The Dickinson press., 1910-06-18

F. l. Shuman of Bismarck wat in the
city this week.
Mrs. E. Eagon of Daglum is visiting
Mrs. A. Branick this week.
W. S. Gallup was in from the Cannon
Ball country on Wednesday.
Dan Cornell. a Medora rancher, was in
Dickinson on Wednesday.
James Soules is expected home from
Rochester almost any day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Heaton returned
Thursday from their trip to St. Paul.
Belfeld will have the big celebration
this year. Come to Belfeld July 4. 61S3
Ed. Funk and Earl Branick went down
to St. Paul the first of the week on
business.
Jim Vaughn has made up his mind to
place his 4, 1000 acres of land on the
market.
There have been frequent showers
the past week. Crops never looked more
promising.
Chief of Police P. B. Corbett was
called to Green Bay, Wis.,, last Sunday
by the serious illness of his mother.
Charles Brislin is acting police during
his absence.
Ormanzo Brown and son, Levi, have
been visiting and attending to business
in Minneota the past week.
This week City Attorney H. A.. Bur-
geson filed the papers in the suit against
the former police magistrate.
j. H. Caldwell, who was suffering
with bloodpoisoning; at the Stein hos
pital for several weeks is improving.
Miss Mary FoIlis of Medora passed
through Friday on her way home from
jamestown, where she graduated from
St. Johns convent on Thursday.
Christ Grasl of Gladstone was in the
city Friday to make cornmut alton proof
on his homestead. Nick Wensel and
Peter Baker acted as witnesses.
DR.. Ray Critchield of Hunter. an old
acquaintance of the T. L. Beard family,
arrived in Dickinson on Friday and
was making his plans to 60 to the
Cannon Ball country to look up a
desirable location.
There have been several good showers
during the week and Thursday evening
0.34 OF an inch of rain fell. making a
total of 2.17 inches in eight days.
Mercury registered 81 in the shade
Thursday and IS degrees for both Tues
dcy and Wednesday, which is the first
real warm weather in June.
Thomas Nyhagen died Sunday at the
home of his brother near Gladstone OF
tuberculosis. His remains were pre-.
!, pared by Boulger & Hughes of this city
and shipped to his old home in Wood.
vile, Ohio. He was only % years o.
age and had been all over the north,
west in search of health for the pas
four years.
A. Dorsey, the owner of the old DaI
l Bryan farm at Taylor, was exhibitin,
some fine red clover in Dickinson OF
Wednesday. The stocks were Is inches
long and nearly ready to head. MI
Dorsey has several acres that has beef
out for two years and stands the white
seasons all right. He thinks there is n
trouble in growing clover and aIfalf'
crops in Stark county.
j. F. Gardner of the Gold-Stabecl
Land & Credit Co. of this city. wa
Il out near New England this week wit
g a party of Illinois land buyers. The
found what they wanted and will likel
S close the deal within a few days
These men from the great corn stat
8 said that the land in this locality com
pares favorab]y with the famous Re
S River Valley soil for fertility.
The city aldermen have been in SEES
sion several evenings this week as
board of equalization. The real estat
was very. carefully equalized last year
90 that the board is paying most at
tention to structures this season. S
= far there. have not been many change
8 from the figures turned in by Assesso
Dan Fouts. The Russell-Miller Mil
Co. properties were advanced fron
SIS. 600 to $40, 600 which is the onI
large item in which any change ha
been made.