The Dickinson press., 1910-03-12
WA. Cheadle sold q fine team Sun

WA. Cheadle sold q fine team Sun
day.
Dr.. G. A. Perkins has received his
new Mitchell auto.
c. Thomas is hauling lumber to. his
claim south of town.
Mrs. S. Sedore and son, Wilbur, re-
turned from Dickinson Thurday.
Mr.. Kennedy sold his entire bunch of
horses to Billie Mccarthy of Mikkelson.
F. D.. Hevener and W. r. Everett
have ordered Overlie autos which they
expect the first of April.
Mrs. Larson won the tablecloth and
IL napkins. worth 50. given to the hold
er of the lucky number at the Unique
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Galyen went to Bel
field Monday, being called there by the
illness-of Mrs. Galyen's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilkins arrived from
Beach Thursday. Both are experienced
tele9raphers--and will work here.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong,
recently from Terre Haute. Ind. il
recovering from an attack of grip.
W. G. Whinn vas elected trustee in
the city election at Excelsior, Mimi.
this week on the prohibition ticket.
Mr.. Whinn resided in Dickinson until
a few years ago.
The New England stage has been able
to make only a trip one way the past
week. AS soon as the going gets
better the daily runs will be resumed.
E. W. Beckman, of Beckman e.
Anderson photographers, left Thursday
evening for Minneapolis. where he will
visit his parents indefinitely.
On the 10th the county treasurer
turned owe $14, 900 in collected taxes
to the Dickinson school district treasurer.
Editor W. A. Carter was taken to his
home from the Recorder office on Thurs
day in a critical condition. He was
reported a little better on Friday.
= Word comes from Seattle that Miss
Catherine Flynn. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Flynn, of this city, has a
position with a large wholesale house
in Seattle that she enjoys very much.
The Carroll fire was adjusted the past
week by the Royal insurance agent to
the satisfaction of all concerned. The
local agency is at the Merchants Nation
al bank.
Thread of life" two spools of thread
for Sc. Black, No. II, 16, 20, 40, so.
so, 10. and 80; white, No. 8, 10, 18.
20. 2 for Sc. at Thompson's Racket
store. 3-12-2t
DR.. Sarah Ethel Smith is opening an
office in rooms 1 and 2 of the First
National bank building where she will
be ready to receive patients on and
after the 18th.
Sentinel Butte Republican: "A letter
from L. F. Crawford to R. X. Foley of
the Interstate bank says he did not
find Mrs. Crawford as well as he had
expected"
The Mott Pioneer has kind words for
States Attorney Geo. H. Stone and
Sheriff Henry--Barry who are candidates
for.. reelection. Both are well known in
this city and their many friends will be
glad to see them successful at the pri-
maries.
F. M. Thompson sold DR.. H. A. Davis
two fire ~extinguishers this week. The
doctor said that if he had had these last
month he could have e%xtinguished the
fire at the Stein hospital before it had
done much damage and thus have saved
all concerned a great deal of trouble.
Commissioner Herman Leutz has been
in Minnesota the past week purchasing
a car or two of work horses. Strange
to say, there is a great demand for work
teams and il is believed that horses are
selling higher today in western North
Dakota than in almost any part Of the
county.
.."World Building was the subject at
the high school Friday morning by Rev.
Payne, the world traveller. He spoke
for a hour on natures work in making
a world, the use of. volcanoes, earth
quakes. fire, water and life. The adj
dress was illustrated with natural OBJ
ljects and was very pleasing and in
structive.