The Dickinson press., 1909-05-15
Belfield

II. u. BIRD was IN Dickinson TUESDAY.
R. C.. Davis made a business trip to
Dickinson Monday.
Jack Sellman was in from his home
stead last Saturday.
Julius Lerfald moved his family out to
the homestead this week.
Miss Emma johnson has been spend
ing a week at her homestead.
George Frisbie and Will Sharman were
in from their homesteads Monday.
Hugh Roberts of Dickinson was a
business visitor in Belfield Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Manion is recovering
nicely from her recent serious illness.
E. B. Woodward has stored a part of
his household goods and moved out to
his homestead.
Rev. MI. Hughes of New Salem con-
Quoted services in the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
z. Hanson of Radcliff, Iowa. was in
town the past week attending to real
estate matters.
The six-year-old son of Nh. and Mrs.
Ray Soules is recovering nicely from a
serious attack of diphtheria.
Henry Lehman. who was in from his
south of Medora the past week. went to
Dickinson and returned to the ranch
Tuesday.
William McCarty was in Dickinson
the first of the week and loaded out
from here Tuesday for his ranch near
Mikkelson.
Christ Savage bought a bunch of cattle
of C. W. Scharf the past week. Mr..
Savage will run the cattle on his ranch
in Billings county.
D. N. Hill of Iowa has been spending
several days in town. He has land
interests in part of the country and is
busy fencing a section of land.
Miss Lena Bowers was out to her
homestead seven miles southwest of
town the past week and made arrange
ments 10 put in so acres of flax.
Harry Sharman has sufficiently re-
covered from his serious burns to be
able to leave Arnold hospital and is to
stay with his brother. Frank Sharman.
Miss franklin came in from the
country Is miles north the first of the
week to buy seed grain and supplies.
Clarence Forsythe was in to haul the
stuff out for Miss franklin.
W. R. Veigel of Dickinson was in
town the first of the week surveying the
balance of the northwest quarter Of
section 5 and plating the same into
lots fol O'Connor's addition to Belfield.
j. A. Eslick and two sons returned
from Seattle Monday. The boys had
quite a siege with diphtheria and Mr..
Eslick could not return until they were
released from quarantine.
Mrs. Pearson returned last week from
Buffalo, N. D. She raj accompanied
by her invalid daughter. They will
spend the summer with John and Victor
Pearson at their homesteads.
Mrs. Frank Hicks was the victim of q
runaway accident Monday morning.
She was driving to town when she was
thrown from the buggy, sustaining 8
/ badly bruised arm but fortunately es.
Gaping serious injury.
A big crowd took in the dance il
Sharman's new barn Friday evening.
1t was a baseball benefit and the boys
netted a good sum. The money will b
used to purchase new uniforms and othe'
baseball equipment.
W. H. Byrns met with a little acct
dent last Sunday. He was handling Z
revolver, which he thought was not
loaded, when he carelessly snapped th,
trieeer and sent q bullet through tha
heshy part of his heel. The wound hal
caused considerable pain but is no
dangerous.
Dick Harkins. an expert lineman from
Bismarck, has been keep busy strineini
wires for the Belfeld Northwestern
Telephone Co. the past week. Mr.,
Schuman, who was up to install tn.
switch board. returned to Bismarck las
Saturday. The switch board is locatef
in the new Femming building on MAR
street.