The Dickinson press., 1908-10-17
BelfieId

Henry Truelson. Jr.. was in town
Saturday.
Frank Dick was in from the north a
few days ago.
Mrs. Anton Anderson was in Belaeld
for supplies last Saturday
George Baht Of Beach was a business
visitor in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Sam Lowery was in from the
country IA miles southwest last Satur-
day.
William Ehrle is building a house on
his homestead IL miles northwest of
town.
Arthur Anderson from the country
southwest raj in for supplies last Satur-
day.
j. O. Fields has gone to La Moure to
spend the winter at the home of his
parents.
W. Arnold and Sam Thompson are
building on their hometeads so miles
northwest Of town,
There was a very pleasant party given
by MIR. Keller at the Belfield hotel last
Saturday evening.
7. E. Evanson, l. A. Thorson and O.
F. Olson were in from the country IS
miles north last Saturday.
j. l. McCutchan located Attorney H.
E. Haney on an excellent HOMESTEAD two
miles north of town last week.
Mrs. Clara Price left last week for
Minneapolis, being called east on ac-
count of the illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Hodson.
Mr.. and Mrs Hicks and Miss Minnie
Sage accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Drenkel on a trip to the Bad Lands last
Sunday.
Messrs. Tim and Will O'Connor left
last Saturday for their home in Renville,
Mimi, and Ed. O'Connor left Tuesday
for Sacred Heart, MINI.
Jack McVeety and Milton Reed arrived
the first of the week from Leeds, N. D.,
for a short visit with friends in town
before going on to the coast.
Mrs. N. B. Nelson returned last week
from Rochester, MIMI, where she accom-
panied her husband the week before.
She reports that MI. Nelson is improving.
M. P. Baker finished a job of steam
blowing for Ludwig Lerfald the first of
the week. He has a good outfit and is
doing his share of the custom blowing.
Quite q. number from this place at
tended the party given at William
Michalak's homestead last Saturday
evening and all report a very pleasant
time.
Jack Wilke was in town last week and
reported that he had recently purchased
a band of 600 sheep near town that he
was going to take out to his ranch in the
Kildeer country.
Don't forget the church fair. 1t isn't
too late to contribute articles, nor TO
early to be making your plans to be- on
hand for the bazaar and supper Thursday
evening, November 5th.
c. P. Randolph was in from his home
stead Monday. So many good men were
looking for good help that Windy
could hardly decide where to start in.
w. L. Fuller of Buffalo visited with
Messrs. ]. L. McCutchan and G.. M.
Babcock last week. He was formerly a
partner with the McCutchan & Babcock
people in the horse business
Frank Davis arrived last week from
Iowa with a party of homesteaders and
homeseekers. The homesteaders came
with two cars of goods and the home
seekers are looking the country over.
j. L McCutchan has finished his lease
of the restaurant and Frank Sharman is
again catering to the public. Mr..
McCutchan will make his home on his
farm and attend to his land business.
George and Walter Inman were in
from their homesteads rs miles south
the first of the week and helped the Bel
field boys to win the ball game at Dick
inson Sunday. They report good crops.
Sixty-fve loads of grain were taken
in at the Belfeld elevators last Saturday
and there has been a steady string of
teams the past week. The farmers are
not boasting of record-breaking crops
but everyone seems satisfied with an
average yield and the present prices for
wheat and flax.
The fixtures and goods were removed
from the John Kudrna building IN Main
street the first of the week and the place
hassbeen repaired for a printing Office.
Brinton Bros, publishers of the Beach
Chronicle, are to start the paper here.
They expect to get located within a:few
days, providing the plant arrives accord
ing to schedule.
Four business men from Ohio were in
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