The Dickinson press., 1910-08-20
LOCAL NEWS

During the first twenty four hours the
Dickinson Realty Co. has already sold
q number of their lots. 1t
Mrs. S. M. Ferris was quite i'll the
first of the week, but is much improved
now.
Mrs. Ella Soulc and Mrs. Bailey of
Bailey were doing shopping in the city
the first of the week.
Mrs. j. L%eonberger and Mrs. Walter
Junkin went to Hunters Hot Springs this
week to recuperate for a few weeks.
Mrs. H. L Dickinson opened her
house, which has been made almost en-
tirely new by extensive repairs, by en-
tertaining the ladies missionary society
of the Congregational church on Thurs
day afternoon. The society members
felt rather fattered and had many COM
plimeuts for the fine new home of which
Mrs. Dickins OIL is mistress.
j. A. Kemble was in from his farm
northeast of the city or Thursday to see
his son, Engineer John M. Kemble,
wife and two n off on their return
to Glendive. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Ward also drove in from the Kemble
home where they have been visiting
Mrs. Wards parents for some weeks.
DR.. Sarah Ethel Smith spent Sunday
at the Smith farm. which has been
christened Peaceful Valley farm"
about 80 miles north of the city. DR..
l.. C. Smith has been at the farm the
past three weeks, where they have SOC
acres of their section of land cropped
with flax which is looking fine and
promises a good weld.
For Sale-a No. 66 Singer sewing
machine, Miss c. L. Wells. 8-20-2t
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hutchmacher on August IA
Every one who has seen the novel
it a dandy. It
M. j. Donghue of Belield was meet
ing old friends in Dickinson the first of
the week.
A. Hilliard. A. T. Crowl, N. C..
Lawrence and L. j. Dickinson autoed
out to Bowman OF Friday to see the
country.
Messrs. Hamilton. Haley and Abbott
arrived in the city Thursday to take
charge of the campaign of the Dickin-
son Realty Co. for selling their 100
choice building lots. 1t
Louis Petricka has taken an office
with Attorney Blanchard in the Ray
building. They have organized the
Dickinson Land & Loan Co. and are
already out hustline for business.
Light frosts were reported at Medora
Tuesday night and some one reported
the same from Dickinson. This, how
ever, was a mistake here at the official
record for August 16 was 50 degrees.
1t is important to you that you have
the novel plan al advertised by the
Dickinson Reality Co. explained to you
and it is more important that you take
advantage of it. 1t.
A 1, 600 bushels of the John Reuter-
where crop had been delivered at the
elevator up to Thursday night and as
near as could be calculated the average
yield was IS to 16 bushels per acre.
The Reuter- farm is located northwest of
the city.
On Wednesday Mrs. McGillivray and
Miss Mary Bisset drove to the Bisset
ranch northwest of the city. 1t was
their plan to visit the McGlllivray ranch
on the trip but they had a little trouble
in finding the right road and had time
to visit but the one place.
Miss Mary Bisset, who had been
spending several days at the home of
judge and Mrs. w. C. Crawford, left
Thursday evening for her home in
Spokane. Miss Bisset was called to
Clayton, Mimi, by the death of a sister
to visit friends and look after the Bisset
ranch, formerly the property of Henry
Schultz. Miss Allie Bisset, now in the
east, will 60 to Spokane to join her sis
ter within a few days.
Miles City Independent: A. H.
Arnett and w. l.. Richards of Dickin-
son, who purchased the Harris cattle
some weeks ago were Miles City visitors
Wednesday. Mr.. Arnett is president
and Mr.. Richards is vice president of
the Merchants National bank of Dickin-
son and are heavily interest ed in other
conditions in North Dakota are not az
bad as reported and that while the yield
is lighter than q year ago the increased
acreage will-more than make up for it.
CRISP HOT TOAST
Made before your eyes. On the din
ming room table. or wherever there is an
electric light outlet, Just as you like it.
Call Hughes & Deiters for n on trial. II