The Dickinson press., 1910-12-17

Mrs. Stewart Cummings and little
daughter, Doris, left Sunday for their
home in Mott.
Fred Palasme was in from the south
this week to make homestead proof on
his land IL miles this side of New
England.
WANTED-a bunch of sheep. will buy
or trade horses for them. or run them on
shares Address, fl. V. Johnston.
Medora. 12-10-2p
F. G. Reed has been appointed a
member of the Dickinson library board
to fill the vacancy caused by the resign
ment of DR.. C. N. Barker.
Well established boarding house busi-
ness on 4th Ave. W for sale. including
entire equipment; 60 regular boarders !;
good thing for the right parties. Mrs.
J. b. Walsh. 11-5-tf
| F. E. Smith and son, Walter, were in
from Gorham OH Tuesday, Mr.. Smith
reported about three inches of snow in
Billings county and he says it is good
thing for stock.
States Attorney :Alf. O. Nelson and
Justice Morton were in from Manning
on Tuesday. Attorney Nelson, who is
also u. S. Commissioner in Dunn county
has moved from Bailey and located per-
manently at Manning.
Supt. L. r. Waldron went to Larimore
on Tuesday to give an address on the
raising of alfalfa at the Mid-winter fair
and institute there. He was to make
stops in both Bismarck and Fargo en-
route.
James Christensen was down from
Belfeld on Wednesday, He came down
to act as juror in the Pelton case, but
was excused. Mr.. Christensen has
horse ranch in the country north of Bel,
field, but is employed IN the W. T.
Hendren store at BelfieId for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nogele and little
daughter left Wednesday for Iowa to
visit for few weeks. While away Mr..
Noggle will purchase new machinery
for the Dickinson Cement & Coal Co.,
which will enable the firm to take care
of the largest jobs in the cement work
another year.
F. D.Mortord is as usual spending the
winter in Spokane where he has employ
ment with one of the car companies at
goUd salary. He enjoyed the apple
show and said there were 500 different
apple specimens on exhibition. He ex-
poets to return next spring to take orders
for, the Jewell Nursery CO. as before
On Monday, Rev. F. L. Watkins of
the Methodist church performed the
marriage ceremony of Ray E. Jones and
Miss Isabella Waterlin, both of Green
Bay, Wis. They are making their home
in Dickinson for the present and may
decide to locate here permanently.
| J. A. Clark of the agricultural college
has been engaged for the Dickinson ex-
pertinent station to take the place of
Charles Clark, a brother, who went to
| Arizona in the fall. MIR. Clark will
come as the special agent of the depart
ment of agriculture and will have charge
of grain growing.
Good typewriter for sale. Inquire of
R. S. Price. Dickinson. 10-17-2t
H. S. Wilson, state examiner,
finished checking the Office of the audi
tor and treasurer of Stark county the
past week. The accounts of both Audi
tor Hughes and Treasurer Riessbeck were
found correct.
MIR. and Mrs. Hans Granmo left Tues
day for Tibbee Station, Mississippi,
where they will spend the winter with
Mrs. Granmo's parents. Mr.. Granmo
he's worked at his trade as carpenter
in this city for about five years and
thinks that an other summer, will see
him located in the coast country some-
where.
All lovers of healthy, wholesome
dramatic art. will welcome THE Squaw
Man., Edwin Milton Royle's masterful
drama of the West, which the leading
dramatic reviewers have hailed as 1.-The
Great American Play. ''The Squaw
Man" will be presented at the opera
house on Saturday. December "a. with
the entire production and magnificent
scenic equipment, which will be pre-
cisely the same, in every detail, as pre-
sented during the phenomenal run of
over one thousand performances in
New York city.
Jas. Eslick returned Wednesday from
his extended visit to Mama, Fla. Mr..
Eslick bought 10 acres of land near
Mama where he went to look his real
estate over. He is very we'll pleased
with the country and has purchased 10
acres of unimproved fruit land. 1t is
indeed interesting to listen to Jim's
story of his trip-about the country and
his fishind exDedition The te1edrau ro