The Dickinson press., 1909-07-10
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JEWELER
J. ". Follis was in the city this week.
F. D. Parrish was in from Gorham
this week.
John Pehrsson was down from Belfeld
the past week.
Jerry Dryer 10 looking after the Elk
hall at present.
Ira Lawrence was up from Gladstone
on Wednesday.
Sheriff c. F. Will was down from.
Medora the first Of the week.
Ed. O'Connor Of Bel6eld had business
in the city early in the week.
r. c. Davis of Beldeld was shaking
hands with Dickinson friends this week.
c. B. Hanson went to the Yellowstone
country north of Glendive on Wednesday
with eastern land buyers.
Editor j. X, Brinton, Pete Dovle,
the Misses Marguerite, Nellie and Ethel
Doyle were Belield visitors in the city
on Monday.
Attorney George Newton Of Bismarck
was a passenger Wednesday en- route
for Seattle and to coast points to spend
two months.
Judge W. C. Crawford attended to
some court cases in Mandan this week.,
Next Tuesday, July 10, he will open the
Hettinger county court at Mott.
Mrs. Walker Thompson of Erie. N. D.,
returning from Seattle, spent two days
in Dickinson this week, the guest of
Yardmaster and Mrs.+F. D. Wilson.
T. N. Hartuna took H. F. Beeman TO
Richardton Wednesday afternoon to
look over the Commercial hotel there
with a view to making needed repairs.
VIM. N. Crist came in Wednesday
from a business trip through the eastern
part of the county. He expected to
leave for his home at Mary on Friday
or Saturday.
Adam and Thomas Lefor were in
Dickinson Thursday morning. They had
just received 100 bis. of fine cherries
raised on the Lefor farm in Oregon.
One cluster contained II cherries.
Miss Eva Drenkel is taking a three
months vacation from her duties at the
telephone exchange, which she will
spend in Mandan with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Conroy, and in the Twin Cities.
John Snyder of Gladstone has one
field of wheat which is commencing to
head and he says that if nothing hap
pens to the crop he is certain to get a
yield of about Is bushels to the acre.
He has IT'S acres sown.
Get ready for a good position and it
will be ready for you. The Mankato
Commercial College of Mankato. MIMI,
will send you free their valuable year
book on how to get a business education.
You ought 10 have it. Write today. Up
H. L. Kelly, the Marmarth townsite
man, was in Dickinson Tuesday. He
was pleased to report that the Marmarth
base ball players defeated the Reeder
boys on the 5th by a score of 7 to 2.
The game was played at Marmarth.
Speaking of good cops. Judge Craw-
ford reports that or his yer land drive
to Center from New Salem last week.
he saw a field of so acres or more of as
beautiful timothy GRASS as one ever
looked at any where. He estimated that
the yield of hay would be about two
tons
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Peck of Gladstone
were in Dickinson, on "Wednesday accom-
panied by Charles Houch. father, and
MI. and Mrs. D. M. Houch. brother Of
Mrs. Peck. These relatives reside at
GETTYSBURG, S. D., and were returning
on the evening train after a very pleas
ant visit at the Peck home.
Asst Sec. W. E. Hoover of the
Interstate fair, which will be held at
Fargo, has arranged for one of the
largest displays Of clay products at the
fair that was ever seen in the state.
The display will include samples of the
output of the Dickinson and Hebron
brick companies and it is expected that
it will attract a great deal of attention
and be one of the features of the fair.
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