The Dickinson press., 1910-07-16

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first Of the week.
c. j. Pennock was in Dickinson on
Tuesday.
The State Fair at Fargo opens July Is.
continuing for the entire week. n
Jay Fulches. formerly I Dickinson
boy, played with the Bismarck team
here last Sunday. ~
Mrs. John Boldt and Miss Grace
kobinson left Sunday for points Ind
Iowa, where they will visit iSetvsiiSta
weeks. 5SsAts|
Miss Cordelia Branick was down from
Miles City visiting her mother, Airs. A..
Btanick, q few days the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Clyde Bowers and Miss Evanse-
line Guyot visited friends at Bel6eld
few days the first of the week.
Tn Branch Variety Store, at the old
Brown place, raised q large awning this
week.
Vernon McCutchan came down from
Belfeld Tuesday to visit his mother a.
few days.
Mi. and Mrs. Anton Burda went to
South Dakota the past week to visit for
a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hartinger left
this week for Portland, OREGON. to visit
their son, John, for a month.
Miss Susie Evenson of Beldeld was in
the city this week to make homestead
proof.
Mrs. W. j. Buchner was down from
Glendive a few days the first of the
week, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Roberts.
Mrs. Frank Eyer of Glendive, who had
been visiting for a week t the home of.
her brother, Wilson Eyer, returned home
on Monday.
The Hettinger County Herald gave
Judge W. C.. Crawford a nice notice for
the able 4th of July speech he delivered
al New England.
Miss Alma Stucke arrived the past
| week from St. Cloud, MIMI, to spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Eden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Scofield came in
Tuesday from the Charles Peeler farm
and plan to live in Dickinson for a
while at least.
Maynard Litch and Robert Rudiselle
left the first of the week for Mandan
and Bismarck, where they will spend
some time visiting relatives and
friends.
S. W.. Gilman, four miles west of the
old A H A ranch, was in Dickinson this
week. He stated that crops looked we'll
on the route in, particularly in the Green
river country. He has a farm at South
Heart and went from here to see about
business matters there. He raises
cattle and horses at the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Smith returned
Monday evening from a visit at the
home of their brother at Hardin, a
Montana town south of Billings. This
is in the irrigated tract where land is
worth 500 per acre and Nh. Smith is
greatly taken up with the country.
Harve Robinson and j. P. Reeve. two
Billings county gentlemen who have re-
ceived the nomination for representa-
tive, were meeting friends in Dickinson
on Thursday. The third representative
for their district is between MIR. Lom-
bard of Bowman county and Geo.
Mcclellan OF Beach. at last reports theil
vote being very close.
Rev. j. S. Brayfeld returned Wednes-
day morning from his trip to Beach
where he says the crops are simply i'm.
mense, fully as good as last year. Mr..
Brayfield plans to leave the FIRST of The
week on his vacation which will likely
take him to the Detroit lakes, Mankatt
and other interesting places in Mime
sofa.
y. z. 0d1yCl VI 0CA1CAO "oo NOWA
Monday to make five year proof at thu
Dickinon U. S. land Office. W. E,
King and Paul Gross were his witnesses,
Mr.. Galyen says that crops are looking
very good on well farmed land. He ha!
100 acres of fax that will make q splen'
did crop if il has favorable weather the
coming few weeks.
W. R. Clark. who spent the wintel
and early summer in Boston visiting hi
parents whom he had not seen for 1:
years, was in Dickinson the past week
Mr.. Clark is making headquarters a
Lennon and will be engaged THU
season in buying and selling cattle
He says if he had known what he knows
he would have bought $40, 900 worth o.
land near South Heart eight or ten
years ago. 1t would easily have mad,
him Sion OOO.