The Dickinson press., 1910-07-09

| For Red Lodge and Bear Creek lump
and nut coal phone 1884, 5.7-tf
John Mechole is at the Stein hospital
suffering with typhoid fever :
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
WindmueIler OH June 30
Attorney F. c. Heffron went east this
week to attend to some business matters.
DR.. Stephen Fisher made business
trip to st. Paul the first of the week.
Jerry Brabec is back from Kansas
City. NO.. and is working at the A. T.
Crowl store.
Hughes & Deiters are giving out on
80 days trial an electric flat iron. Try
one. If satisfactory pay $3.50. 1t
City water users are asked to 20 as
light as possible on the water supply for
few weeks until Supt. Littlehales can
get his new wells coupled up.
The Old Settlers annual picnic will
be held in the grove at Gladstone on
Saturday, July Is. Take day off and
attend.
| Constable Mike johnson from Dunn
county was in Dickinson Thursday on
his way to the Glenn Stierer ranch II
miles south of the New England road
where he expected to arrest Anton Ferd-
erer on charge of rape.
G. S. Langdon has 20 acres of timothy
grass that promises fair crop this sea-
son. Mr.. Lsngdon has been dealing to
some extent in baled hay the past year
and states that the price is now $12 f.
o. b. Dickinson. 1t will likely be SIS
per ton before snow flies.
Joseph Fritsch stated Thursday that
more rain was needed at their farm near
South Heart. He made proof on a
homestead while in the city. w. J.
Kennedy and Rudolph Finger were wit
nesses.
The high wind on Tuesday split down
one of the large trees in the Mike
Mckinley yard, corner of Second Ave.
W. and First street. The trees in this
yard were planted by Mike Hanley, now
resident. of Tacoma. .,.,
The county board has been in session:
this week attending to routine work.
On Thursday the canvassing board was
in session. There were no material
changes in the primary election returns
given last week. The board will likely
be in session much of the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Griswold came IN
Wednesday in their new auto from Het-
finger county. Mr.. Griswold was receiv-
ing congratulations from his many
friends on his nomination as county
auditor.
The A. B. Clarke Horse Sa les Com
pany will hold their next big sale at
Miles City Montana on July 18. 19. 20
and Fl. They will sell on these dates
1000 horses of all classes. If you want
horses this is the place to 90. They
sold 1000 last month and they all went
cheap, 7-9-2p
Joe Quinion came in Thursday with
load of wool. the clip from his band of
SIS sheep. He was only offered 16c
and he concluded to wait while. Joe
lives nearly so miles northwest and
states that they have had good rains out
that way. He has recently erected
frame house on his homestead. He has
fine ranch and is runni ing sheep.
horses and cattle.
The Beach Chronicle got out an extra
sheet Monday showing the results of the
Johnson-J Jeffries fight by rounds. Some
of the papers were sold in the city but
the same news was received by wire and
bulletined here after each round and so
the results were Generally known before
the extras were distributed. However, it
was an enterprising act on the part of
the Chronicle management to get out an
extra for this event.
The village of Richardton was raided
on the 9th. The officers were recognized
unlawful liquor dispensers were able to
clear their places. The Dodd place on
the N. P. right of way had large con-
signment of beer and liquor which was
confiscated. j. B. Dodd is the party
charged with maintaining the nuisance
and it is said that the officers made
big haul from his place. Dodd is the
man arrested more than year ago for
violation of the prohibition law. At
the last term of court he secured affi-
davits setting forth that he had fallen
down stairs and injured himself there
fore could not be present for trial.
AS wish to establish regular semi
monthly auction market here in Dickin-
son will begin on Thursday, July 81
and close out my stock Of furniture
stoves, harness, bicycles, guns, watches.
ETC., and will hold a regular auction
sale every two weeks after the present
stock is sold. will continue to buy
goods az usual end will ship in by car
lots for each sale. Any one wishing can
send in anything to be sold at any
of the sales on commission
basis. All amounts up to SO cash,
above $40 good bankable paper. have
ready to Offer at the 8 ale. Don't forget
the date and come as you can get every
thing at your own price& E. AZ.
CURRIE, Dickinson. 7-9-2t