The Dickinson press., 1911-11-04

Guy Hunter returned on Sunday from
a business trip to the Twin Cities.
P. H. Rogers went to Forsyth
Montana. OF Monday to see John Neil
about the purchase of a barber bust
ness. Mr.. Neil was formerly a resident
of this city.
Joseph Reems of Oakdale was return
ing the first of the week from neal Min
neapolis. where he had been to look
after: a farm which he owns there.
Oscar Heleeson was in from his farm
at Edgar on Saturday and brought in IA
horses which he sold to E. E. Railson.
who intends to take them to his farm
south of Bismarck. Mr.. Heleeson has
just finished harvesting his IS acres of
fax which he thinks will yield a good
average for this year. He had 100 acres
of wheat which went 8 bushels to the
acre.
Fred Bolte of Springfield. NO.. was
in Dickinson the past week, having
spent a week or two at Richardton, look
ing after his farm interests. Mr.. Bolte
still retains his farm near Richardton,
and it may be that he will move back
from Missouri a little later. He does
not like it down south very well. and
if he can sell his 80-acre farm there
he will not hesitate about returning to
Stark county.
The remains of Mrs. L. Feskens were
inferred in St. Patrick's cemetery last
Saturday morning. Rev. FIR. John Dig
nam accompanying the remains from
the Feskens home near South Heart and
officiating at the last services. Mr.. and
Mrs. Feskens had lived in southwest of
South Heart, in what is known as the
Lone Tree neighborhood, for about a
year. coming from near Zenith. They
were Hoilanders and we're we'll liked by
their n%eiehbors and friends. Deceased
leaves besides a husband, four OF five
children. one of which is an infant.
Miss Mary Bissett of Spokane. re-
turning from a visit in Minnesota,
spent a day in the city the past week.
She was accompanied by her nephew,
Allen Buss. who was going out to Wash
ington to attend school during the win.
ter. Miss Allie Blssett, who has
visited in Dickinson in former years, il
a teacher in the public schools ir
| Spokane. These ladies are the owner.
of two sections of land in Billings
county. formerly the Henry Schultz ranch.
The place has good improvements ant
is fitted up for sheep raising. Commits
sioner John Tester has charge of tn
buildings on the place.
A line from Claude Shaw indicate.
that the family is enjoying things a
St. Francis. MINI. Amos is in hi
second year of high school at Anoka an,
the following from the Anoka Heral,
gives all account of a pleasant event a
the home of our former Dickinson
friends: THE Entire Nous pleasant!
surprised Mrs. G. H. Shaw at her hom,
at St. Francis Tuesday afternoon. tn,
occasion being her birthday. A mos
enjoyable afternoon was spent. De
licious refreshments were served aftel
which all left for home declaring Mrs.
Shaw a charming entertainer"
At a recent banquet of the Mott Com,
mercial Club. Druggist A. B. Robinson,
formerly Of Dickinson spoke on the sub.
ject of waterworks and concerning hi,
talk the Mott Pioneer Press said the fol.
lowing: A. 8. Robinson wa ASSIGNEE
the topic Of waterworks and better fr,
protection, and the popular druagis
covered himself all over with glory II
the manner in which he handled thi,
question. A. B. has had this subject
upon other occasions and is we'll posted.
The speaker went over the questioi
thoroughly and outlined what was, II
his opinion. the best thing to do. Hi
suggestions will no doubt be acted upor
by the VILLAGE board in the neae future,
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