The Dickinson press., 1910-09-03

Joe Nicolson of Atlanta. Georgia. was
spending q few days in the city this
week.
Henry lnsrish. Of Electric, Mont, is
the new meat chopper at the Parker &
Co. meat market.
Attorney G. A. McFarlaae returned
Saturday from a few weekS spent at
Hunters Hot SPRING., Mont.
You are cordially invited to attend the
millinery opening Saturday, September
10. at Lenneville 4 Belden''a r it:
MI. and Mn. Ralph Heaton returned
Saturday from a few days visit with Mr..
Heaton's parents in st. Paul.
The state will hold a school land sale
in Billings county this fall, one of the
few to be held in North Dakota this
year. =
Mrs. Fred Wilson and daughter, Ruby,
returned the first Of the week from a
visit in the Twin cities and other
eastern points,.
On Thursday Jim Vaughn closed with
John, T~renkenshe for a section of land
IS miles north of Dickinson for a tride
less than SIC. 600.
Bonnie Malone won the three Green
dollars at The Branch. The clock stop
ped at 6-23-13. and the nearest card
presented was 6-30-01.
The Eastern Star will give a children's
party at the hall Saturday evening,
September 3. commencing at 1880
O'Clock. An admission of Csc.
The Jacob Klein land at Richardton
was sold at the court house on Wednes-
day at $3.50. or enough to pay costs and
executions against the property.
Engineer A. Dingman-. brought in a
sample Of potatoes this week that
looked awfully good. He has a large
acreage this year and expects over /, 600
bushels, which, at the present high
prices. will mean a good roll of money.
Jim Wilson from near Halliday is
another who is moving to Dickinson to
get school advantages. He was in this
week and..rented a house but expectes to
build.durine the fall. He will bring his
wife and children in about the middle
of.next.week.
:--Geo. H. Purchase, the Beach attorney,
appears to be in another bad scrape,
having been arrest for aiding a fugitive
from justice. According to report, Pur-
chase got more drunk than usual and
Dragged about what he had done, subse-
quently leading to his arrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Smith of SPRING
field, Mass, arrived Thursday to visit
at the L. A. Davis home for a few
weeks, Mrs. Smith being a sister of Mr..
Davis. They visited here eight years
ago. After the chicken season is over
Mr.. Smith plans to visit in Seattle and
Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Ward have
purchased the j. G. Campbell residence
on First Ave. E. and Third St. and are
busy getting settled there this week.
Mr.. Ward is acting now as deputy
superintendent of schools. getting ac-
customed with the duties ofthe office, pre-
paratory to assuming the position as
principal the first. Of January.
WANTED-Cosmopolitan magazine
requires the services of a representative
in Dickinson to look after subscription
renewals and to extend circulation by
special methods which have proved un-
usually successful. Salary and commits
sion. Previous experience desirable but
not essential. While time or spare
time. Address. with ref erences. H. C.
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1875
Broadway, New York City. 9-3-2r
p. J. Needham returned the past weel
from Timer Lake. S. D., where he had
been with his wife for a month or more
on their homestead. Possibly PRESS
readers did not know it, but MI. Need
ham has been married since last January
and in the fall. just before winter set
in. he will probably take his wife ant
children to Dickinson for a few months.
Ed. Needham has been in the city al
} the time. in the capacity of call DO,
for the N. p, but the rest of the child.
} rem. since school have been at the Need
ham homestead. 1t will be remembered
!, that Mr.. Needham drew one Of the lov
numbers for a government claim las
fall and with this he located a piece o
choice land within two miles of Timber
Lake.