The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13

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This issue is No. %. printed on Friday
and dated the 18th.
Miss Kate Heises 10 the nav clerk at
the Racket store.
Mrs. L N. Hart is visiting Nj. and
Mrs. Hart in the vicinity Of Sholls-
made this week.
F. A. Little and Reuben Lyon left for
Fayette Friday morning in an auto with
two land buyeeS.
Master Harold Porter came up nom
Mandan Thursday and 10 staying q few
days at the Besrinser home.
The little daughter of Nj. and Mrs. J.
A. Swinele of Medora 10 receiving
medical treatment at the Stein hospital
this week.
Miss Myrtle Parker returned Monday
from the Geo. Parker ranch neal Medora,
where she spent two weeks visiting.
Wheat has been selling at a triae
better than $1.0o per bushel this week.
A little new wheat has been received
at the local elevators.
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson will entertain
the ladies missionary society Of the
Congregational church at her home next
Thursday afternoon.
Reuben Lyon took his mother out to
see her son, R. v. Lyon, at Badlands,
the new p~ostofice east of the old Yule
Office. The son had been i'll but he is
all right again.
Mrs. Anderson and three children,
who were visiting Attorney and Mrs.
Thomas Pugh for several days. returned
the first of the week to their home at
Inkster, N. D.
H. A. Turner wat in from his farm
near South Heart on Thursday. He has
go acres in flax which he says is look
ing. fine as III all the crops in his
vicinity.
Miss Anna Vallancey came up from
Mandan and took charge of the millin-
cry store purchased by the Vallancey
sisters from Miss r.. M. Runck. Miss
Kitty V~ellancey is in the cities select
ing her fall stock Of millinery goods. :
Charles Carkery, father Of Mrs. n. C.
Short of Medora. returned home the first
of the week from the Stein hospital
where he had been receiving medical
treatment for a time.
Receiver W. A. Mcclure returned
Thursday from Baldwin, Kansas, where
he was called several weeks ago by the
illness of his father. who is suffering
from senile debility and heart trouble.
The Dickinson Creamery Co. sends a
supply of buttermilk twice a week to
the Samaritan hospital at Glendive,
which is in charge of Miss Scott,
formerly with Miss A. B. Stein of this
city.
Mrs. F. D. Hevener took Mrs. W. C.
Crawford, Mrs. H. T. Reichert and Mrs.
Geo. Dobson by auto to Bowman, where
the ladies were to spend a few days
visiting Mrs. Dugald Stewart and Mrs.
c. J. Phelan. They expected to be back
the latter part Of the week.
Three of the Northern Pacific Ry.
officials, including Master Mechanic C..
E. Allen, called IN S. p. Gotta in this
city recently to look owe his new air
break device. From The fact that they
came on their own account. spent a
good deal of time in examining the
model. it is believed that there is some
good in the patent for Mr.. Gotta.
Soules & Butler have received a COM
plete Case tbreshing rig for Carl Rel
mann out south, a separator for Martin
& MaTteney. homesteaders northwest,
who are going to fit up with their plow-
ing engine and 60 into the Black butte
country. and a Rumely gasoline thresh-
ing engine for Reece Bros. on the New
England road.
Mrs. J.. G. Campbell, one of the
pioneer residents of Dickinson, arrived
Monday from her new home at Bakers
field, California, and is visiting her
%dauehters. Mrs. T. G. Saunders of
Oakdale and Mrs. Robert Lyle, also
many of her old friends. while attend
ing to some business matters. She and
the Judge have been in good health since
leaving Dickinson over a year ago, and
much enjoy the climate and surround
ings in their California home.
TOOK ALL HIS MONEY.