The Dickinson press., 1910-12-31
LOCAL NEWS

acre, the sale amounting TO $3U. UOO.
Dr.. and Mrs. Bussen of Richardton
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
fIalvor Woolsey in the city. Mrs.
Woolsey is a sister of DR.. Busseu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sutherland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Du Bots and family
took Christmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. C. Angliss:
w. H. Rolfe of the Everett Real
Estate & Loan Company of Glendive
spent Christmas in the city, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nichols and baby of
Mandan spent Christmas and Monday
with Mrs. Nichols parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: Pat Mckinley in Dickinson.
Layton George 81 oakdaie spent
Christmas with his mother. Mrs. Char
lotte George and sisters, Ruby and
Hattie, in this city.
Frank Nueman, formerly of this city,
now of Brownton, Num-. spent Christ
mas and a few days the first of the week
with friends in the city.
Lost-pocket book containing money
and valuable papers. Finder can return
papers and keep money. W. r. Cline.
12-31-2t
Chas. Fisher of BelieId was in Dick
inson the past week to see his mother
who was at the Stein hospital for an
operation.
No progressive family should overlook
the special arrangement with The Weekly
Inter Ocean and Farmer, whereby 81. IS
pays for one years subscription to it
and this paper. 1t
E. X. Jenkins. publisher Of the Dunn
County News, was expected in from
Manning on Friday 10 get a press and
several hundred pounds of type and other
material from the Recorder Post CONSOLE
dation.
W. F. Blume returned last week from
a few weeks spent in the Twin cities,
Chicago and at his old home in Elgin,
Ill. Ole johnson, who substituted as
N. P. storekeeper during Mr.. Blume's
absence, has returned to Glendive.
About IS young people enjoyed a
social evening at the Commercial Club,
room on Monday evening. They spent
the evening in dancing and general
eayety. The affair was in honor Of
Frank Nueman, who is spending a few
days in the city
o. p. Rude. q homesteader seven
miles southeast of Belfield, was in Dick
inson the first of the week looking for q
white horse which had strayed away.
Mr.. Rude has been unsuccessful with
his horses the past year, two having
died and the third one is lost.
Twenty Boys Wanted TO work for a
Shetland pony, cart and harness. Lib
eral pay to bright boys, besides the
chance to earn q pony. Successful boys
will be given permanent positions which
will not interfere with other duties. D.
e. Crowley. Willard Street. 1t
The members of Co. X, who particle
pated in the National Rifle shoot at
Camp Perry received medals this week
from Washington, D. c. The medal
bears the name of the recipient, also
the class to which the rifemen of his
state belong. Out of the IL men from
North Dakota. who participated. five
were from Dickinson, all receiving
medals-Ruy Baird, c. N. Barker. ].
II. Wolford, John Enebrecht and Vim.
|Dardis. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harnden left on
Saturday for their California trip. stop
ping for a day or two at Glendive and
Miles City to visit their dautgher. They
60 via Salt Lake City. and will spend
some time al Los Angeles, Pasadena.
and San Diego. Returning they will
likely visit Chicago and the Twin Cities
arriving home about the first Of May.
Joseph Hartinser, one of the pioneer
residents Of this county. coming here
some % years ago from Germany, was
telling the PRESS this week that 40
years ago he ate his Christmas dinner
about 10 miles from Paris in France,
while serving in the Franco Prussian
war. On that day every soldier of the
Prussian army was given n dollar as
q Christmas present from the Kaiser.
Nj. Hartinger was, 26Syears old at that
time and he says that he feels as strong
and healthy now: as he did then. MI.
Hartinger spent the most Of his time in
this county ranching and has made well.
ALehigh coal miner BY the name Of
Peter Echmoveech was taken violently
insane one day last week and was taken
10 the city for examination. Deputy
Sheriff Blown left Sunday night with
him for Minneapolis sas he 10 residen,