The Dickinson press., 1910-09-17

Mrs. H. c. Berry and daughter, Geral-
dine. returned Tuesday from their trip
to the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Currie, Jr.,
Of Haley attended the Minnesota state
fair and visited friends in the Twin
cities.
Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle. Robert, and
Baby Josephine. visited Mrs. ]. X. Por-
ter and attended the fair at Mandan a
few days this week.
Mrs. Harnden returned Saturday night
from visiting her mother. Mrs. Matilda
Hancock, who is quite i'll at her home
In the eastern part of the county.
!. The m. E. Scott place south of Dick
inson was sold THE week to Wisconsin
parties at about $14 per acre including
Improvements. Jim Vaughn and Con.
Hill made the sale.
Frank Schiller was in Dickinson Tues
day to make Ave year proof at the u. S.
land office on his homestead two miles
north of Gladstone. John Kampf and
John Feiler acted as witnesses.
J. F. Harnden was up from Glen
Ullin over Sunday. He has taken charge
Of the Lyon elevator below and may de-
eide to move his family down some time
this month.
Frank Neuman, formerly with Roouette
Bros. here. now having charge of the
Miller Mercantile Co.'S. store at Brown
ton. Mimi. visited friends in the city
a few days the first of the week.
j. W. Stimson was in from Manning
on Monday. He has been suffering with
shingles for two months and is far from
recovery from the disease yet. His
general health, however. is good.
L. A. Pottle of Quincy, ILL.,, after a
visit of a month in this city. returned
to his home Tuesday morning. He en-
joyed the stay here and improved his
health thereby a good deal.
Mrs. j. C. Bower and Miss Evanee-
inc Guyot attended the Dawson County
fair and visited Miss Guyot's parents at
Glendive a few days the first of the
week, returning to the city Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Nichols and her grand
father, A. F. Nichols, returned Friday
from their trip to Creston and other
Iowa points. They had been gone about
six wekes. Mr.. Nichols is quite poorly
in health but stood the trip we'll.
Conductor John Lewis of Suisun,
California, was recently in a Southern
Pacific Ry. hospital at Sacramento for
an appendicitis operation. Mr.. Lewis
is a brother Of Mrs. r. C. Hill, and was
in the service of the N. P. at this place
for many years.
J.. E. Culp has purchased the Hans
Granmo house in the northeastern part
of the city. in order to get schooling for
his children. The little daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Culp has been staying at the
home of Judge and Mrs. H. X. Nichols
since school opened.
Nels Christensen was in from the
ranch on Sunday. He was hurryins
back the first of the week to attend to
their cattle shipments from Plaza on
the 500. After accompanying the stock
shipment to Chicago. Nels will 20 on to
Cambridge, Mass, where he will enter
Harvard college this season..
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harmon were in
the city from GRADER on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harmon was making proof on a
homestead at the U. S. land Office here.
A. D. Long and Vim. Provolt were in as
witnesses. Mr.. Harmon said the crops
in his vicinity were not very good this
season.
1t is possible for every wage Garner to
lay aside one-quarter of his income.
Keep an accurate account of every ex-
penditure you make that is absolutely
necessary and you can prove it. You
can make the savings earn you 4 per
cent interest at the Dakota National
bank. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Burnett returned
the first of the week from Seattle. They
stopped at Spokane and at Prosser.
WASH. they visited the C. H. Pearl
family and saw a handsome crop of
apples, cherries and peaches. At Hun
tiers Hot Springs Mrs. Jane Burnett
joined the party.
Claude Rosecrane, from is miles
s'Juth of Bel6eld. was in Dickinson on
Tuesday to see about teaching a school
out in his locality. He came out from
the east with his family the past spring
and is anxious to get work to enable
him to meet expenses. While thresh-
ing with q crew recently at Saddle butte
q wheat field of 100 acres gave a yield
of y bushels which was the best report
he st 81 while out.
C. r. Price. the manader for the Dick