The Dickinson press., 1910-07-02
BeIfIold

Lewis Chase was in from Gaylord on
business Monday. IA
Attorney F. c. Heffron was up from
Dickinson Tuesday on business.
Chas. Mead was in from Quinion this
week visiting relatives and friends.
Harry Hubbard and family Of Henry.
S. D., is visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Shepard this week.
Mrs. N. P. Easan. Of Beach is visiting
at the home Of her uncle and aunt, Mt.
end Mrs. C. D. Wright this week.
McCarty & Scharf. land dealers. have
moved their Office fixtures from the old
Beiaeld Hotel building into the rooms
over the Beldeld Times office.
Rosalie Kelley of Humboldt, Ia. is
visiting with her brother, T. r. Kelley.
on his homestead neal Green river.
They were shopping in here this week.
Hagen & Bakkel. grain buyers of
Duluth and Minneapolis. are building
an elevator at Frybure. Work will
commence this week and will be rapidly
pushed.
j. W. Clarke, salesman for the Ault-
man & Taylor Threshing Machine Co..
was in our city this week looking after
the unloading of the new steam rig for
A. E. Macs.
Hugh Howey arrived here with an i'm
migrant car from Mortified. Mimi,
Saturday. Mr.. Howey moved his goods
out to his homestead where he will
make residence.
David Cuts left this week for his
home in Argyle, MIMI, where he will
spend the Fourth with his family. Geo.
Flint will take his place at the elevator
during his absence.
Mrs. F. H. Shepard's mother. Mrs.
Mary Moorhead, of Henry, S. D., has
been visiting at her home this week.
Mrs. Moorhead is also visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Flemming.
A. E. Mas was up from Zenith Tues
day to get his new Aultman & Taylor
threshing rig. 1854 separator and a rs
h. p. engine. special steel gearing. The
rig was bought through N. B.. Nelson,
local. agent.
W. M. Hollingsworth was in Belfield
the first of the week looking up a loca-
tion. for a barber shop. Mr.. Hollings-
worth is formerly from San Francisco,
where he lost his mother. wife and two
children, and all his property at the
time of the earthquake disaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Mead, who had
been visiting with Mr.. Mead's brother
for a week, left Wednesday for Deer
Creek, MINI. Mr.. Mead expects to re-
turn soon and in company with his
brother, Frank, will take an extended
trip west. Mrs. Mead will remain in
the east. f
Albert Hike took a large bunch of
horses out to his ranch 40 miles north of
here Tuesday. 1t was a bunch of Mrs.
Hikes horses that had estrayed last fall
and were found on the roundup. Bill
Green. Mr.. Hik e's partner, came in
from the ranch Sunday and helped. take
the horses out to the ranch.
Mrs. T. S. Hodgson, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Cooper, at
Beach the past three weeks. stopped off
at Belield Monday where she is visiting
with her son. Corrie. Mrs. Hodeson is
accompanied by her daughter. Beulah.
They visited with Mrs. Mosher at the
homestead, q few days this week.
C. D. Wright. manager of the Ri ght
Price Mercantile Co., moved his entire
stock of goods into the old Bel6eld hotel
just east of the Imperial. Mr.. Wright
has repaired and renovated the old hotel
and put it into shape. making a good
roomy store building out of it. Mr..
Wright's business is increasing SO
rapidly that he found it necessary to
move to larger quarters.
Alex Monty was in from his farm
southwest of town on Monday with his
old friends, Frank Lyons. of Witten-
berg. Wis, and Issac Surprise of Bear
Creek, Wis. Mr.. Monty has been using
a Reeves steam breaking outfit this
eason and has plowed 800 acres. He
has broken and put in 256 acres of fax
on his own land and reported that it
was looking all right. 1t was sown
early. He also has 90 acres of wheat
and oats, and has just finished seeding