The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30
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Austin Halle was up from Lehightto
spend Christmas.
Attorney and Mrs. Haney were Dick
inson visitors Saturday evening.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. X. Seavers Friday. December 22.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Telford. Friday. December %.
Supt. Kitchen Of Sentinel Butte made
a short business call here Tuesday.
Jim Allen left here Saturday evening
for his home in Dubuque. Iowa, to spend
Christmas.
Jos. Anderson of New England spent
Christmas with his brother, Rev. j.
Anderson and family.
Albert Skalbeck and Hans Hanson of
Snow spent a few days in town the lat
ter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dence of Beach
spent Christmas at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 7. sHendren.
Fred Eslinger, q homesteader SOUTH
west Of Belield. has gone to Elbow
Lake, Minnesota, for q months visit.
, Esther Abt entertained a number of
her girl friends Thursday evening, the
occasion being her thirteenth birthday.
Landlord Nelson had painters decora-
ting the walls of his office and lodging
rooms of bis two-story brick building
the past week.
Gresor Reul. from near Wahpeton, is
out visiting his brother, John Reul, a
homesteader southwest. of town Just over
the Stark county line.
Helen Klipgman, who has been at
tending school at Fargo, is spending her
holiday vacation with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Jos. KlinGman.
Herman Nootviagel and family left
here Friday evening for Alexandria,
Mimi, where they will visit relatives
and friends for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Ehrle and family
were in from the country and spent
Christmas at the home of Ed. Ehrle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r. Thompson and
daughter, Ellen, expect to leave Friday
morning for an extended visit with rel
atives and friends at various points in
Minnesota. F.,
The Imperial Hotel is under a new
management and now gives both
board and room at reasonable rates. The
next time you are in Belfield try the
Imperial Hotel. Up
Ernest Davis Of Sank Center. Mimi,
came out recently to visit and see the
country. He is a nephew of Paul Gross
and also a relative of w. E. and
Charles King.
Mike Bolenski has been in town the
last few days, nursing q very sore hand.
About two weeks ago a cat scratched him
on the hand which resulted in blood
poisoning.
Mr.: and Mrs. c. D. Weldon of Vel.
don, Mimi. were called here the latter
part Of the week by the serious illness
Of their daughter. Mrs. Clarence Davis.
Mrs. Davis is reported much better al
this writing.
For the winter months Hughes &
kits will not maintain their Office in
the Nelson building. Commissioners
Hughes has his desk at his house where
he can be easily reached by telephone
at any time. Justice kits, of course,
maintains an Office al the Imperial
Hotel.
Good authorities place the amount Of
fax and wheat marked at Belield the
past fall at 300, 900 bushels and there il
still a great deal to be marked, possibly
100. 600 bushels. The farmers are hauling
whenever the weather is good to the ele.
vators' in town and they will keep it ur
for some time.
L. B. Hanson went to Litchfeld,
Mimi, to spend Christmas with his
wife and little daughters. who have
been visiting for some time with Mrs.
Hanson's parents. Mr.. Hanson expects
to 60 to the coast and will visit his
mother in Seattle before returning t.
Belfield.
Under the new management of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kits. the Imperial
Hotel seems to be quite popular. The
place is made homelike n now that thu
patrons can get both board and rooms,
the public find it a good place to stop.
Louis Rambere, who has been runnins
the L. c. Smith farm 20 miles north the
past season, has been hauling grain te
Belfeld for some time. Before the snoW
last week he was hauling with q sleG
part way and reloading into q wagon
for the last of the haul. requiring two
days for a round trip.
Theodore H. Hayes was in from below
Midway the past week attending to som
legal matters and making holiday our.
chases. MIR. Hayes stated that his fam.
lily vas fortunate this winter in having
a school within a mile of their place.
Ralph is attending and Miss, Myrtle il
home helping her mother, the rest Of
the daughters have married and gone
away. Miss Kruser is the teacher of the
school near the Hayes ranch.
Morris E. Sellers, proprietor of the
Model Barber Shop. under the First
National bank, seems to think that this
is a pretty 9ood place to do business.
He came here about a year sagos from
near Dies M0ines, Iowa. visitingfa sister
in South Dakota and. friendssih The VI.
cinity Of Hebron on. the way OUT Bust:
ness has been good and he, like many
others is glad TO be located il: Belfield.
N. E. Fleming met with what NIGH
have proved o[have beensa very seriou,