The Dickinson press., 1909-04-03
BelHeld

Frank Dick was in from the country
north the first of the week.
f'I.. A. Nelson and j. ". Sellman were
in Dickinson on business Monday.
J. Luther Risk and H. E. Haney were
in Dickinson on business Tuesday.
o. F. Olson. who lives Is. miles north.
was in town the first Of the week.
Pat. the wolf hunter from the country
north. has been spending a week in
town.
-Four immigrant cars were unloaded at
this station Monday and immigrants
are arriving most every day.
J. L. Crossley. who lives in the coun-
try southwest, was t%ransacting business
in the city the first of the week.
There was q good attendance at. the
dance Given in Belield last Friday
evening and those who attended report
a good time.
N. B. Nelson has been able to be
about the town and country the past week
and has been complaining that he is
feeling much better.
Tim O'Connor and r. T. DAILY. who
were returning to Minnesota from a trip
to Spokane. stopped over for a short
visit in Belfield last week.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
Imperial hotel last Thursday evening.
Considerable business was transacted
and a social time enjoyed. -
Mrs. Clara Price. who had been spend
ing several days in town. went to Dick
inson the first of the week for a visit
with Mrs. J.. L. McCutchan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Deal and daughter,
who have been making their home in
Befleld and South Heart the past year,
left Tuesday for an indefinite stay in
Ohio.
Belield will have a second harness
shop in a few days. The Sentinel Butte
Saddlery Co. will put in a nice shop in
the bunk house and will carry a large
stock of harness, saddles. etc.
Mr.. Wright, the south side merchant.
has his store we'll arranged and is dis
posing of large quantities of fresh
groceries every day. He has been in
Belfield but a few weeks but seems Il to
be well pleased with the prospects.
Another general store is soon to open
in town. The location will be on Main
street in the new building just south of
Lerfald Bros. meat market. MI. Han
son, the proprietor, comes from Sharon.
this state, and has the reputation of
being a hustling business man.
Madeleine. the eight-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mre. j. w. SellmaD. is re-
covering nicely from quite a severe
attack of %diphtheria, The little dau9h-
ter of MI. and Mrs. j. E. Dyer is also
improving every day and her complete
recovery is expected. There have been
no new cases and the school will open
again next week if no new cases show
up in the meantime.
The. Woodmen have been trying to
ing time comes it is a case of no place
to meet. A regular meeting is to be
held this evening and The boys are
determined to get together and if no
other place is available they will try
to hold the meeting in the school house.
The question of building a hall of their
own has been agitated for several
months and it is quite likely that some
| definite action will be taken this even
ing. A new hall is one of the things
the town needs as there is no place
large enough for public entertainments
at the present time. -
A band meeting was held in the bank
building Monday evening when consider
| able business was transacted. The
membership has reached eighteen land
as only six of the number are already
provided with suitable instruments it
was decided to order IL new instruments
which should be here in a few days
Preparations are being made for a big
dance to be held at the Imperial hotel
on Wednesday evening. April 18th. 1T
is to be a social and dance and the
ladies are requested to bring we'll filled
baskets. The proceeds will be for the
band fund and everybody who attends
will help himself to a fine time and at
the same time help the band.