The Dickinson press., 1908-11-21
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Belfield
Sam Fletcher was in Dickinson the
first of the week.
A dance was given in the city hall
last Saturday by Henry Klitz.
J.. L. McCutchan made a business trip
to Dickinson the first of the week.
Andrew johnson was in Dickinson
last week to make proof on his home
stead.
0. D. Christensen. E. N. Shea and
Attorney H. E. Haney spent Sunday in
Dickinson.
Peter Ronquist, Ed. and John Ehrle
made up a hunting party in the Bad
Lands last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Englehartson are
the proud parents of a son, born Monday
morning, November 10th.
O. F. Olson. from the country Is miles
north, was a business visitor in town
last Friday and Saturday.
Peter Peterson. T. N. Voster, Ole
Lunde and Bert johnson were in from
the country north with grain last Friday.
Quite a number from town went out
to the dance at John Heine's place last
Saturday evening and all report a good
time.
The agents for the Grinnell wagons
left last week for Texas after selling two
carloads of buggies and surries in this
vicinity.
William and 7. Ecklund left Monday
for a hunting trip. in the country so
miles north. They were joined later in
the week by Henry Kits.
William McCarty was in from the
ranch the first of the week for supplies.
He went on from here to Dickinson to
attend to business matters.
John Lerfald is able t hobble about
town but it will be some little time be-
fore his ankle will be strong enough to
permit him to discard his clutches.
Frank Shekard of Mortified. Mimi.
was in town last week, the guest of MI.
and Mrs. M. E. Flemming. He was
looking up a location and may return to
Belield to live.
j. R. Schellenberger, who has been
spending a couple Of months in Oregon,
is expected home this week. He has
practically decided to move his family
and make his future home in the west.
The revival meetings at the Presby-
terrain church closed last Sunday evening
after a very prosperous week. The
meetings were especially we'll attended
and Mr.. Hughes good work is fully
appreciated.
The funeral of A. Schuessler was held
in Belield last Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. The funeral was largely attend
ed, Rev. Fir. Dienam of Dickinson ofici-
ating. Interment was made at the
Catholic cemetery near town.
DR.. H. Anderson of Dickinson was
called here the first of the week to look
after some diseased horses at the Ander-
son place four miles from town. At
first it was thought that the horses might
be afflicted with CHAMBERS but the veter-
mary found no trace of the disease and
| the animals will recover with good care.
Mrs. j. A. Eslick was operated upon
at the Rochester hospital for her serious
eye trouble and from reports received
during the past week she seems to be
steadily gaining and a complete recovery
is hoped for. She has suffered a great
deal for the past two months but has
rested considerable since the operation.
Charles E. Morris spent Sunday at his
home near town and went east Monday
to continue his work as agent for the
Oliver Typewriter Co. He has been sell
ling these machines for only a short
time and last month led all of the
statesmen working out from the same
branch Office. He likes his work and is
making better all of the time. His ter
ritory is now from Mandan west.
An Independent telephone company
has been incorporated by six men,
living in Belfield and the country north
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