The Dickinson press., 1910-09-03

Charles Langley was expecting his
sister. Mrs. Emma McCloy, from
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe.
Essert on August Is.
c. r. DeFoe came up from Rhame the
first of the week.
A. H. Louden has rented the J. J..
Coughlin house on First Ave. W.
S. L. Price, local justice and the tele-
phone man of Taylor, was in Dickinson
on Tuesday.
Alfred Newsstand hit C. fl. DeFoe's
auto the first of the week and did some
damage to it.
Mrs. o. c. Hollenbeck, who had been
visiting her sister. Mrs. J.. F. Davis. for
the past several weeks. returned Tuesday
to her home in Mt. Vernon. Wash.
W. L. Beman of Minneapolis, en- route
to the Coast. stopped off a few days in
Dickinson this week on business and to
visit Conductor Mark Talmage, whom he
knew when a boy in the east.
L. W. Little and A. T. Stimson were
in from Manning the past week and
made a trip of inspection out in the
Rainy Butte country and southern Bill
inRs county. Mr.. Little does not like
the land as well out that way as he does
in Dunn county.
A sample of fax from the j. H.
DAILY farm left at the PRESS office this
week would be hard to beat. Mr.. DAILY
has a field of 200 acres at the Davis
buttes and the indications are that he
will get IS to 20 bushels to the acre.
His sample of field corn is also specially
good.
Those who attended the ball game
Sunday between the Dickinson and
Richardton teams met with a sore dis,
appointment. The visitors were not in
the Dickinson class at all, and after a
painful exhibition with three different
pitchers in about as many innings a
good many spectators left in disgust.
The home boys stole bases, scored on
passed balls and ran around Candidate
Bowser's colts in all sorts Of ways. The
final score was IL to 1 In favor OF Dick
inson. Burdett and Potter furnished the
battery for Dickinson.
Quite a delegation Of Dickinson
people will 60 to Fargo for the Roose-
welt reception on Monday, September S.
Among those who have received special
invitations are Postmaster Lawrence,
Committeeman johnson, Register Ferris
and Receiver Mcclure. It is expected
that j. A. Ferris of Sidney, Mont, the
former Medora merchant and old time
friend of Theodore Roosevelt, will arrive
in the city today Saturday 10 accom-
pany his brother, S. M. Ferris. to Fargo.
Committeeman Robinson of Billings
county expected to 60 down with the
Dickinson people.
When Conductor J...K. Porter arrived
in Dickinson with No. 7, Sunday even
ing he found a crowd of passengers for
points west at the depot. On account
of the circus train being made up, the
PASSENGER train was taken through the
south yard and backed down the west
and as soon as the rear coach came any.
where near the depot platform there was
a grand scramble and it was not long
before the five cars were packed and
still there wereEpeople who had to stay.
over in Dickinson. People crawled
throush the windows and anyway to get
into the coaches. M
William Kennedy was down from,
South: Heart On: Thursday attending to,
some school business in connection with
their bond election to be held Saturday,
September 8. for the purpose of raising
l$1.,500 for the erection Of a school
building at new South Heart. The
second elevator there win Is ready for
grain in q few. days. While nsDick-
inson Mr.. Kennedy was considering
plans for q Catholic church which the
people expect to get erected this fall.
M. Kennedy has some early flax which.
10 being cut this week and it looks very
promising. His wheat stacks look, as
good as q What he has ever { III
the county.