The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29
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Arthur Anderson Va IN from his
farm Tuesday.
Mrs. John Crossley was in from the
southwest on Monday.
Postmaster Ochness Of GorhaIm visited
In Belfeld Monday.
week. The carpenter work will be
commenced in q few days.
MI. and Mrs. o. F. Olson were in
from the north on Monday.
F. D. Parrish Of Gofham was q busi-
ness visitor in town last Saturday.
j. F. Staples is putting up a small
house on his pIopery north of the river.
Jack Cameron was in from his ranch
in the country north the first of the
week.
The band boys are holding regular
practice meetings each week and are
progressing nicely.
NJ. H. Eskestrand and wife from
Richardton visited in town the latter
part of last week.
Messrs. Julius, John and Ludwia
Lerfald have set out over 3. 900 trees on;
their three farms this spring.
Ed. Ehrle and F. P. Mead recently
bought lots from the O'Connor brothers
and are putting up residences.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Olmsted were
guests at the Imperial hotel on their
return from Dickinson Tuesday.
Work on the basement of the Wood
mems hall has been rushed right along
with a large force Of men the past
w. W. Beebe returned the first of the
week from his homestead near Manning,
where he had been doing some hard
work
George Frisbie was in from the south
west the first of the week on business.
On his return Tuesday he took out a new
drill.
The Hollanders on the Jensen farm
have about finished the. work Of putting
in 800 acres of crops. They. have "
acres of caraway sowed.
Frank Hicks is anxious to find one of
his horses that was turned loose on the
prairie some time ago. His advertise
ment appears in this issue of the PRESS.
Rev. Mr.. Thorpe held services in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening:
He gave a very interesting talk on
China and Japan as seen by himself in.
his travels.
Mrs. James O'Connor. arrived this
week from Hanley Falls, MINI. MI.
O'Connor has been working in N b.
Nelson's hardware store for, several
months.
C. P. Randolph went up to Medora
last week and located the horses that
he left in the Bad Lands. last winter.
He says the river was too high to take
the horses home.
The Glade boys were in from the north
& Glade engine out Monday. They will
break 500 acres for Messrs. Olson and
Thorson, who will put in flax.
Mi. and Mrs. Albert HIKE, H. G.
Bird, William O'Connor. o. Milsten, H.
E. Haney, Fred Fridley and ]. I. Nc
Cutchan were among those who took in
the ball game at Dickinson Sunday and
saw the Belfeld team lose the first game
of the season.
S. A. Foley of Lincoln. H.. was in
town the first Of the week looking after
his land interests in this part of the
country. LAS no trains were running
east Tuesday MI. Foley drove to Dick
ins0n to attend to some business mat
tiers before returning east.
Is which is the only train from the
Mrs. Busch will be present at her broth
er's wedding June list when he will be
united in marriage to Miss Mary Powell,
after which she will start on her tedious
journey back to Belfeld.
The people of Belfield are greatly dis
satisfied with the present passenger
service Of the N. z. and protests are
coming from all directions. Since the
new schedule went into effect it is inn
possible for anyone to 60 to any point
east and return the same day. Trains
Nos. 4 and Is make regular stops but No.
rs is the only train from the east that
stops at Belfield. If q party wishes to
60 to Dickinson he may take No. 4 at
113:01 in the morning OF: No. Is at 8:55
in the evening but he must remain owe
might in Dickinson and be up early
which leaves that city at 6 O'Clock. A
news item ILLUSTRATED very nicely the
i~nc0nveniences under the new schedule:
On Monday evening of this week Mike
Erasmon left Richardtons on. No. IS en-
route to Belfield. He was able to get
asSfar as Dickinson that evening and
continued his journey to Belield Tues
day moning. He made q trip into the
country eight miles north of town and
returned with his sister, Mrs. John
Rlisch. who acc0mpanied him on the