The Dickinson press., 1908-11-21
Mrs. F. A. Little was in from Fayette

Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Phelan came in
from Bowman the first of the week.
No meeting of the Commercial Club
was held this week, owing to the lack
of a quorum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Butler expect to
occupy their new house on Van Norden
street in a week or two.
j. F. Parish. railroad dispatcher at
Glendive, was shaking hands with old
Dickinson friends the past week.
H. Van Vleet was in from F'ayette
this week to see about getting a band
of sheep and to attend to other business
matters.
M. Pin Beebe, an attorney from
Ipswich, S. D., attended the issolated
track sale at the Dickinson U. S. land
Office this week.
The election of officers of Dickinson
lodge A. F.. and A. NJ, occurred this
week Friday evening, having been post
poned from last week.
Restaurant and confectionery for
sale best place in town, doing good
business reason for selling. gong west.
Box 500, Lennon, N. D. 11-21-2p
Mrs. Mary liner of Sand Creek, Wis.
arrived in the city Tuesday night and
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ella Fox.
R. Jensen, located south, raised 1887
bushels of grain this year. He is milk
ing six cows and expects to milk twice
as many another season.
Frank Neuhaus and son, Frank
Neuhaus, Jr.. were in the city Wednes-
day and made proof on their home
steads located IL miles south of New
England.
A. B. Fisher, who went down some
time ago with seven cars of the Ante
LOPEZ and & Cattle Co. beeves, was
expected home this week He had
visited a few weeks in Wisconsin.
Last Saturday Sheriff C. F. Will was
taking M. E. Nickelton of Marmarth to
jamestown. N. D. Nichols was the
deputy in charge. The unfortunate man
has two children.
Elbried Erickson and Hattie C. Bailey
both of Gaylord, were married by Judge
van der Las November 10. Judge van
der Las also married on the same day
Albert M. Peterson and Miss Mary
Kanara, both of Horswill.
Mrs. Geo. A. Perkins left Thursday
night for the Twin Cities. Next week
DR.. Perkins expects to 60 down to attend
the marriage of his youngest brother on
the 18th, and Mildred Perkins will
probably accompany her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mccarthy, who had
been for several months in Duluth,
Mimi, where Mr.. Mccarthy had employ.
ment as machinist in the car shops, re.
turned to Dickinson Sunday and are a
the home of her mother, Mrs. Ella Fox.
Mrs. Louis Newton of Fairview,
Mont, returns to her home this weel
after several weeks visit with her par.
ents in this city. Mrs. Newton
friends from Bismarck, the Misses
Mamie and Katherine Lee, returned eas1
the last of the week.
No meeting of the special railroad
committee of the Commercial Club ha.
been held for over two weeks and NJ
further action will be taken until {
conference can be arranged with som.
of the capitalists who would back the
enterprise. 1t is expected that a meet.
ing will be arranged soon.
The week following election was {
record breaker at the office of Count,
Judge van der Las in the matter of thu
number of marriage licenses issued.
Twenty licenses were taken out, tn,
greatest number ever in n week.
Judge van der Las attributes the rusl
wholly to the election of Taft as presi
dent.
w. H. Williams, a government Goa
land inspector. after spending some day
in the locality of the Kildeer mountains
went south this week. Reuben Lyon is
driving for the inspector. Mr.. Williams
said to some parties. that it might b,
necessary to send experts out next sprin,
to make tests of coal veins in certain
localities in the Dickinson land district
L. J. Dickinson & Son have had o.
exhibition in their window the pas
week a fur coat that has attracted con
siderable attention. The coat is tn
property of Claude Miller of Melston
and is made from the skins of elevel
beavers that were captured in Montan
during the open season last year. Tn
handsome gray fur of a Montana beave
makes a better looking coat than III
finest seal and for beauty it would b
very difficult to excel this particula