The Dickinson press., 1908-09-19
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Axel Scheflo was in from Rocksprins.
Tuesday.
Nj. Bloom from, Dickinson liz had business
Ehere Tuesday. s j ss It'd.
George Scott was In from Rocksprins
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Chas. Silvefnail went.
to Dickinson Tuesday. :
Joraen,Rasmussen from Bailey Yves in
on business the first d, the week
Mark Briggs from R~ocksprinee had
business here the first of the week. I
5Ras. Baker took out a load Of supplies
to his store at Connolly last Monday.
On Wednesday A. Schelo received a
message telling of the death Of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Slack from Knife
river, visited with Mrs. A. B. Berry oven
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fait went to Dickinson
Monday evening, returning Tuesday
morning.
Walter Thompson left Monday for
Landa, N. d. where he will visit his
parents for several months.
Paul Elmer and T. H. Myran returned
last week from Chicago. having market
ed several carloads of cattle.
Miss Lillian Hennings was in Dickin-
son Wednesday and attended the play.
The Rivals, that evening. \
F. B. Lind was in from R~ockspring
Wednesday after a load Of lumber for
new improvements on his claim.
The bell for the new German Lutheran
church arrived last week and was put
in position Saturday afternoon.
Herman Jureens recently threshed $50
bushels of wheat raised on ten acres of
land on his homestead neal town.
Sam vaagen and Carl Kyseth returned
last week from South St. Paul, where
they went with cattle the week before.
Messsrs. Leutz and Waters went to
Hebron Wednesday with the intention
of purchasing a second hand horse power
Tuesday, Henry Myron was in town
the, first time for almost a year and
friends are glad to see Mr.. Myron looking
so we'll.
Chares Webster & Co. of Connolly COM
menced operations with their steam
threshing outfit at Herman Breum's place
last Saturday.
A. o. Nasset and daughter, Miss Selma.
are visiting at the Rynning home this
week Miss Nasset is going to school at
the Rainy butte this year.
On Monday evening Albert Hake's
parents, a sister and brother arrived here
from Michigan for q few days visit
before going to their new home in Wash
ington.
Friday evening Eugene Averill ship
ped q car load Of horses. to Jefferson.
Iowa. Mr.. Averill was once a North
Dakota rancher but now makes his home
in Iowa.
Miss Lillian Scofeld returned Friday
from Valparaiso. Ind, where she visited
with her mother the past two months.
Miss Scoaeld is now teaching the Jasper
son school.
Miss Bertha .Basley, who had been
visiting at A. l. Esse's. left last week
for Richardton for, a few days visit at
the home Of Guy Defiance before going
to her home in Sanborn.
Miss Silvernail visited Mrs. French
at the hospital in Dickinson last Sunday.
Mrs. French underwent an operation for
gall stones last Friday and at this writ
ing jis doing nicely. ~.
About twenty-five from Hebron attend
ed the Mission festival held at the Ger
man Lutheran church last Sunday. a
large number attended the meeting.
both in the forenoon and afternoon.
John Scott of, Rockspring was in town
on business last Saturday. He recently
sold a small bunch Of horses to an Iowa
party for q very good price. One team
right of, the range was sold for $375.
Mr.. Scott has more horses Of the same
type at his ranch
A. L Haugen threaded over 1. 900 bus
hels Of grain on his farms2O miles north
Of town. His wheat averaged at the rate
Of IA bushels and his oats went IS bus
hels to the acre. MI. Hausen received
81. IS per hundred for carload of steers
shipped to, South St. Paul last month.
Ole Gullickson recently sold his village
Fpfopesty and business to John D. Halvor-
son. who has already taken possession.
Mr.. Gullickson3 left this week in charge
Of two cars of cattle for market. He will
visit III Wisconsin before. returning 70
dispose Of the balance 81 his property.
He will have an,auction next month and
IS horses will be included iii the sale. !,
Messrls. Aiken & Olson. whose separa--
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