The Dickinson press., 1909-07-17

having spent SeVeIal weeks Win MS
Miss Ethel Devine has returned to her
home in Minneapolis after q visit of
several weeks at the Doyle home-
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. c. Smith returned to
Griffin Saturday, accompanied by Nor
man Chandler. who will work for them
this summer.
George and Walter Inman. accom-
panied by their wives, were up from
Purcell to play in the Bloomer Girls
game Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Hosfeld is visiting at her
home in Mortified. MINI. Miss Garry
Roberts is looking after the house in
her absence.
j. w. Moody of Gorham is very en-
thusiastic owe the CROP prospects in his
vicinity. He was. in Wednesday for
supplies.
Misses Vera and Lula Moorhead were
in from the Rocky Hill district Wednes-
day and were guests at the Fleming and
Shepard homes.
Miss Emma DuBord left Wednesday
for Fargo, where she will spend her
vacation with her sister: She closed
her school last Friday. s.s.-
Mrs. A. c. Nelson and son, Walter,
returned home Wednesday,, having spent
about six months with relatives at
Wheaton, MINI. 9
j. p. Jungers of Gladtone was in
town on Monday to make arrangements
with a homesteader for the harvest
season.
J. L. McCutchan expects to put up 400
tons of hay this season. He has 400
acres of flax. wheat and oats that looks
as fine as any crop that ever grew.
Albin Abrahams was thrown from his
horse Tuesday while rounding up some
horses at South Heart. His collar bone
was broken and he was unconscious for
several hours.
Miss Grace Eat on has closed a three
months term. of school in the Green
river district and has gone to her home
in Fairfield. ia. She will return in the
fall.
Mrs. M. Paddock of the telephone
Office has been out north attending a
school meeting in her official capacity
do C1CIAs Null LOLITA l1dU ClloIkC VI. lAC
Office in her absence.
H. X. Nichols, the Dickinson land
man, was IN town over Sunday. Mr..
Nichols has a fine land office practice
and he is also listing a lot of good
acreage property.
The car of household goods of E. E.
| Mullinix of Cedar Falls, Iowa, was
loaded for this point the past week. the
owner thereof having taken land north
near the Jerry Hayes ranch.
Miss Mary Turner was kicked in the
abdomen and fatally injured Sunday
while milking q COW. She died Tues
day after intense suffering. The funeral
occurred at the home of the brother, Joe
Turner.
Mrs. j. T. McCutchan went to Dickin-
son on Sunday where she remained un-
til the last of the week. From Dickin-
son she goes to Leon, Iowa, to visit UNI.
til school opens in Dickinson. MI.
McCutchan and the boys will attend te
The crops in the meantime.
Frank, Sewak, a homesteader meal
Snow, was taken to Medora Sunday by
Billings county officials. He had been
acting queerly. threatening those around
him and frightening. them so that he
was tied uD. He threatened to kill his
brother. He will probably be sent t.
Jamestown.
Miss Pauline Walters. sister of Mrs.
M. A. LANCE of Dickinson, and Miss
Emma Mauers of Wisconsin, have pur-
chased the Sharman restaurant. M. A.
LANCE. a Dickinson baker. was up the
las of the week to help the young ladies
invoice the stock and get started in
their new business.
C.. E. Morris: who had been taking 6
vacation of two weeks at the homestead.
went to Dickinson on Tuesday from
which point he went to New England
to take orders for the Oliver typewriter.
Mr.. Morris starts in a few days on 8
two months trip over his Montans
territory.
Peter Doyle drove to Dickinson Mon
day, accompanied by George Gilmore
and NJ. E. Fleming. They stopped al
South Heart for Mr.. Parks. All appeared
as witnesses in a contest case at the
land office. The homestead Of Mrs.
/ Parks. five miles north of here. was