The Dickinson press., 1909-09-18
Belfteid

likes h land here quite well ana. no
doubt will settle here in the near future.
D. P. Piesik, manager of the Piesik
Land & Loan Co. g branch Office at
Yates, Montana. is thinking quite
strongly of opening an Office at this
place. They also have ar Office at
Beach, and are doing a big business at
both points. They are hustlers and we
would like to see them located in our
city.
F. A Mundt of Merrinett, Wis. some
years ago purchased a quarter section OF
land out near Mike Schaff's place and
just came out from Wisconsin last
Saturday for the first time to see it.
Rocksey Fuller opened a six months
school near Fosters place about five
miles from town. SGD.
r. j. French finished his moving
Wednesday and is all set for business
in, his new quarters.
W. 7. Hendren is busy moving in his
stock of merchandise. He has rented
the Fleming building and will open up
q first-class general store.
julius Lerfajd has just completed a.
large barn and granary combined out on
his claim. It is a basement barn 16x24,
Is feet high.
John C. Oyhus is building a bakery
just east of the drug store. Mr.. Oyhus
traded his ranch for John Kudrna's resi-
dence property here in town. He will
move his family in town and make this
their future home. 4 $
The new butcher, Otto Slender, who
is in the employ of the Lerfald Bros,
claims to be quite an expert at killing.
Says he can kill a critter in an hour
but it takes him until oon to dress it.
Lars Thorson and Thomas Fryburg
arrived from Albert City, Ia. Monday
and were looking over the land with a
MI. Mundt is highly pleased with the
quarter and says he wished he had
bought more at the same time, as he
could have gotten it cheaper then than
he can now.
z Mrs. C. D. Wright and little daughter
went to Beach Tuesday. where she spent
a few days visiting her sister.
The carpenters are progressing nicely
with G.. M. Babcock's new house. They
are working on the inside and have it
almost completed. It is built after the
modern plan and is up to date in all
respects.
Postmaster j. W. Brinton of Beach
stopped off here Monday on his way
home to Beach from a business trip to
Dickinson. No. 3 was several hours
late and when about a short distance
from Belfeld the tender of, one of The
engines was derailed. He walked to
town and waited until the train was
ready to start again.
Mondays No. 3, running several hours
late. was derailed about one and one
half miles east of Belield. No one was
hurt and no damage done. The train
was pulled by two engines and the ten
der OF the rear engine jumped the track
and caused considerable trouble. and loss
of time before they rot it back on the
track and got started again.
Paul o. Gordon, an attorney from
Indiana, will practice law here. He is
in partner with j. Luther Risk Land Co.
c. j. Rotering is building a large
barn on his farm 80 miles south. Mr..
Rotering is hauling the lumber from
Belield. t't7
X. ". Hamilton returned from his
claim Tuesday and will help Mr.. Wood
ard in his barber shop this fall.
W. T. Hendren was out to his ranch
near Gorham the first of the week.
Nick J.. Boltz returned Tuesday from a
three weeks stay at his old home at
Arcadia, Wis. He was called thee
by the sickness of his father, who
underwent an operation and is getting
along fine.
The Bell City gasoline rig that was
taken out of town Monday was sold to
Peterson. His first job was for Frank
Tickfer. where they threshed 1.40O
bushels of oats the first day which went
80 bushels to the acres How is that for
Stark county land?
j. L. McCutchan made a business trip
to Dickinson Tuesday evening.
view of investing. They are highly
pleased over the outlook * far. Mr..
Fryburg is q harness maker Of several
years experience and may locate here
in the ear future:
W. F. Fuller returned from Buffalo
Tuesday, after spending two weeks
attending to his farming interests in
that locality.
A new gas lighting plant has been
installed in the Citizens State bank and
o. l. Rapp's barber shop combined.
Michel Doyle and daughter, Margaret,
drove to Dickinson Tuesday on business,
returning the same day.
Peter Undergrad went to Dickinson
Tuesday. He wal called as n of the
jurors to act in this term of the dis trict
cour.
Henry Christensen and Charles Mead
were in from Gorham the first of the
week 10 get lumber for their houses on
their claims.
THE LURID GLOW OF DOOM
was seen..in the red face, hands and
body of the little son of II. M. Adams
of Henrietta, Pa. His awful plight