The Dickinson press., 1909-06-26

Mike johnson of Manning took in the
horse sales this week.
Banker Harve Robinson was down
from Sentinel Butte this week.
: MI. and Mrs. A.L-Barnets were down
from Sentinel Butte on. Tuesday.
Mike Armburst was In from tho north
this week.to meet the horsemen.
John H. Breum represented..th the Rich
ardton church at Reach this week.
The Pythian Sisters realized nearly
500 from the supper Monday evening.
Albert Left was up from Reeder..to look
after the disposal o. his bunch at the
horse sale.
Rev. E. E. Smith and Rev. Emil
Dietrich of Glen Ullin wereen route to
Beach Tuesday.
A. l. Field of Walker, S. D.. was
attending to business matters in Dick
inson last Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. George Metcalf Of Man
ming were business visitors in the city
the first Of the week.
Arvilla Dingman has Dorothy and
Esther Ayers as guests at the Engineer
Dingman farm this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred E. Beall of Sully
Springs were in Dickinson on business
and pleasure for two! days the past week.
Mi. Draper.of the N. P. Air Brake
service had his car in the city this
week, giving the railroad men examina-
lions. -
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensen Of Brook
ings county, S. D., have been visiting
R. Jensen and Mrs. Pat Grogan. a
brother and sister of Mr.. Jensen.
Commissioner D. W. Mckenzie went to
Richardton on the early Sunday morning
train to meet Mrs. Mckenzie who had
been visiting her parents. prosperous
farmers of that locality. They returned
home in the evening. accompanied by
their children.
On Sunday afternoon the South Heart
baseball team played the South. :.Dickin-
son team. The score stood 8 to 8 at the
end of the ninth inning but the tie
was not played off. A game between
these two teams will be a feature of
the South Side celebration on July S.
Dr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Perkins and
daughter. Mildred. left Wednesday after
noon for Snohomish. WASH, where they
will visit Mrs. Perkins sister and
husband, Dr.. and Mrs. Arthur Current.
It will be. remembered that he was a
graduate in the class of '96, D. H. S.
This town is near Seattle.
The jewelry store of NJ A. Scheraius
is connected up with the Western Union
telegraph Office whereby the standard
time which is regulated by telegraph at
10 q. m. every day is indicated in the
store the same al at the telegraph Office.
In his capacity as MP. watch inspector.
Mr.. Scherfius has hitherto been Obliged
to SO to the office to get this time:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Dehlinger left
Wednesday morning on a two weeks
trip to Portland. They were to visit
en- route MI. and Mrs. C. E. Allen at
livingston, their son. ABBY Dehlineer.
who runs an engine at Missoula and
also Supt. Rapelje at the last..named
place. Thee Sheboskey; night foreman
at the Dickinson shops takes MI.
Dehlinger's place during his absence.
A mechanical representation Of the
San Francisco earthquake. under the
title of THE City of Yesterday. was
presented at the Unique the first of the
week. The effects were good and the
spectacle vas a pleasing novelty.
King & Courtney have a clever sketch
introducing the characters of an actress
and a bell boy. The situations are
amusing and some fine singing is in
troduced making the act high class in
every way. Miss Ada Hamilton had
q, catchy illustrated song entitled Its
Always Nice Weather Inside" r
August Beicigle was in from Lem
mon this week for a few days. it
being his first visit to the city in
eight years. George and August
BeiciRle used to reside here, owning
the Brown dairy farm in early days.
They now have q township or two Of
valuable land just north of Lennon,
where they spend. the summers. going to
Florida and other points of interest
for the winters. Both of the Beicieels
are now married and George has one
child.
The outfit which is breaking land for
Roquette Bros. 9 mile east of town. lost
a horse Sunday evening under suspicious
circumstances. All the horses were
picketed for the night and securely fast
ened. AZ horse belonging to Andrew
Thompson was missing in the morning
and a part Of the halter was found some
distance away. Those in the outfit do
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