The Dickinson press., 1910-06-11
Geo. H. Parker was down from
Billings county the first of the week.


Grant Palmer returned Saturday from
Grand Forks, where he attended the
N. D. University the past year.
There will be no preaching services
in st. Johns Episcopal church next
Sunday. June IL. Rev. Brayfeld supply
ing at Beach. The Sunday school will
be held at the usual hour, ii AS q. m.
Mrs. W. j. Conlin arrived the first
of the week from Buffalo. N. T.. and
will make her home here with her
husband, who has charge of the con.
struction department of the N. D. indie
pendent Telephone company.
S. S. Sutherland is expected in Dick
inson in a short time. Since leaving
here last fall he has purchased 20 acres
of fruit land at $500 per acre at Grand
Junction, Colorado.
John Scharf wal in with two loads
Of wheat on Monday from the Black
butte country. John Aydt, who works
for him. drove the second team. The
grain sold at 91c.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Frankenbere
moved to Glen Ullin last Saturday. Mr..
Frankenbere is much pleased with the
way business came to the meat market
which he and Paul Hagerman started
there last month.
E. j. Sieh of Rienbeck, Iowa, was
in Dickinson this week to look at a half
section Of land just north of the Tim
Cuskeily farm. Mt. Sieh is pleased
with Dickinson and the surrounding
country.
P. H. Rumble will represent Justice,
Bateman & Co.. the old reliable wool
commission firm Of Philadelphia. again
this, season. The wool houses are a
little shy about the tariff question and
are not Offering very strong prices on
the start.
Miss Clara Barber, who has been
deputy in the auditors Office for the
past year and a half, resigned her Office
Saturday to Miss May LaRue from south
of Beach. Miss Barber has taken a
claim in Mckenzie county and will 20
soon to make her residence thereon. -
Medora Herald.
E. E. Bosloueh of New England was
in the city last Saturday with two
teams to get his household goods. MI.
Bosloueh. who is MANAGER of the New
England Drug Co. store, has bought a
house at the Milwaukee town and is
we'll pleased with conditions south.
Henry Bahlmann, a prosperous farmer
just north of New England, was in
Dickinson last Saturday with a load of
wheat for which he received 90c per
bushel. Mr.. Bahlmann raised 2, 500
bushels of grain last year and this sea-
son he is seeding 400 acres to wheat, cats,
spelts and flax. He owns three quarter
sections of land and makes farming pay.
W. J. Runyan, whe had been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. B. f. Noark, in
this city for several months. left last
Saturday for Spokane to visit another
daughter. Mrs. Wilson, for a short time.
Later he plans to 60 to Riverside.
WASH, to visit his grand daughter.
Mrs. Wood.
Attorney W. H. Stutsman of Mandan.
w. H. Mann of New Salem and o. P.
N. Anderson, a merchant from the
northeastern part of the state, The
present members of the North Dakota
board of railroad commissioners. wert
in Dickinson on Thursday. They wert
on their way to Marmarth to pay an
official visit. The present board Of
railroad commissioners have done more
for the state than almost any board tina
the people have had, and particular!
is this true as regards the railroad ser
vice west of the Missouri river. Thes'
men are candidates for reelection ant
will undoubtedly receive the hearty
endorsement of the people at the pri
maries on June 20.
Rev. w. j. Brown will be in Dickin.
son for the Sunday of June 10 when he
will hold special services in the even
ing for the X. P. order and it is likely
that he will hold regular services il
the morning at the Congregational churcl
For Sunday. June IL, there will be n,
regular preaching service. Sunda!
school will be held at the usual hour.
Geo. D. Upwrieht was down from
South Heart this week to get some den
tai work done. He has had quite
little trouble with his teeth since he wa
kicked by a horse in the cheek in Apri
but he hopes to outgrow the difficult!
in time. Mr.. Upwrieht is farming 8
acres this season, so acres of which has
been seeded to flax. He had the Soutl
Heart Plow Co. break 40 acres at hi
place three miles from town. Tn
company runs a 32-h. p. Reeves steam
engine, hauling twelve 14-inch plows
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