The Dickinson press., 1909-07-24
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DR.. Dahl was in from Gorham Thurs
day.
J.. Luther Risk was in Dickinson
Monday.
Archie Belden is spending the week
in town.
Miss Carrie Roberts was ill the first
of the week.
Dave McCutchan came in Wednesday
from Purcell.
j. A. Eslick is spending the week 1t
the Bishop ranch.
Pearl Sharman spent last week at
Herbert Sharman's.
Jas. A. Eslick and children were at
Dickinson for the circus.
A. E. McAdams was in Dickinson on
business the first of the week.
j. N. Jack went out to his home
stead, 5 miles southeast, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas made
final proof on their homestead Monday.
w. W. Beebe was called home Satnr-
day by the serious illness of his father.
F. E. Beall of Sul]y Springs was a
business visitor the middle of the week.
Mrs. v. Pehrsson left Sunday for a
several weeks visit at her home in
Fargo.
Ed. O'Connor was in South Heart and
Dickinson the first of the week on
business.
Mrs. George Keith and Miss Carrie
Roberts spent several days in Dickinson
this week.
Frank Sharman took a gang of
Milwaukee surveyors 10 miles south of
Midway Saturday.
Miss Erma Peck of Sully Springs is
making her sister, Mrs. Hugo Easton,
OF Glendive, a visit.
Wilmer Colson is having a 16x18
addition built to his house on the claim
by Oscar Axness of Gorham.
George Flint and Fred Rathert made
communication proof on their homesteads
at the land Office this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sharman and
Beatrice and MIR. and Mrs. Paul Floody
drove to Dickinson for the circus.
G. Mosher visited his children, Gladys
and Burt. Sunday. He represents a
Minneapolis dry goods house.
Leora and Cecil Barton, VIM. Fuller
and Lee and Willie McCuichan spent "a
couple of days camping in the Bad
Lands the past week.
Steve knudson of Gorham has returned
from Rochester, MINI. His eyes are
in a bad condition and he may be
Obliged to return for an operation.
Alex Facey, assistant cashier of the
Belfeld State bank, is takig a vacation
and with his sister, Mrs. W. W. Beebe,
is visiting at their home in Aneta.
Margaret Doyle was in Dickinson
Wednesday and met her cousin, Miss
Margaret McCauliffe of Stevens Point,
Wis. who will make the family a
visit.
Pearl Stroud has returned from Beach
and gone out to his homestead at Gay
lord. While working at Beach he fell
from a scaffoldine but no bones were
broken.
Clifford Shepard has returned from
Mortified, MINI. He made the trip from
Minneapolis to Fargo by auto with Z.
E .Lockerby. the trip taking % hours.
The roads were bad.
Mrs. George A. Zirngibl and son,
John Lumbert, of Chicago are visiting
in Bel6eld. Mrs. Zirngibl was a former
Belfeld resident. All the proverty
owned here by the family has been
sold.
Among those from here who. attended
the circus at Dickinson Monday wee R.
C. Davis and family, Sam Thompson,
Billy Gilmore. Jim Doyle. John Con-
molly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sharman, o.
Christensen, Chas. Ward. Jack Fields,
Jay Lyons, Beatrice Nelson and two
cousins, and Mr.. and Mrs. Byrns.
Mrs. J. E. SPOTS and daughters,
Misses Janette and Edith, and Miss
Edith Foster of Battle Creek, Iowa.
have completed a very pleasant visit at
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foster
and Albert Foster, residing four miles
north of town, and returned home the
first of the week. Miss Foster is a sister
of Geo. and Albert Foster, while Mrs.
Geo. Foster is a daughter of Mrs. SPOTS.
The visitors stopped over a day in
Dickinson where they visited the PRESS
office and saw the new Simplex type
setting machine in operation.
A HORRIBLE HOLD-UP
. "Ahout ten wears apo nv brother was