The Dickinson press., 1910-11-05

Jim Commons Of Gladstone was in Dick
inson on Tuesday.
To rent-furnished room in modern
house. J. W. Sturgeon. 1i-5-;2p
R. S. Bookings was up from Richard
ton this week.
J. F. Christen was up from Taylor
Tuesday evening. sea 'sas
Dr.. Faber and Ed. Mottershead were
up from Richardton for the Ell meeting
tuesday. ~ Is ts- ~ rs . : 1s
Julius Wilkins Of Taylor went 10
Wisconsin this week on some land bust.
nese.t f.j#fff H. ~
CITY Engineer W. r. vesel returned
last Friday from his government survey
ing contracts out north.
The public schools in Dickinson will
be in session on election day this year
and will have in lieu of this holiday
the Friday after Thanksgiving.
T. H. Nelson, who makes headquarters
in Dickinson. went to Beach and Senti.
mel Butte this week to look after his
coffee trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Griffith of South
Heart were in Dickinson on Tuesday.
Mr.. Griffith left the Stein hospital last
Saturday and appears to be getting
along very nicely.
A. E. Ireland. of the Missouri Valley
Land Co.. left this week for Darlington
where he wished to be on election day
and where he will spend a portion of
the winter.
H. A. Hogue, who has been with the
Missouri Valley Land Co. the past sea-
son. will 60 to Regent December / to
be associated with the Black Butte Land
Co. for the winter.
James Callahan of Richardton is act
ing as agent in his town for the local
pantorium Of which o. B. Vallancey is
proprietor, and which is building up a
good business in the city.
The six children of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pelissier of Medora are suffering
with scarlet fever. At last reports this
week, all were doing we'll and were
practically out of danger.
J. W. Sturgeon has rented the w. w.
Holbrook house on West Willard srteel,
where he is keeping house. Mrs.
Sturgeon having arrived from De Smit,
South Dakota.
How foolish men are where q beauti-
full woman is concerned! Notice it
again in Just A Woman's Way which
will be the next attraction at the Dick
inson opera house on Thursday November
10. IS -
There was a disastrous prairie fir e
recently in the neighborhood of Alt.
Whites ranch out in the Cannon Ball
river country. 1t burned very close to
the Whiteranc buildings and destroyed!
sumo of the hay at the place. s.at 7a
lHGeo: F.. Thompson has finished his
fall work, disced all his land back. and
goes to Howard Lake. MIMI. for a few
weeks visit. He had 100 acres OF, wheat
that gave him an average. yield of is
bushels, which lis a good; crop any year.
4 Frank Nelson won the s. at the
Branch. The clock stopped at 6-47-04,
the nearest card presented was 6-39-58.
Wednesday, November 9. instead of
giving So to the winner we will give q
SIS sewing machine.
Milton B. Hilton of Cedar Falls, Iowa,
returned east Wednesday night, follow
ing a sojourn of five or six weeks in the
city. His father, Geo. H. Hilton, has
100 acres lear Eland which is rented to
E. j. Scharf for the coming year. The
land is plowed and will be cropped the
coming season.
S. N. Lebo and two daughters were
down from Medora on Tuesday and
Wednesday. The young ladies visited
with Mrs. Maurice Quinn and had some
dental work done, while Mr.. Lebo trans
acted business. The four members of
Mr.. 'Lebo's family who had infantiie
paralysis the past summer have entirely
recovered from the disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodall and Miss
Lulu and Master Oliver are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks Goodall for about two
weeks. The family had been visiting
friends in Mandan and were Joined
there by MI Goodall, returning from
Washington, D. c., and came on t
Dickinson Saturday evening. Mr.. Good
all found it necessary to return on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Don Stephenson visited a few
days last week with Mrs. Margaret
Roberts, returning later to her home at
Mandan. She with >her son. Don
Stephenson, and his wife and family