of town, shipped 2 cars Of,
beef cattle last week.
MI. and Mrs. Charles King were in:
Medora last Friday night to attend tho
Ferris farewell reception.
J.. r. schellenbersG left the inst of
the week for q few weeks stay In Idaho
and other western states.
Nj. and Mrs Howard Young went out
to the ranch last Saturday, after spend!
ing 9 few days in town. !.
J. L McCutchan has been putting, 4
cellar undeF, hia house and making other,
improvements at his homestead the, past
week.
Victor Schaff recently, purchased new
rigging for q steam plow and il turning
the sod at his, farm. while the weather
is favorable. II
Mr.. Doyle is putting up a house on
his lot in block Z. This makes the
fourth new house to be erected since
September 1st.
Mrs. N, B. Nelson states that Mr..
Nelson is improving steadily but will Be
unable to leave the Rochester hospital
for a short time.
Chris YOUNG and A. P. Pierce, Jr.,.
representing the Iowa Manufacturing Co.,
sold eight buggy wagons to parties in
this locality last week..
Carpenters have been at work at. the
church the past week. putting on
shingles, fitting window castings and
building a new coal shed.
E. W. Patterson shipped 8 cars of
cattle ,and s a r of sheep from this
station last Friday. The cattle and
sheep included nearly everything at the
Bishop ranch near Gorham.
Mrs. Price, who was called to Mime
apolis last week, writes that her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hodson. is improving nicely
from her recent serious illness.
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Mrs. S. G. Cousins of Saltwater spent
Sunday in Belield because Of the
storm, She was returning from Dickin-
son and decided to stay over for better
weather.
Walter Glass was in from Gaylord last
Saturday for lumber but was unable to
get out until the first of the week. Tho
lumber is for the third new school
house in the Gaylord district.
When the roads were in good condition
last week. the grain was coming in in
great shape. On the 18th over 80 loads
were taken in at the Christensen elevator
and things were also very busy at
S. T. Galyen arrived last Saturday
from Maple Creek, Sask.. Canada. and
will spend the winter at the home Of
his brother, j. P. Galyen. He recently
finished his seasons work on his farm
in Canada.
J. P. Galyen, who has a homestead
four miles from town. had about 70
acres in crop this year and reports a fair
grain. Next yea. he will put[
L. 20 acres. mostly fax. Some sfa1mszt44
ii his neiehborhood averaged IS bushelsE
fax "a the acre.
Frank .Sharman has been serving
meals to quite q. few transients for the
past week, and the Imperial hotel has
been crowded to. its fullest capacity.
8elfield is becoming a popular head
quarters for ranchss.e:aalpA. farmers within
radius of 20 miles. ,.ksssS As II
There will b s,speciaN evanselistic
'ervices in Aelaead the .Keek oommenc
ing Noyemb1 stk:sysslahR H. Hughes.
sunday schoots mieeionaiH aend iayman
Bismarck. win have Shlrse Of the
'~ervices and a cordial Invitation is ex-
ended to the public.
G. M. Babocck has completed the work
If fencing eight asctlops Of land on his
ranch in the BadssLands. He left the first
If the week forsa fsY days business
stay in FARGO befoFesfoine out west to
get a large bunch 81 horses for the ranch
o. L Rapp and ! l. McCutchan were
business visitors in Dickinson the first
If the week.
L P. Albrecht met with quite a
accident last Saturday afternoon.
He wal out in the country and had his
Jun along with him in case he ran into
! good hunting territory. While driving
along he, scared up a rabbit and lost no
lime in taking a shot at the scampering
punch Of fun. The report Of the gun
frightened the horses and they started