The Dickinson press., 1910-12-24
J. J. Sexton was down from Glendive

j. J. Sexton was down from Glendive
on business this week.
Conductor and Mrs. Joe Hoag were
business visitors in Mandan Tuesday.
Mrs. N. G. Brown is recovering from
an attack Of ~lasrippe.
Mrs. Allen tiarlea1an " a able to be
down town on Wednesday after suffer-
ing q siege of neuritis for several weeks.
Mrs. Catherine Flynn left Monday for
Boulder. Mont. where she will spend
sevsral weeks visiting.
Mrs. L. Newton of Fairview. Mont.
is spending several days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dundas.
Ole Christensen. the cattleman' of
Halliday, ives %transactine business in
Dickinson on Thursday.
Miss Mary van der Las arrived
Wednesday from St. Paul to spend the
Christmas holidays at her home in the
city.
Miss Lillian Reed arrived Thursday
from jamestown where she had been
attending a convent and will spend the
holidays at her home.
H. P. Larson. a prominent Hettinfer
county farmer, living neal Mott. left
last Friday for Denmark where he will
spend the winter.
Mrs. E. H. Knapp and little daughter
left Thursday for Mortified. MIMI.
where they will spend several weeks at
Mrs. Knapp's old home.
Little Marie McCutchan. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. McCutchan, was
very i'll for several days, but is some
what improved now.
E. R. Orchard, city auditor in Fargo.
comes up to eat his Christmas dinner
with his. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Ellickson, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Mead and Miss Agatha
Fruh will spend Christmas in Taylor
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. Blair.
Tony Chaska made homestead proof at
the Dickinson U. S. land Office on Thurs
day on his homestead IA miles northeast
of New England. His witnesses were
Pearl Greenwood and Frank Miklenbere.
Mrs: H. W. Brademeyer and son,
Albert. were in the city from Taylor a
few. days the first of the week, while
Mrs. Brademeyer was having some den
tai work done.
The Beach Chronicle, The Sentinel
Butte Republican and The Marmarth
Mail had editions last week with coIored
Santa Claus covers, in honor of the
Christmas season.
Anthony Oukrop was in Dickinson. on
the 18th to make five years proof on his
homestead at the local u. S. land office.
Frank Jostonpil and Frank Dvorak acted
as witnesses.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles E. johnson and
son, Clifford left the. latter part of the
week for the Twin Cities, where they
will spend a week or ten days with
relatives.
Peter Henry of Winona, Mimi, was
in ths city this week visiting his cousin,
Mrs, 4. T. Crowl, whom he has not
seen for about IS years. He returned
on Thursday, . Il.
City Attorney Burgeson. Attorney II.
J. Blanchard and Dr.. E. j. Hauser left
Wednesday TO- spend the ;christmassh oli-
days at their different homes. The
doctor to Fargo. Atty. Bureeson to Iowa
and Atty. Blanchard to Wisconsin.
Mrs. Hugh Roberts and four sons
came! in the first of the week from their
homestead near Bailey and will remain
in the city, visiting Mr.. Roberts and
MI. and Mrs. . D. D. Mars, until the
first of the year.
Jesse Houck recently sold his 16O-acre
farm a Beach to j. A. Ross of Iowa,
at the high price Of $50 per acre, MAX
ing s.. 600 for the farm. Another Golden
ValIey farm was recently sold at $40
per acre.
From $500. 90 to 81, 600. 90 made in
crops each year. Buy S acres. be indie
pendent for life; $751; 90 down sis. 90
per month will stand most rigid inves-
tieation. G. D. Hoyt, GAINESVILLE.
Mimi; It
The Pythian Sisters will have a dance
and banquet next Wednesday evening
after their lodge work at the X. Of r..
hall. Everybody is invited to attend
and share the hospitality Of the Pythian
Sisters.
J. *. Ike,z formerly operating a motion
picture show in the Mrs. Annis Brown
building and agent for the Kimballt
piano, was in. the city several DAYS this