The Dickinson press., 1909-05-08
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H. M. Roberts, the Dickinson jeweler
has moved into hts new quarters. lust
ioLr doors east of the old stand. Drop
in. 4-24-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pelissier were in
from the ranch Tuesday and took a bust
ness trip to Dickinson before returning
home.
William Kennedy. the South Heart
merchant, was in town. Sunday. He
was making a 25-mile drive into the
country.
I. A. Nelson has the work we'll along
on the new bank at South Heart and
it should be ready for occupancy in the
course Of a few days. e
J. Vauehn's oil teams have been
making REGULAR trips from Dickinson
for several days and owe I, 800 gallons
of.:oil were unloaded here this week.
Harry Sharman, who wal 30 badly
burned last week, is still in the Arnold
hospital but is getting along nicely and
will be able to be around again in a
few days.
Mrs. P. X. Dahl and daughter. Miss
Tullie, were in from their ranch in the
country north Monday. They met will
Jones of Fl. Dodge, Iowa. who accom-
panied them on their return to the ranch
for a visit.
The Mckinley Comedy Co. gave a
very good entertainment in the city hall
Monday evening. The same company
has played here several times.and always
seem to give satisfaction.
The contract for the new Norwegian
Lutheran church. to be built east of the
school house, has been awarded to l.
A. Nelson. The work will be COM
menced just as soon as the contractor
can finish the jobs that he already has
booked.
The local freight was held in this town
nearly two hours Tuesday morning to
unload various kinds of freight and
merchandise. No very large or extra
heavy articles were noticeable but the
weight bills figured out over II, 900
pounds.
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Monty have been sick with hard
colds the past week. Quite q number of
the children in the country have been
troubled in about the same manner but
very serious cases have been re-
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Mrs. Martin Brotten arrived last Fri
day from Anoka. Mimi. and is visiting
her brothers, John. Julius and Ludwig
Lerfald. Mi. Brotten has been in Bel
field for some little time and has about
decided to locate here. He is q photo
grapher and is satisfied that there is a
good opening for his line of business
here.
On Tuesday a short distance in the
country. took place the marriage of John
Frank to Miss Ida Groen. The ceremony,
which was performed by a clergyman
from Miles City, was witnessed by quite
a number of friends and neiehbors of
the contracting parties The ceremony was
followed by a dinner and a very enjoy
social time was had. MIR. and Mrs.
Frank will make their home at his place
only a few miles from town.
Belfeld begins to look decidedly
metropolitan with it's telephone poles
along the streets with a gant of men
stringing wires and installing instru-
ments. 1t is expected that the local
will be in working order today.
have been made with. the
long distance and the new company's
lines will be running in the country just
as con as some of the stockholders get
the rush on their farms and
ranches. r. c. Davis and W. w. Beebe
have been overseeing the work in town.
The Belfeld ball team has fixed the
date for the benefit dance for Friday.
May IA. 1t is expected that this will
bring out a big crowd. A number of
Dickinson people have already signifed
their intention Of being present and
there is no reason why a big crowd
should not be in from the country. The
team has the best lineup ever to start
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