The Dickinson press., 1909-03-13
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Lerfald Brothers have added a fine
safe to their Office equipment.
o. L. Rapp returned the first of the
week from a visit in Cakes.
!. Sam Chapman and son were in from
Gaylord on business on Tuesday.
Fred Fridley expected to leave this
week for a business trip and visit
in Iowa.
Mrs. James Dugat. Miss Ruth Olson
and Frank Leonard visited al, the Hicks
ranch. TAFT Sunday. os..... y.
Frank Sharman, v. v. Fletcher and j..
I. McCutchan made a business trip to
Dickinson Monday.
George Dugat made a trip out to the
Cannon Ball the past week to look after
J. L. McCutchan's cattle.
Mrs. W. M. Randolph. who had been
spending several weeks in Miles City,
returned home on Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Sharman was able to re-
turn to school Wednesday after a two
weeks absence on account of illness.
Attorney H. A. Bureeson was a bust
ness visitor in town the first of the
week, returning to Dickinson Wednesday.
W. L. Stephenson. the photographer
from Glen Ullin, has finished a lot of
work in Belfeld and vicinity and has
gone on to Beach.
Miss Nellie Doyle has been confined to
the house with illness the past week.
Her sister. Miss Margaret, has been TAX
ing her place in the p~ostofice.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 1nman. who had
been spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Davis. returned TO their
home 80 miles south Wednesday.
Sherman and Martin Davis have
finished their houses m their home
steads 30 miles south and moved out
to establish residence this week.
C. C. Cook of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
who had been looking after his land
interests in this part of the country,
returned east the first of the week.
John McCabe, the new merchant,
left Sunday for a business trip to
Staples, MINI. His brother, William,
has charge of the store during his
absence.
/. A. Nelson has been awarded the
contract for the new bank building at
South Heart and will hustle things right
along just as soon as the foundation
is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pelissier, who
had been staying with Miss Roberts
while their young son was recovering
from pneumonia, have returned to the
ranch, the young son being well again.
A big dance is booked for St.
Patrick's night, March 18th, in the city
hall. The dance is to be given by
Messrs. Bird and Fletcher and the supper
will be the opening of their new restaur-
ant. b.
j. L. McCutchan located four Mime
sofa parties on homesteads in the
country north of Sentinel Butte. After
getting out Is miles the Beaver river
was found so high that the party had to
return to town and 90 around via Glen
dive.
Ed. O'Connor has been busy the past
week locating his big family Of Holland
ers on their farms within a radius of S
miles from South Heart The new
corners have had some rough weather
the past week but the country suits them
and they are happy. :
Frank Sharman has been busy the past
few days installing a soda fountain.
The fountain is a beauty and Mr..
Sharman will be ready to serve the
public with everything in the line of
cool drinks and ice cream IS soon as
the public wishes to be served.
The cold storage plant south of the
track is being repaired and fitted up
and the ice has been stored by Messrs.
Fletcher and Bird for the summer season.
The plant will be used to store meats
for the new restaurant and for local
trade. The proprietors intend to have
their own butchering done and will dc
q small retail business.