The Dickinson press., 1910-12-10


Just received a new lot of Stetson
stiff and soft hats. L. J. Dickinson &
Son. 1t
WANTED-a bunch of sheep, will buy
or trade horses for them. or run them on
shares. Address, H. v. Johnston.
Med0ra. 12-10-2p
Miss Lota Nettleton lett Wednesday
for her home in Cleveland. Ohio. after
spending several weeks here, the guest
of her aunt, Miss Eva NJ. Alcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. Buchner returned
Wednesday from Duluth. where they
spent three weeks al Mr.. Buchner's
old home.
Well established boarding house bust
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
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co. shut down this week for the holiday
season. The company has several mil
lion pressed brick on hand and have
clays in the sheds for half to a million
run of brick in the event of Getting
special orders during the winter months.
The adjuster for the Home Fire Ins.
Co. was here the latter part of last week
and settled with Paul Koch the AMOUNT
lost in a recent fire. Mr.. Koch received
a little over ST. 400 on barn and con-
tents. The r. H. Johnson Co. have the
agency for this company.
Harry B. Hanson and Miss Mae Jacobs, |
both OF Taylor, were married by Rev. F.
L. Watkins at the Methodist Episcopal
church parsonage in Dickinson at 2 p.
m. on December S., Mr.. Hanson is
manager of a grain elevator at Taylor
where the happy couple will make their
future home.
The first real snow of the season fell
on Saturday night and since that time
the weather has been somewhat colder
than heretofore this season. The fall of
snow was light, not more than two
inches. but it made travelling in the
country bad. The cold weather has held
off unusually we'll this season.
Willis Eaton arrived Sunday in the
city to visit his sister. Mrs. P. J.. Pelis-
sier. for a few days. He was en- route
from Wolf. Wyoming, to a tour
of the larger eastern cities. Mr.. Eaton,
with his brother. Howard. wat at one
time interested in the Custer Trail ranch
south of Medora, leaving about six years
ago to engage in business at Wolf.
Carl Anderson drove in Tuesday night
bushels of flax. He reported a little more
However, the wheeling was not 80 bad
this side of Sadowsky's. Mr.. Ander-
sons small field of wheat sown on land
cropped with corr last season was good,
but the rest of his grain was light.
The Odd Fellows elected the follow
ing officers on Tuesday evening Duncan
McNeill. N. G; C. c. Turner. V G; Lee
Auner, recording secretary; J. P.
Tingle. permanent secretary; Duncan
Mckenzie. treasurer; Fred Angliss,
trustee. Their installation will take
place early in january. John Helquist
was given the first degree work IN Tues
day evening.
Mrs. A. T. Crowl is in receipt of 100
pounds of fine raisins from her three
acre vineyard in the Ell Cajon valley in
southern California. Several friends
of the Crowl family have had a chance
to taste the raisins and pronounce them
delicious. Mrs. Crowl's orchard is not
far from San Diego and contains 40
acres of grape fruit, lemon and orange
land.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Congrc-
eational church met on Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Alice Poland and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Mrs. A. Dingman. president ;
Mrs. Alice Poland, vice president Mrs.
B. E. Noark, secretary and Mrs. NJ. l..
Ayers. treasurer /; executive committee,
Mrs. A. N. Jefferies, Mrs. H. L. Dick
inson and Mrs. David, Roberts.
VIM. and Henry David were in Dick
inson last Saturday on some land bust
ness matters. Henry David recently
sold his quarter section of land in
Dunn county 10 Carl Duckhorn at SIC
per acre and purchased 100 acres near
his farm in this county, thus giving
him 800 acres, located near the VIM.
David place. This brings Mr.. David
nearer railroad markets and just suits
him in every way.
At their regular meeting Monday night
the X. of P's. elected the following
officers: L. P. Bremen, c.. C.; L. S.
Read, v. c.. r. P. Kilburn. Prelate !;
W. j. L%ittlehales. M of W Asa Dawson,
X. of r and S: Asa Dawson, M of F;
F. D. Wilson. M Of E; Jerry Dryer, M
of A; Jacob Olson. Inner Guard S. H.
Richie, Outer Guard a. B. Robinson,
G. L. r; c.. S. Langdon, Trustee.
On Monday evening Mrs. Mary>Mc-
Gillivray entertained about Is of her
friends and %neighbors at her beautiful
home on Sims street. As features of
the entertainment John c. Lyon gave
several vocal selections, accompanied by
Miss Grace Crowl. he also gave readings
from SHAKESPEARE. Rev. J. S. Brayfield
also rendered vocal numbers, and alto
gether the evenings program was we'll
carried out and much enjoyed. Mrs.
McGillivray served a dainty and ap-
petizing luncheon al the close.
Dunn County News The News is in
receipt of a letter from Chas. A. Miller.
who is now located at Brooks, Alberta,
Canada. Chas. will be remembered by
a 6reat many News readers aa hav;nd