The Dickinson press., 1910-10-08

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solidated Coal Co. was at Scranton on
the Milwaukee line this week looking
after business for his company.
A. J. Stewart. Of the Halo Whittier
Sales & Adv. Bureau. arrived the past
week to take charge Of the company's
special advertising at the local store.
Banker Harve Robinson and Editor ".
A. Shear were down from Sentinel Butte
on Monday. Mr.. Rob inson was at the
u. S. land Office t make homestead
proof.
DR.. D. C. Black, a veterinarian from
B~owbells, has located in Dickinson. TAX
ing an Office on First Ave. E. in the
building formerly occupied by Dan
Fouts.
Mrs. Martin Martinson and sister.
Miss Lizzie T%heodorson. returned to the
city the first of the week from a few
weeks outing spent at the latter's home
stead at Plevna, near Baker. Mont.
Mrs. E. A. Darling of West Bangor,
N. Y, arrived Tuesday to spend the
winter with her niece, Mrs. George Dob
son. Mrs. Darling is a sister of Post
master N. c. Lawrence and Mrs. H. L.
Dickinson.
A. A. Sadowsky. about Is miles
north of Dickinson. had an average
wheat yield of is bushels from 40
acres. He hauled his first load to a
local elevator on Wednesday and re-
ceived 96c per bushel.
E. F. Messersmith took four car loads
of sheep belonging to C. J.. Pennock of
Manning to the Chicago market last
Saturday. Mr.. Messersmith will prob
ably spend a little time taking in the
sights at Chicago before returning.
The Altar Guild Of St. Johns Episco-
pal church will give their annual Hal
lowe-en dance IN Monday night, October
81, at the armory. Symbols of the
, mysterious season will be used in the
decorations and judging from their pre-
vious hospitality, everybody who attends
will be sure to have a good time.
A.. W. Van Clave and Roy Barrigar of
Cedar Falls, Iowa. filed on homesteads
IA miles west of Manning last week and
returned home to wind up their large
job printing establishment preparatory
to moving to Dunn county early in the
spring. They both feel that it will be
we'll for them to be on the farm for q
few years.
W. A. Beck wa in from Baker. Mon
tana, several days this week. renewing
acquaintance and attending to bust
ness matters. Mr.. Beck recently sold
his 320-acre homestead REIMBURSEMENT
10 miles from Baker at SIS per acre. He
had held the claim about five months
and on account of his business was I'M
able to meet the requirements of resi-
dence.
The alarm was sounded Wednesday
afternoon for a fire at the John Achze-
mer place in district No. 2. The family
, was living in one end Of the barn while
!, their house was being erected, and in
) some way the hay in the other end
caught fire. The mother and three chill
dren saved the most of their household
effects. The loss is probably SIPS and
no insurance. Mr.. Achzemer is a
laborer at Lehigh.
Work at the Northern Pacific Express
Office has become so heavy the past few
weeks that it was necessary for Express
Agent Jahr to have an assistant in the
Office. A. A. Dinsdale, who had been
driving the express wagon, was trans
ferred to the Office and Walter Grof Of
Menominee Falls, Wis. was secured fol
the delivering. With this added hell
express packages are now being de-
livered to all parts of the city, free OF
charge.
Last week occurred the marriage o
Fred Eyer and a Mrs. F%lannaagn, VIII
formerly resided at Tower City, thit
state, but who recently has kept house
for her father. Fred Hemptdine nea
Manning. Mr.. Eyer is a young mar
who has lived in what is now Dunr
county for about twenty years. is indus.
trious, and has many friends. Tn
bride has also made many friends dur
ing her residence in the county. The!
will soon 60 to housekeeping on thu
kgroom's homestead. Dunn County Set
tier.
E. T. Collom of Minneapolis, repre-
sentine the Western Adjustment Co.,
was in town this week adjusting thu
loss on the property of F.. E. Eyer and
w. r. Cline. Mr.. COLON spent but ont
hour in the settlement of the loss, an,
will pay the insurance in full. Tn
loss is the first the Firemans Insurance.
Co. of Newark, N. j.. has had west o.
Riamarck and If ia mnaf dratifvin6 fr