The Dickinson press., 1909-02-27
Relfiald

Miss Frank and Miss Meisner were
in Belfield Monday.
Miss Bertha Cleveland was visiting
in town Monday.
]. A. Nelson made a trip to the county
seat last Saturday.
Henry Schwartz of Dickinson was a
visitor over Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. Charles King visited in
Dickinson the first of the week.
Ray and E. J. Harvey were in from
Midway the first of the week.
c. W. Scharf was a business visitor
in our city the first Of the week.
W. L. Stephenson is doing a fine
business in. the photography line.
Mrs. j. M. Donoehue was q Dickinson
visitor the latter part Of last week.
Miss Rose Miller attended the dance
at South Heart last Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Klingman were in Dick
inson last Saturday on q business visit
r. T. Kelley was in from his school
near Sully Sprnes this week for a visit
E. F. Bell was in from.his farm Satur-
day and made a business trip to Dickin-
son.
d.. W. l. Mcbride. the dentist, will
be in town again on the 15th--and 10Th
of March.
E. D. Peck of Sully Springs attended
the N. W. A. lodge. meeting Saturday
evening.
. Rev. and Mrs. Opdahl and children
were Belfield. visitors on Monday. Mr..
Opdahl is stationed at Gaylord. !.
Paul Floody was up from his home
lodge Saturday. He took in the dance
that evening.
The dance given at South Heart last
Saturday evening was a success. A
large crowd of Dickinson young people
were in attendance.
j. Luther Risk, H. E. Haney, S. P.
Fletcher, O. D! Christensen and Paul
Gross transacted business in Dickinson
the first of the week.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed at
the surprise party recently given at the
home of MI. and Mrs. j. M. Donoghue,
in honor of their daughter. Miss Annie.
A. L. Foster made a trip to the county
seat Tuesday and enriched the county
treasury the sum of $3.50 for taxes on
property owned by the Fosters in this
part of the county.
A. E. McAdams was in Dickinson
Tuesday to attend the hearing of his
petition for a druggists permit. The
hearing was held in the Office of the
county judge and the permit has been
granted.
]. A. Eslick has been making things
shine in the Imperial hotel by brighten
ing up with q new coat of paint. Mr..
Eslick believes in keeping things up-to-
date and he 10 setting q pace along this
line that will make his neighbors hustle
to follow.
Louie Christensen and Pete Ronquist
closed a deal last week whereby Mr..
Christensen traded II horses for the
ROnQuist properly on lower main street,
consisting of a fine five room house and
a lot 50x140 feet
Banker S. G. Moose of Buffalo was a
business visitor the forepart of the
week.; MIR. Moore was a guest of G..
M. Babcock. They drove through the
country and were out to the formers
ranch. MIR. Moore left for his home
Tuesday evening.
The young people Of Bel6eld have ex-
pressed themselves as greatly pleased
with the hospitality shown them at the
homes of MIR. and Mrs. John Buchanan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Carey, Mi. and
Mrs. j. M. Donoghue and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Winels this wintez.
The. big dance given by Fletcher and
Bird in their new restaurant last Friday
evening was a grand success in every
particular. The crowd was large and
the music was good. Everyone enjoyed
the dance and the luncheon the boys
served was we'll gotten up.
j. S. Sorenson, the implement dealer,
returned Sunday from Appleton, MIMI,
with a carload of household goods,
horses. COWS and poultry. Mrs. Sorenson
will be here as soon as Mr.. Sorenson
gets things in shape. They will 60 to
house keeping in the Louie Christensen
house on lower main street.
j. Luther Risk made q business trip to
Dickinson Tuesday. He went down to
file Erman Thorn of Wisconsin, whom
he located on q homestead near Belfield.
Mr.. Thorn's father intends filing on a
homestead soon. Both like this part of
the state and they intend to stay. as
western Stark county is a good place for
farming. The move to this part of the
country in steadily increasing.
Grin Kendley, the old time pump man
whose home is in Medora, has resigned
his position with the N. P. and will
make his home in the Bad Lands. He
has an irrigating plant ordered and is
going to do fancy farming. Mr..
Kendley will order fruit trees, straw
berry plants, etc., and will raise all
kinds of vegetables. He has had charge
of the local pump house for several years
and will be missed by scores of friends.