The Dickinson press., 1908-11-07

are to be the publishers and j. r.
Brinton will act as local editor. The
plant arrived last week from Fessenden,
N. D., where Brinton Bros. published the
Fessenden News which recently CONSOLE
dated with the Times of that place. It
will take fully two weeks to get the
plant installed and the first issue of the
paper out.
Mrs. Grin Kendley returned Saturday
to Medora. after a short visit in town.
E. F. Bell of Midway was a business
visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Drenkel were recen,
visitors at the Hicks ranch.
Cecil Randolph has been assisting
Lerfald Bros. for the past week.
Mrs. Ramus and son. Louis, were in
town the latter part of last week.
Messrs. Howard, Jim and Dart Young
were in from the ranch the latter part
of last week.
Frank Dick reports two COWS and 9
valuable bull dog missing from his
ranch since the Halloween holiday.
Attorney H. E. Haney and John
Kudrna made a business trip into the
country Is miles north last Sunday.
Jesse Maxwell left last Sunday for an
indefinite stay in Miles City.
Archie Belden recently left for Billings,
Mont, where be expects to remain for
some little time.
Jim Smith was in last week from the
country 70 miles northwest. He recently
suffered a bad fall from his hofse and
is still in a crippled condition.
W. T. Sharman. J. Crossley and Lutte
BENJAMIN have purchased Henry kits
threshing outfit and are busy Smelling
the grain. There is plenty Of work to
keep the outfit busy until cold weather.
Bel6eld is a lively business center for
ranchers and farmers and Sharman's res
is a very busy place at feed
time. The proprietor prepares for a big
crowd every day and has moi been dis
since the cattle and grain
started in the carly fall.
Miss Collins returned Monday to her
in the country. after a short stay
in town. Y
Gus Colson and his extra" gang were
ordered west q few days ago and are now
at Billinss. Mrs Colson i with
her husband there.
Herbert Sha1man was in from the
country Monday and has been busy for
the past week carrying the AGENTS for
the Grinnell wagons. These Iowa agents
have made Belield their headquarters
for the past month and have sold several
carloads of buesies and surries.
There was a very large attendance at
the democratic rally held in the city
hall last Saturday afternoon. Henry
Tfuuelson and Henry Heaton were the
speakers and their remarks were listened
to with q great deal of attention and
interest There were voters present from
the country for miles around and all left
the hall feeling well paid for their
trouble and travel.
The Misses Pearl and Gladys Sharman
were rendered . very pleasant Hallowe' EN-
surprise. party las. Saturday evening. A
numr1beer,. Of their young friends called at
their home and found plenty amusement
in various games and stunts suitable for
the occasion. The hours passed too
quickly. to please the young people but
some Of the re-arrangements IN that
immediate vicinity were sufficient To
warrant that everybody had plenty d
fun. S 81 /
Grain has been coming into town for
the past week at the rate Of from so to
60 loads per day andsquite q number Of
cars Of grain have. been shipped. since
the first Of the month The Christensen
and Dyer elevators are handling the bulk
81 the Grain that comes 70 town but