The Dickinson press., 1909-02-20
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Frank Sharman was on the sick list
the first Of the week.
Thomas Evanson of Gorham was in
town last Friday to attend the dance.
E. q. Bishop of Gorham has been on
the sick list a part of the week.
Attorney H. E. Haney was in Dickin-
son Tuesday on business fs
Attorney H. C. Berry of Dickinson
was in town on business Wednesday.
George Merchant and Sam Fletcher
were in Dickinson the first of the week.
William and Harry Sharman were
recen visitors in Belield, taking in the
dances and visiting friends.
w. c. Bard, the merchant at Taft,
was in Belield on Wednesday for
supplies.
William and. Lee McCutchan spent
Sunday in town and returned Monday
t. their school work in Dickinson.
Harry Young was in from Mikkelson
last week and attended the dance Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sharman and
Miss Robinson were in from the country
to attend the dance last week.
Quite a few from this town went out
to Mat Winkel's to a dance last Satur-
day evening and all report a good time.
Mrs. E. G. Bishop of Gorham was
in town Wednesday en- route to Dickin-
son for a two weeks visit with friends.
Charles Armstrong. who lives on
Maybe creek, has been seriously ill the
past week but according to latest re-
ports he is recovering slowly.
William Englehartson was operated
upon for appendicitis at the Dye
home last Sunday. He rallied nicely
from the operation and speedy recovery
is expected.
The young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Manion is suffering with diphtheria
and the house is under quarantine. The
case does not seem to be a bad one and
there is no fear that the disease will
spread.
While the shedding was good the first
of the week, many of the farmers tool
advantage of the opportunity to marke,
quite a quantity of grain. Belield il
one of the best markets along the
line. This week wheat sold for ST.. 0O
and fax for ST. Al cents per bushel.
Alex Gilmore made a business trip to
Dickinson Wednesday. While in town
he reported that, since her recent opera
ton. Mrs. Gilmore has been getting
along nicely and much credit is due to
Drs. Colwill and Perkins. She feels
better this month than she has for more
than a year.
The dance given in the new restaur-
ant building was q success in every
sense of the word. Fully 100 couples
were present and the only thing lacking
for a rousing big time was the lack OF
floor space. The music was good and
the supper at Sharman's restaurant
was one of the best dance suppers
ever served in town. Such a good time
was had that arrangements were made
for another dance to be held on Friday
evening of this week.
H. G. Bird was arrested Tuesday and
on Wednesday morning appeared before
Justice j. A. Eslick to answer to the
charge of assault and battery alleged to
have been committed upon Dr.. Colwill.
The offense was committed in and about
the Office of DR.. Colwill and Frank
Sharman's restaurant. The complain
ing witness was the doctor, who OBJ
jected to being led around by the nose
and snapped about by the coat collar.
At the hearing Attorney H. C. Berry
represented the defendant and asked
for a change of venue, which was
granted. H. E. Haney was attorney
for the state. The case will quite
likely be heard before Justice A. P.
Folsom in Dickinson.
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