The Dickinson press., 1910-06-11

J. X. Porter's house is having u coat
of paint this week. :
w. H. Hanson was in from the n
T ranch on business this week.
= Alfred Holmes of BeIield vas down
Friday on the Strommen-Severence con-
test hearing. :
Miss Fannie Pisha expects to leave
Monday for Chahalis, WASH. to visit
relatives. =
Wanted, a good girl to cook, good
wages to the right one. Mrs. j. II.
Lavine, Section house. 10
Conductor Clyde Bowers had the mis-
fortune to break one of his fingers at
Beach the first of the week. /,
Walter and Frank Ray are home from
Grand Forks to spend the vacation with
their mother, Mrs. Catherine Ray.
Mrs. F. l.. Watkins entertained the
Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church at her home on Thursday after
neon.
Miss Rachel Harris expects to leave
Sunday for her home in Illinois after
visiting her uncle, j. Vaughn for sew
eral months.
Miss Ethel M. Summers of Peoria, ILL.,,
has been engaged as domestic science
and art teacher in the Dickinson schools
for the coming year.
Lester and Sherman Roberts came
down from Miles City the first of the
week to spend their vacation with thei,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roberts.
Erland Paulson was in Dickinson on
Thursday and said that he expected
to get started m shearing about the
18th. He has q good lamb crop this
season.
C. ". Black of Malvern. Iowa. arrived
in Dickinson this week and went to the
Cannon Ball country west of New Eng.
land to look after his five sections Of
land.
C. A. Bloom came up from Mandar
on Friday 70 look after some bushes.
matters in the city. He has a fine lint
of architect work at Mandan this season.
On his way home he stopped off a
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Tostlebe of New
Hartford. Iowa, were in the city ant
vicinity this week. Mr.. Tostlebe bough
land here a year ago and has sold GU
at a good profit and is now looking TO
a chance to invest again.
Wanted: State manager for Mort
and South Dakota for the Union Life In
surance Company of Chicago. Larg
commission or salary and commission
Address, President E. C. Spinney, sol
~ Madison St., Chicago.
!, W. G. Billyard, a hardware dealer a
Regent. was in Dickinson on Friday
, returning from a business trip to Bi.
, marck. Mr.. Billyard was the Bowma
News editor until this season. He ha
, been in the newspaper business for
= years but became tired of it.
Rev. w. J. Brown came up fro
. Mandan on Wednesday and sold
quarter sectio of land within four mil,
of Regent to a Beach party at $19 p
acre. The land is the Charles Mile
claim and had been owned by Mr.. Brow
about eight months. Mr.. Brown double
his money and is satisfied with Il
transaction. The Missouri Valley Lar
Co., A. E. Ireland, local manager
Il acted as agent for the purchaser.
!, Judge j.. van der Las returned IL
!. past week from his trip to Mexico.
is all right. Mr.. van der Las says, t
70 south for a trip, but for a home
safe investment he prefers Westel
. North Dakota and he certainly wouI
not 60 out of the United States. tt
: judge is a candidate for re-electio
and will endeavor to see as many
his friends as he can during the ne,
two weeks.
Luther Risk, a prominent land me
of Belield. wal in Dickinson on Thur,
e day, accompanied by ]. E. Gordon (
S Indiana, who is out visiting his so,
Paul O.. Gordon. an attorney Of Belief,
g Mr.. Risk is a candidate for register
deeds on the democratic ticket.
Seymour E jerks of Taylor was in Die
inson On Thursday 10 make five We,
proof on his homestead. William Doh
mann and Charles Brademeyer acte
a as witnesses.