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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-08-05
MONDAY.

1naL Was Gd4141S
crash of glassware On Main ST.,
evening.
A large force of men were
started to work this morning
up Main Street.
DR.. R. B. Grihnan has gone to
Highlands where he holds ser
vices during the week.
Mrs. E. Banning left Sunday
for Sylvia, N. c., where she will
visit her mother. also a large
number Of friends.
H. B. Wilcox and c. D.
Bromley, of Rochester, n. T.,
who spent last winter here, have
returned for the summer.
A parade of many little tots
dressed in the long gowns OF
their elder sisters, was a pretty
Main Street sight this morning.
Hal. M. Buck, a prominent
banker and merchant of Conway,
S. c., and a brother-in-law OF
Mrs. DR.. Egerton, spent several
days here last week.
F. G. Hart has a life-size mill
in operation in the ;'jocky lot
making the hundreds of crates
necessary for his big shipment
of produce.
Mr.. Goyer is the name of a new
Planet who will hold the position
of utility man." and he is ex-
pected in the city tomorrow
From here he will go to join the
locals at Canton.
Mrs. Ed Ross, the efficient
dress maker of this city, after
pleasant visit Of two weeks ou'
in the country has returned t.
her home and is now ready t.
receive her customers.
Mrs. Frank Burroughs, who il
Mrs. DR.. Egerton's sister-in-law
is spending the season at Laure
Park Retreat.
The Ralfour Orphanage picnic
to be held the latter part of thi
month, promises to be the lar
gest attended of any ever hell
at Laurel Park.
Della Mcdowell, colored
swiped some money from
guest at George Liverett's Cot
; tage, was arrested at tw
O'Clock, returned Ethe money
and will probably be released.
+ Miss Hattie Wonder Leith, G
Athens, Ca, left this mornin
for that city. She came here fc
her health, which has improve
+ in this climate. She was pleas
antly domiciled at the Rest Col
, tage.
: J. F. Earle, who has been
D guest Of the Blue Ridge Inn fl
/. several weeks, has been called I
4 his home at Graniteville, S. c.. Q
business. This was his first Wis
to Hendersonville and he express
j ed himself as being dee-lighte
with the place.
L.. CORN Harvey, a prominel
)" member of tbs Savannah ba
e returns home today. Mrs. Ha
/ vey, so we'll known here as Mr.
n Jessica Maloney, will remain
The Oakley for the season, h
: home on Park Ave. having bee
leased for the summer.
The Misses Mamie and Matt
/ Childress, Miss McCormic al
Mrs. Benson from Greenvill
! S. c., have returned to the
3 homes, after visiting Asheyil
p ? and many delightful poin
around Hendersonville. Th'
were delighted with Henderso
Y vile, and expect to return ne
a summer.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-08-05

ern Union is handling over 15O
messages a day now.
Genial Claude Sales of Fetch
er, accompanied by Jeptha Nor
ris, were in town today.
The Hustler's popularity con-
test is the principal topic of con-
versation these bright sunny
days.
Miss May Royd's many friends
will be glad t learn she is now
able to sit up, after a serious
attack of illness.
County Superintendent w. S.
Shitle returned this morning from
an official visit to the Horse Shoe
and Mills River sections.
Passengers from Lake Tox&
way this morning say the heavl-
est rain Pennsylvania county has
witnessed for years fell there
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Getty Ransier, of Ransier
Place, left on Tuesday for
Morehead City. where she will
visit her son who is in camp
there with the soldier boys of
the State.
Mrs. Plato Rollins. Misses
Ossie and Georgia Biggerstaff
and Miss Sarah Taylor, of Ruth
erfordton, were guests of Miss
Pearl Williams last night at II.
M. Flynn.
Misses Florence Denny and
Aline Graham and Mr.. Frank A.
Graham, of Columbia, guests at
the Gates, spent yesterday at
Toxaway, where they enjoyed a
pleasant days outing.
The new tax collector, Mr.. V.
&c. v. Shepherd, will assume his
duties August l., taking up first
the collection of special taxes.
He does not get the general list
until about the first of Septem-
Der.
Prof. C. M. Gallamore, of Bre-
ward, has accepted the principal
ship of Pleasant Hill High School.
He is an experienced and highly
successful teacher. The term
will begin on Monday of next
!; week.
Expert Moore is still working
on the county books, at $500
per day. He will go over all set
Elements since 1907, look Over
/ claims and vouchers issued from
registrars office, and the whole
5 thing may result in a different
t system of bookkeeping being
adopted by the county.
! Mrs. Julia Carson and Mrs
. Lucas, who have been at the
Gates for nearly three months
have gone to Toronto, Canada
Both these ladies are of promi
: nent Southern families, of Tex
. as, they were entirely charmed
with Hendersonville and will
probably return and invest il
in proper y here.
Mrs. Posey's midsummer sal
of seasonable millinery, whicl
> starts Saturday and continue
: ten days, is one of those rar
and genuine bargains sale
which ladies are quick to appre
> ciate and quick to take advar
tage of. The sale starts tc
morrow.
MI. McGhee, of Greenville,
: now chief clerk at Lake Vie
a Hotel, on Osceola Lake. Til
:, popular hotel is being we'll patrC
nized, and it's guests are loud j
5 their praise of Manager j. F
Lollis and his efficient assistant
!, A large crowd of both old an
- young people from RutherforC
ton camped here Thursds
!, night on their way to Breval
where they will spend severi
- ILL mn
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-08-05

Yes, start today to buy your
Drugs and Drug Store
Things of us. You'll be
pleased with our service
and surprised how easy it is
to keep it up. Our good
drugs, down-to-now meth
DDS, and living prices, is
what makes it both pleasant
and profitable to you to be
our regular customer.
HUNTERS
PHARMACY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
rccido en- esta OCCASION en- slsunos pc

recido en- esta OCCASION en- algunos pc
.i,aicos extranjeros, son rechaxados
en- todas parties con energfa.
LA opinion empieza tambien q dar'
se cucnta de que cl canciller Bulow hs
obrado leal y rectamentc reconociendI
sus faltas y poniendo q cubierto al En-
perador, que ninguna falta hs cometi'
do.
Considerase descontado que el can
ciller seguira en- su puesto. La mayor
parte de los peri6dicos esperan que los
leseos de Ia Prensa gcrman6foba del
extranjero no Ne realicen, confiando
en- que pronto reaccionara la opinion
fuera de Alemania.
En- el Reichstag comenzara la inter
pelaci6n sobre este incidente. Creese
que la discussion sc mantendra en- to-
aos prudentes, al ser juzgada Ia con.
ducta del Emperador y del cancilleI
Bulow.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
Hoja literaria


Hay una epoca de la vida en- que
todo hombre, y mas que ninguno,
quien, como nosotros de suefios y de
ilusiones Sc alimenta, que siente an
helos. inexplicables y acaricia con su
imagination un fantasma vago de mu-
jer, que no tiene forma precisa. nj rea-
'idad tangible. Este fantasma, es nues-
tro sueho de amor, Ia juventud que ne
costa completarse en- presencia de una
naturaleza donde todo ANA, desde el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
rOR CARLOS DICKENS

--iQue entren pues s.
Los dos compaheros ntrodncdos e gabnete,
donde espera e procurador pie deante de Il chi
n
--lQue quereis f-pregunta-IN No die, sargento, IL
Ultima que vi que volveras poner los pies
mi casai
Ell sargento que hacia agunos minutes hallaba
turbado responde que haba recbido la carta
ensea que ha lido habar sobre este asunto M Small
weed que NJ. Smalweed cha envado casa de NJ Tul-
knghorn
NADIA tengo que decros-contesta el abo9sdo GUAM
do deudas precise sufrir las con-
cuencas Supongo que enais necesdad de venir aui
para sabero
No podeis fornaros idea de mi desconsuelc
ballero-dice sargeuoporque tengo Ia eantidad
cesaria
-Bjen-dice el procurador,-pagara Por vcs vu'stro
amigo 81 es Il quien sali6 fador
-Pues por estoy desconsoado, porque el
mi amigo tampoco puede pagar
-Bien-repite FL procurador.- rngar6is los dos en-
caso de no pagar sees pocesados condenados item
DO IIabes peddo prestado debsis resttr 10 que
pertenece Nade puede quedarse el dnero aeno la
ley terminate
NJ Tulkinghorn = sienta tranqnamente sildn
atiza el fuego
-Espero-dicc NJ Georges-qre tendrsiS Ia honsiad
de-.
Os reDito sargeno que nada tcngo que deciros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
MIN. Gao.

MIN. Gao.
POR CUANTO fIilari6n Rivera, pOr
medic de su Abogado Enrique Marques
TIuertas, ha presentado q esta Corte
una moci6n solici'ando Ia conversion
en- inscription de dominic de Ia pose
sion que tiene de Ia finca signiente;
"RGstica radicada en- el barrio de
Daryio Nuevo de Naranjito, p. r., CON-
puesta de % cuerdas de terrenos equi'
valentes & ocho hccthreas "a areas, 90
centi6reas, lindando ror el N. con te-
vrenos de Quiterio Figueroa, hoy Juan
Angel Maldonado, y Calixta Cintron y
Rivera; por el f. con los de kosai'a
Rivera v Cruz hoy Fermin Morales,
nor el S. con Adrian Coto Ramos; !;
how Juana Cruz; por cl Poniente, con
los de Quiterio Figueroa, hoy Andres
Rivera. ~
POR TANTO, habiendo sido admiti-
IA dicha moci5n. sc ha. dispuestO POI
81 Hon. Leopoldo Santiago y Carmo.
na. Juez de la Corte, sc anuncie tsi
pretension aducida, por tres veces' en-
uno de los peri5dicos de mayor c'rcu-
aec;6n en- este Distrito Judicial de San
.h,an. & fin de que los que se cream
ner;udicados puedan ejercitar su de-
recho en- el tsrmino de ounce dias ma.
turales. q eontar desde la fecha de TAI
publication. y.
~ .en cumplimiento de 10 ash o.S'
puesto. expido el presente en- bayamon
hoy dia 9 de Enero de 1sos--h. NJ
yassallo. Secretario de la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

/
! col que % descompone en- 6temes q
luz para cubrir y fecundar Ia tie
IRA, hasta el polvo mismo de 10 terra
que Sc dcshace en- molecules microsc6-
pleas y sube al espacio para que el
sol 10 fecunde y bese....El hombre, fss-
cinado por este espect&culo sublime,
por ese himno, gigantic que 'solemniza
Y asegura la eternidad del mundo,
quiere amar tambien porque el amor q
ley de su existencia, necesidsd de su
cuerpo, complemento de su alma. Quie-
re amar, v comenzando, como comienSa
siempre el deseo por modelar su an
TOTO 10 que ciegamente apetece, for
ia una mujer imaginaria y Ii rodea
de cuantas perfecciones para su ven
tura codicia; pureza de &ngulos, sus-
vidad de curvas, plentiful de afectos,
armonias de la materia y exquisite.
ces del espiritu; pero su duefo ira
Ia de convertirse en- carne; y "a do
lirio aumenta; y aumenta en- hebre;
y I'm dia pasa pOr delante de sus 0Jos
una mujer hermosa; cualquiera, ID
que pase, y We en- ella todo 10 que 10
fantasia acari.i6. Porque ella 10 tie
NET NJ. Porque 81 Sc 10 concede y
sc 10 presta. Arrojo insensato, albur
de ciego donde sc juega la felicidad !
Acertabaf Dicha completa, algeria sin
limites, placer sin termino! Sc enga-
1abaf Dolor infinite, martirio sin tre-
qua, eterna & irremediable separaci6n...
Asi amaba yo & Julia, & Julia mol {
las ilusiones de mi fantasia, encarna-
das en- Julia. Vino luego Ia realidad,
y perdi la esperanza- Sohaba y des-
perte. -
Y>>~-s> nsn>A>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
LA CASA IUCUBRE

En- e banquete anterior las coles estaban acompahas
de tocino: precise variar de vez euando.
Mistress Baque srve Ia las coles 10 misrn0 que
anterior las condiments el msmo buen humor,
pues pertenece case de que eciben e bien
con los brazos abertos nsinuar ams que podrfa
meor descubren sempre rayo de luz las tneblss
que les roean La sombra esa hoy la fente de mister
Georges le habfa visto abatdo la buena
ier confa en- principle las carcias de Quebec de
Malta pero advirtendo que las nas hacen esfuer
EOS que su amigo hala dispuesto secundar
juegos bromas cencia mirada esta nfanteEia
gera da al vieo camarada e medic de desplegar
umna en- el terreno descuberto del hogar domestico.
Pero Georges encierra 81 mismo su iris
eza sentado de Ia chimenea, donde Lgnum el
tan instaados tano que mistress Baquet hiJss,
montadas xueco lavan e patio esta tan triste
durante Ia comida dea apagar la ppa que ha
olvidado competamente negando tnrbaci6n descon
sueo al alma de Lgnum demosrando que nj siquiera e
tabaco tene va para II attractive agnno.
motvo cuando mistres sBaquet vuelve fresca
colorado como sepiare su lado Ia labor
Iignum lie ndica mirada que descubra la
de aarmante melancoa
II Que cara tan abaiida isnfS Georgrsldce la buena
inuier dando Ia prinera puptada camsa.
No valgo para vivr sociedad; mi caracfer poce
siapatico
No parece hoy sl mismo. mama dice la pequeha
Malta (
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

Joaquin Dicsu.A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11

La u1xRvTU CON
E. EMPERADoR

Ia Prensa alemana comienza a emi-
1ir jxjcios mas tranqui'os acerca de
In sin.ers iew " con Il Emperad"r que
VIZ Il laz III "I.he Daily TeIeyrsIt
nckaee abcra de- YER que todo sc ha
exaerrssse. y que la adaptaci5n heeha
por II m.lieado peri 'dieo. de diversas
cunvrrmeiones rarfirulares manteni
dss por ei Ka,s.r dan una idea abso-
15fsnnrnte inexseta d. aquellas. en- las
cufle< ee rfso Dc marifiesto FL earsc-
Ser frsbce sincere del Emperadcr.
LIZ nm merfbl.s rnmores desf'-
Rssro<Is strsienes. faItos de sentido
g. sokre Ia ro'i;iea alemsna han aPa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
h lgy dyNs e!lg!na!dgra!vs

Ins cinemat6grafos ofrecen un ser1o
,elipro: los incendios. conmunes en-
'.l,os debido & la facilldad con que ei
fuego prende en- la clnta cinema'osl.
flea.
n d 4eatro del Hip6dromo de Lon
dres. Ia sido probado ante aigunos con
eeiales y periodistas, un nnevo apara
to para evitar los incendios en- las re-
,.resentacionf cinematoeraflcas.
Ell aparato es muy senclllo, con-
s;.te en- un> dep6sito de aqua coiocado
encima del proyector' di no depos'Io
tiene una valvula esta va un'da
coh Ia maanina cinematografica por IN
hiio de algodon.
n Il caso de incendiarse la cinta
de celuloide, Sc quema tambien ese M
ID. e abre la valvula del dep6sito el
ssua iznnda el aparato.
Alsunos fabricantes de cinemat6gra'
fos qpe se hallaban presentes han a.
<ho que hay todayia otros sistemas
mucbo mas eficaces que ell descrato,
nor 10 cual Sc ha acordado celeorar en-
brcye nm concurso de aparatos de ests
.sasc, para poder Ia vista de todos
s,sroeer el mas eficaz y mas practice
Convene que nuestras empresas ci-
,aematografieas sigan de cerca estos
1rxbajos, rara adoptar el proced'm'en-
90 mks scguro fin de que en- caso de
eualouier amago, pueda ser rorfade
rrediatamente el fuego, evitando des-
graciAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
Ardculos para escrl!orIo
UN GRAN SvaTIDO

xscsibanias elegsntes, propias para
regaios, de varios tama6os y prssiaA
PApsles de todss classes. 80brss, L.
picss. Tintas, Plumas, Prensas para 90
plsf, C0piadores de csFtas, Libretas dc
todos tamahos, Factursros dltimo mo-
delo s infnidad de objetos { precios
-c0n6micos.
De venta en- el BoLETIN lKROAM-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-11
EDICTo E
I'm h 0orts Municipal del Distrito Ju-
dicial Dc. .Bayamsn, p. b.
Rstados Unidos de America
El Presidentc de los EE. UU. 8. 8.
Hilari6n Rivera,
Prom0vente.
EX-PARTE

Conversion de possession en- dominic
The Dickinson press., 1909-12-18
LOCAL NEWS

II you desire to buy N. P. Scrip see
lo-3I-tf w. F. BURNETT
Call ]. Vaughn for coal. wood. sane
gravel, rock or team work of any kind.
Phone 81. 2-2Itf
We pay high prices for hides and furs.
Sell guns and traps cheap. Northwest.
ern Hide 4 Fur Co.. Minneapolis. Io-23-tf
We loan money on Homesteads, Farm
Lands, Wild Lands. and Ranches, any
size tract. Write or call Everett Real
Estate 4 Loan Co.. Dickinson. 7-lotf
You can install the Waterbury Heat
ing 4 Ventilating System in your home
now and pay for the same next fall after
you have tested it and found it satisfac-
tory. See D. E. SIMPLIFY. the general, at
once and save money. 6-26.tf
Paul MuhIy and Miss Nellie DeSart of
Rainy Butte and Desart. were holiday
shoppers in the city on Monday, return
ing south on Wednesday.
Peter Anderson and Martin Marcusen
came up from Taylor Monday night to be
present for the tax sale the following
day.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church will hold a basket
social at the church parlors Saturday
evening. Everybody is invited.
1t turned warmer Sunday evening and
was raining a little by morning. It
was colder again however. before eve
ming.
The Dickinson press., 1909-12-18

Remember we save you 10 to IS per
cent on your Xmas. gifts at Roberts. the
jewelers.. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Peterson returned to
Medora Sunday evening. following a
two days'visit in the city.
Mrs. A. 3. Robinson went to Man.
ming Saturday to spend some time with
Mrs. W. P. Owens.
The Christmas vacation begins with
the close of school next Thursday night.
The schools reopen January 10.
Born. Tuesday. December 14th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Hunter, at Chicago. a eH
pound son
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hevener returned
the first Of the week from a weeks trip
in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Matthias Bayer and family have
moved to Dickinson from their farm
south of Gladstone TO enjoy a little vaca-
ton during the coolest winter months.
j. N. Jack, the deputy head consul of
the Modern Woodmen of America for
North Dakota, is making headquarters al
Bismarck where he has ordered the
PRESS sent.
T. H. Kehoe was in from Fayette on
Tuesday. He reported 3 to S inches of
n O north and said that cattle and
horses were grazing nicely. MIR. Kehoe's
present plans are to close out in the
spring and 60 to Canada.
The Dickinson press., 1909-12-18

Fred Role left Monday fer his home in
Kennedy. N. D.. where he will visit
several weeks with his parents.
Henry Holtz. a travelling man who
formerly worked in Roquette Bros. store.
was in the city this week renewing &C.
quaintances and t%ransacting business.
Geo. A. Reed, the Stone Piano Co.
tuner. is in the city and will attend to
all work in his line until Christmas
time.
What shall l get for Johnnie and what
shall l get for Nellie? Roberts, the
jeweler will tell you. 1211tf
Miss Florence White is in Glendive
this week doing some special work in
the N. P. office there.
Miss Dorothy Heath returned the first
of the week to her home in Beach, after
visiting a few days with Miss Florence
White and Mrs. Joe Hoag.
The Dickinson press., 1909-12-18

The children of MI. and Mrs. Chas.
Sproat are down with measles this week.
Tho P. E. o. society met Tuesday
night with Mrs. VIM. Poor. An excep-
tionally good paper IN Social Purity
was read by Mrs. v. H. Stickney. Mrs.
Poor served light refreshments, to the
ladies. The next meeting will be ON
January II. with Mrs. F. N. Smith.
The store windows at this season Of
the year are attractively decorated with
Christmas articles and novelties and
there is no room for hesitation in select
ing for presents among the large and
varied assortments the local merchants
are Offering now for sale.
A very comfortable feeling is sue-
gested, IN the cold days, such as We are
having now. by a look at the cozy fire
place in the window of L. ]. Dickinson
& Son. The bricks look quite natural
in red paper, marked off in white. and
bright lights covered with red paper and
scattered over with coal. gives the very
natural appearance Of a fire place.
The general sale at the A. T. Crowl
store, which commenced last Saturday.
is attracting large crowds of purchasers
in the city and from out of town, who
are anxious for the pretty things and
novelties so appropriate for Christmas
presents. The new clerks who are
assisting during the sale are Mrs. Fred
Funck. Mrs. Badeley and Miss Green
hagen. This great reduction sale con-
tinues for another week.
C. L. Hager has closed a busy seasons
work in constructing school houses and
dwellings and is now ready to do repair
work in the city. If you want a quick
job at reasonable prices. call phone
number Isl. Mr.. Haaer's last school
job was the obstruction of the new build
ins in the Shipley neiehborhood three
miles northeast of the city. 1t is a
very satisfactory job to the patrons.
School opened there on Monday, Mrs. D.
f.. SIMPLIFY, teacher.
C.. G.. Gordon came up from Antelope
the first of the week and after visiting
his brother. C. E. Gordon. the contrac-
tor. for a few days, left for Hunters Hot
Springs for a week or two. Mr.. Gordon
had been planning to 60 to the springs
for a long time but business matters
kept him from going until this week.
B. o. Kindley brought in a load of
flax from Fayette last Friday, for which
he received ST. 10 a bushel. Mr.. Kindley
had quite a good crop on his home
stead this year. and he also does good
business at his trade as a tailor. He
left for La Crosse. Wis. the same day
where he will visit before returning to
Fayette.
The Dickinson press., 1909-12-18

Claude Turner of Gladstone vas in the
city Sunday attending the funeral of
Alex Poison.
Grant Palmer came down from Missoula
this week to spend some time in the city
with his parents.
Miss Louena Sargent has accepted the
position of clerk in the Ideal and COM
menced work on Wednesday.
Mrs C.. D. Litch went to Mandan
Saturday, where she will visit relatives
for a week.
Andy Mckinley, attending school at
St. Thomas college in ST. Paul. came
this week to spend the holiday season
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nc
Ginley.
Miss Imogene Hanson. who has been
attending school at Valley City. is ex-
pected to arrive today to spend the
! Christmas season with her parents.
The Dickinson press., 1909-12-18

MI. and Mrs. Julius Hoist Of Glad
fstone expect to leave soon after the
Christmas season for an extended trip
through. California, Mexico, Cuba and
other southern points.
Next Sunday is observed by Masons as
St Johns day and the members Of the
order at Beach have invited Rev. W. j.
Brown of this city to preach. their an
nual sermon on this occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Angliss entertained
Ta few neiehbors and friends on Monday
evening. Cards, music, etc.. passed the
hours away. and Mrs. Aneliss delighted
her guests by q delicious luncheon at the
close of the pleasant evenings enter
tainment.
Among those from out of town who at
tended the Elk's ball and festivities last
Friday night were Senator and Mrs. A.
L. Martin. Commissioner and Mrs. j. B.
Stoddard of Sentinel Butte; MI. and
Mrs. J. W. Foley of Medora. and Misses
Clara and Helen Barber of Beach.
H. Froelick is holding 1 800 bushels of
his 4. 500 bushel wheat crop. He went
to Glen Ullin this week to visit for q
few days and expected to buy a pair of
heavy draft horses. He has IS at the
farm but needs another good team and
does not expect to pay less than $500 to
$500 for the kind that he wants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Hammond, who
reside 10 miles beyond Oakdale. were
in Dickinson last Saturday. They
started with a load of flax but on the
way got hold of a report that grain was
not being received and came the rest
of the way without their load. They
were much disappointed when they ar
rived and found that the Dickinson. ele-
vators were taking all the grain that
was offered. Flax they learned was
worth ST. IS per bushel.
George Schriber was taken from the
Stein hopsital on Sunday to his home.
He is recovering as we'll as could be
expected from his serious railroad acct
dent of some weeks ago.
Louis Metz, one of the old times in
this section and a very thrifty farmer,
was a PRESS caller Tuesday. The past
few years the Metz family has been I'M
fortunate, Mrs. Metz having been ill
several years, undergoing several opera
tons and last January Mr.. Metz himself
was in the hospital for a surgical opera
ton. While not very strong the past
season yet he and his young children
have raised very good crops-1, 500 BUSH
els of wheat. 800 bushels of oats 200
bushels of barley and 26O bushels of po-
tatOes.
j. L. Shelp, N. T. agent at Gladstone.
transacted business in the city Tuesday.