The Dickinson press., 1909-01-23
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]. A. Swinsle Of Medora was a bust
ness visitor in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Pearson returned Tuesday from
q few weeks visit in the eastern part
of the state.
Dave McCutchan was up from the
Cannon Ball. country the first of the
week, visiting his brother, J. 1. Nc
Cutchan. +
Charles Braush and Walter Inman
returned to their homesteads 80 miles
south Wednesday, after a weeks visit
in town.
Some doe-poisonine fiend got in his
work last week and o. D. Christensen
is the loser of his dog, which he valued
at $50.
Charles Morris. travelling agent for
the Oliver Typewriter Co.. recently spent
several days at his homestead south of
town.
The school children's examination
papers were returned from the county
superintendent this week and most of
the pupils were we'll pleased with the
]. F. Staples has bought the cattle
interests Of his partner and now owns
the Mullaney bunch of cattle. recently
by the firm.
Wilbur McCombs of Midway was in
Dickinson Wednesday to make proof on
his homestead. His witnesses were
P. H. Rumble and John Brentrup.
r. c. Davis has added q hardware
Il his store fixtures and is nov
able to increase his hardware line and
handle the same to a much better advan-
tage. ~
1t is reported that C.. D. Wright OF
Hebron has rented the old Davis store
building on the south side of the track
and intends to open a general store the
latter part of the month.
Mrs. E. G. Bishop. who had been
spending several days in Dickinson re-
turned to Belield the first of the week
and returned to the ranch with Mr..
on Wednesday.
The j. w. Kudrna and O. D. Belden
homes have been released from the diph-
iberia quarantine. There have been no
new ase Of the disease and there is
but very little sickness in town.
Miss Beatrice Nelson left Tuesday for
to take up her musical
at Stanley hall. She was accom-
panied by her father. N. B. Nelson. who
will spend a few days in the cities.
Miss May Doylegave a very pleasant
party at her home last Saturday evening
in honor of her guest, Miss Ethel Devine,
who arrived from Dickinson a few days
before, returning to that city the latter
part of the week.
There are prospects of a third lumber.
yard in town next spring. Six lots
north of d.. Colwill's office have
been purchased by outside parties who
intend to establish themselves on the
main street and put up their lumber
sheds in the early spring.
Dr.. H. Anderson of Dickinson was in
town the first of the week and made a
trip into the country rs miles north to
look after a horse. supposed to be suffer
ing with CHAMBERS. 1t was learned that
the horses condition was due to an
affected tooth and the animal wal
relieved as soon as the cause
was removed.
Many Belield people will be interested
to learn that cards have been issued
announcing the enlightenment Of Miss
Rene White of Minneapolis to Oscar D.
Of Beldeld. Mr.. Christensen
has been manager of the elevator here
the past season::and has a large acquaint-
ance in this vicinity. Both are graduates.
Of the Minnesota University.
George Foster made a business trip.
to Dickinson Wednesday. The Fosters
own several hundred acres Of fine farm.
ing land a abort distance east Of town..
During the pastsyear they had " 200.
acres broken and, will farm on q bigger
scale than ever this year. The Foster
family came from Iowa and know how;
to farm. &
The stockholders Of the Belaeld State,
bank heldstheir annual meeting . 4 Tues
day. January 18th. There were no
changes made in the officers and direc-
tors elected this year. Ed. O'Connor.