The Dickinson press., 1909-07-17

l Glondive on Wednesday.
D. n. Fortney moved his family from
Lehigh to Dickinson this week.
j. II. Cronkite was in from New Eng.
land several days this week.
Donald Hunter is working for his
father, Guy Hunter. at Belield.
Mrs. c. H. Wiley has been having
trouble with her eyes the past week.
P. vredenburs returned the past week
from an extended visit in Wisconsin.
Jim Soules went out 10 the ranch
Wednesday to help about the summer
plowing,
C. j. Pennock was in Wednesday
with 700 feeces of wool which averaged
lbs and sold at 23c.
Mrs. r. A. Miller spent few days
the FIRST of the week at the farm Of
Andy Shipley on Antelope creek.
Robert Lyon & Son have the contract
for supplying the circus people next
Monday with hay at $11 per ton. -
F. A. Little Harry Annear, Casper &
Son and the Brews were among those
who were in from the north this week
weighing up wool. T.
H. F. Beaman is moving the Hartune
house on the lot purchased by the
Masons on Sims street to location in
the western part Of the city, hear the
school house. 5.~
Attorney H. E. Haney of Belield has
been in the city this week looking afte,
the business of Burgeson & Haney in
the absence of H. A. Bureeson at en-
campment. @
While in Montana last week, F. A.
Little sold one block of 5000 acres
and anothe, of IL. 600 at prices ranging
from S. to So. The tracts wele classed
as grazing lands.
Miss Emma Kopingst expects to leave
this week Saturday for the fair at Seattle.
She will also 60 on to Vancouver. where
she will visit Rev. and Mrs. o. T. Just,
Mrs. Just being her sister.
W. L. Richards returned Wednesday
from his Standing Rock trip as far as
Taylor, where he joined Mrs. Richards
at the John Courtney home, both re-
turning to this city the following day.
Mrs. C. E. Backus and daughter. of
the Backus school in St. Paul. where
Misses Marjorie Stickney and Sybil
Clark were pupils the past year, were in
the city on Monday. They were en-
route home from the west.
George Maruska was renewing &C.
quaintances in Dickinson on Saturday
and Sunday and incidentally looking
after his residence property here. Mr..
Maruska travels for Wyman 8. Partridge
in Michigan.
Mrs. j. C. F. Parker and Mrs H. G.
Parker left Thursday morning for the
fair. They expected to stop at Missoula,
there to be Joined by J. c. F. Parker
on Sunday. They will visit the homes Of
N. P. Jensen and D. S. Alley at Moscow,
Idaho. and Palouse. Wash.
d.. j. W. Stribline of New England
met his mother. Mrs. J. W.. Striblinf
Of Iowa, in the city on Thursday. Sh.
was returning from Seattle and will
spend few days at her sons home il
the Cannon Ball river metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hammond cam.
in from New England the first of thu
week. Mrs Hammond is accompany.
ing Mrs. M. A. Scherffius to Glenwood,
Mimi, for q visit of some weeks. MI.
Scherfius expects to 60 down for a shor
visit q little later in the season.
Mrs. W J. Steele arrived the past
week from Oregon and is visiting for {
few days with, Engineer and Mrs. A.
DinRman. Mrs. Steele is accompanied
by her grandson, <Welland Prior. and
after visiting relatives and friends il
her former home she will 60 to Glendive
to visit her son, Enigneer Max Steele. !,
Alfred Nelson was in Tuesday from
his homestead eight miles northwest
of this city. Mr., Nelson was doing car
penter work in Dickinson last year. Sine,
filine on his claim he has had all th,
work building new houses that he coult
do in his neighborhood. Mr.. Nelson
has two children of school age and il
very anxious to get school established
in that locality.
Sheriff John Bang was returning t,
Manning Wednesday night, coming VI
from Taylor on the evening train. H,
attended the marriage Of his sister, Mis-
Olga Bang, to Bennie Kyseth, in tn
afternoon in Taylor. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. MI. Larson. TIL
happy young couple will reside on th'
sroom's homestead on Knife river. Z.
Christ sauser and son, Albert, returne,