The Dickinson press., 1909-10-23

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John Bloodeood. the New Salem land
man. was in Dickinson on Monday.
j. Luther Risk and C. c. Cook were
down from Belfield this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r L. Barnett .came
down from Sentinel Butte early in the
week.
This week Crawford & Berg sold lot 4.
block 50, in Youne's 7th add. to the
Geo. Heaton Lumber Co.
Mrs N. O. Chase went to Lennon
Thursday to visit her daughter. NM. C.
H. Merry.
Mrs. John Burke land Mrs. Philip
Webb. whossvisited Mrs. Catherine Ray
last week. returned to Bismarck Mon
day.
7. ]. Greene is having a lamp post
with the now large Tungsten lights
installed in front Of his drug store on
Willard street.
Sheriff J. A. Wiech left on Sunday
for Kentucky to get A. D. MacAlister,
the bank check swindler, wanted in
Dickinson and other points. The trip,
will take a week OF ten davs.
John Enger. il, and Anton Eneer,
of Gladstone. were in Dickinson on
Tuesday. Tho latter threshed recently
and had an average Of 14N bushels ::of
wheat to the acre. oats so bushels.
W. A. Beck returned Wednesday
night from the Oakdale country where
he gathered two carloads Of cattle for
shipment. He. has sold his brand and
the balance Of his cattle on the range
to Christ. Spurber.
MI. and Mira r. E. Barnes Of Waver-
ly. Iowa, were in: Dickinson the past
week looking at a half section Of land
which they own in this locality. Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes are from Attorney
G. A. McFarlane's old home.
Arthur Parker. attending school at
the state university at Moscow, Idaho,
passed an examination before a L. S.
army officer and received a marking of
e7.S. This good showing exempts him
from the schools military practice and
speaks well for his previous instruction
under Capt. A. j. Osborn in this city.
Mrs. Sam Hall of Occur d. Alene,
Idaho, who is visiting her sister. Mrs.
E. J. Scharf. made a trip to James
town Saturday, to visit over Sunday in
that city. MI. Hail. who is travelling
for the Blackwell lumber Co.. of Coeur
d'Alene, has headquarters at Aberdeen,
S. D.. and Mrs. fall expects to 90
there later on a visit.
The c. B. Hanson auction is in full
swing and people are fockine to the
store each day to pick up bargains. The
best Of the stock is still in the store bu,
it will not be very long, so if YOU are in
need of anything get around t the
Sims street building quick. Mr.. Han.
son is positively DOING out of bushes.
and he has, authorized his auctionee,
to continue the sale. regardless O
prices, until every article is removed
from the store. These chances only
come now and then in q life time. 1,
E. E. Cook came up from New Eng.
land this week to make final settlemen,
with S. Sedofe at South Heart. Mr..
Sedore recently sold their sheep to Mr..
Bsbcock of Belield at 81 per head TO,
sheep and 81. so for lambs. Mr.. Cool
has sold his band down to about 400 a
the home ranch and he intends to close
out the balance. This does not NEAR
that Mi. Cook expects to leave the
ranch before another spring. If he shoult
get q purchaser for the ranch he might
move into Dickinson or some 9TH
place fbr the winter. But so far as b,
knows now he will stay at the ranch TO
the winter at least :.
Mrs c. G. Clark and daughter, Mis-.
Elsie, of Mikkelson were shoppers ii
Hutchinson the first of the week. Mrs
Clark likes to trade in Dickinson. 81,
Mss getting articles Of clothing for he
dauehter. who goes 500 to Nevada
Mo-, to attend school. This is tn,
locality of Mrs. .Clark's old home. Mr.
and Mrs. Clark have bee ranching i,
Billings county for ten years. The!
are located on the Little Missouri rivel
at what was formerly known as the bud,
ranch. about eight mil es down the rive
from the old Mikkelson place, whei,
they are successfully raising cate. Mi
Clark is the Mikkelson postmaster. tn
Office having been moved to his ranch.
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