The Dickinson press., 1910-11-26
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Mrs. Coburn was shopping at Dickin-
son this week.
Mrs. Bob Lewis was on the sick list
several days this week.
A. B. Dorval was q business visitor
from Dickinson Monday.
Peter Jameson Of Taft was transact
ing business in Belfeld the past week.
Roy Marvin was in from his ranch
near Medora Friday and Saturday, shop
ping.
One of the Carney Bros. transacted
business in Dickinson Monday. He
held a sale there last Saturday.
Robert Coburn returned from Mime
apolis Monday. where he has been the
past two weeks %transacting busin .ss.
j. L. McCutchan made final proof on
his homestead before Register S. N.
Ferris at the Dickinson U. S. land office
last friday.
Magnus Johnson. with the help of
August Lindholm. moved the Imperial
barns Wednesday to a lot east of
Wrieht's store.
The fore part of the week the Piesik
Land & Loan Co. sold q section IA miles
north of town to an eastern party at $14
per acre. 81. 200 cash.
A basket social will be; given at the
school house near Geo. Fosters place
north of Belfeld next Tuesday, for the
benefit of the school library.
1. Christensen departed the middle of
last week for Colorado. Mr.. Christensen
expects to visit there and several other
points until after Christmas.
C. F. HARRISON was in the village the
fore part of the week. Mr.. Karlson is
one of our progressive farmers who lives
near Gaylord, and always has a good
word for Western North Dakota.
Be)feId is coming to be quite a
theatrical center. There has been
several troops here the past week. Not
only did they give excellent entertain
ments but gave dances afterwards.
On Friday evening, November Is. a
pie social was given at school No. 4,
Fisher district, and $32. Is was raised
for the purpose of buying a library for
the school.
M. Schwartz spent Saturday and Sun
day of this week in Hebron with his
wife, who is visiting with her parents.
Mr.. Schwartz stopped off at Dickinson
on his return home.
Conard Kowis. who lives eleven miles
north of Belfield. brought his brother,
Martin, in to the hospital Monday, he
being taken down with a light attack of
typhoid@ fever. He will be under the
care of Drs. Cowill and Holland.
r. D. Bartlett, of the Beach Improve
ment Company, was in town a few days
this week %transacting business in con-
~nection with the company. He appoint
ed Atty. P. O. Gordon local agent. This
company has a lot proposition on at
Beach.
Frederick Lohdenschlager of Seattle.
WASH, gave a turkey dinner at the
Savoy to a number of his Belield
friends. The dinner was served in
courses and set up in fine style. Mr..
Loudenschlaeer purchaseda large number
of turkeys which he intends to take to
Seattle with him.
Some one, who apparently was suffer-
ing with the cold, stole a quilt and two
pillows from the Imperial hotel the lat
ter part of last week. 1t was some
time before trace of the guilty party
could be found. Several days after his
pal gave the secret away. saying they
stole them to get even with the land
lord. Nothing was done about it as the
stuff was returned uninjured.
Supt. B. O. johnson. of this division
of the N. P. was in tow from Glen.
dive the fore part of the week, looking
up the proposition of putting in a cross
ing on C street. Mr.. johnson says tha'
it will be impossible to put in a cross
ing on that street, or in fact the N. r
company would not agree to it as it is
very dangerous place for a crossing OF
account of the elevators. A person ap
preaching the track from the north coul,
not see a train until they were almost
: on the tract, consequently a crossing a
this point might be the cause of acct
dents.
RAIDER Township
Geo. Thompson returned Wednesda;