The Dickinson press., 1911-03-11

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tiers for a while.
Steve Brittner writes from Richard,on
that stock is looking we'll. The weather
is good and all is we'll.
George Brown was moving this week
into the Smith Harrison house, just north
of the high school.
j. N. Brady of Lehigh has rented the
c. F. Wilde house on Sims street and
was moving his family into it this week.
For rent. on easy terms. a new, good
piano. Apply to Mrs. Houston,
Marguerite Boulevard. 3-11-2t
Mr.. and..Mrs. j. A. Swingle OF. Medora
were doing shopping and t%ransactins
other business in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Lyon entertained several
ladies at a little musicale at her home
on Monday evening. A nice luncheon
was also served by the hostess.
Mrs. John Orchard left on..Friday for
Fargo. where she will spend several
days visiting her son. Ernest. Orchard,
of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Beard returned
Sunday evening from their Twin City
trip. stopping over at Hunters to visit a
brother and sister en- route.
Miss-.Marion Howe came up early in
the week from her home at He,tineer
and has accepted a position. as clerk in
the register of deeds office.
H. F. Beeman was a business visitor
from Mott on Tuesday. He says that
things are booming right along at the
Hettineer county capital.
l.. H. Nichols and his father, A. F.
Nichols, returned Wednesday from a trip
10 Des Moines, Iowa, and 10 Denver,
Colorado.
1t is understood that all the N. P.
train dispatchers and trainmasters get
a raise of SIS per month commencing
with March list.
With the..--close of the legislative ses-
sion. D. E. Crowley, who had been al
the capital city in the interests of drug
store legislation. returned to his home
in the city.
Clip Jones of Medora returned this
week from Madison. Wis, and went out
to Schafer to take charge of the Dow
Klauber ranch there in which he is
interested.
A men by the name of Steve Franchuk
of the Green River district in Billings
county. was recently adiudged insane
and taken to Jamestown. He first re-
ceived the attention of the Stark county
sanity board, but he was found 10 be a
resident of Billings.
P. H..-.Rundle. vice president of the
Dry Farming Congress for Midway, states
that a meeting will be held out there
just as soon es arrangements can be
made for speakers. He had Planned 10
get the date set for a time following
the Belield meeting.
The Scranton Register rece ntly spoke
of the Consolidated Coal Co., s artine
farming operations already. ty d'scing
and rolling their land. This compa ~
has 900 acres of land down there and
are planning on putting a large acreage
under crops this spring.
Bert Townsend received a draft fer
1925 from the Michigan Commercial
Insurance Co., through their local agent.
John Orchard, this week. This was the
amount of insurance Mr.. Townsend
coined on his automobile which was
burned recently.
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Senator L. A. Simpson goes to
Schafer. in Mckenzie county. for the
18th when he appears for the defense in
an important desert land case. Mr..
Simpson will 90 to Schafer via Fargo
and Williston.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ashbaaker were
in from Oakdale a few days .early.,in the
week. Mrs. AshbaaAer was formerly
Miss Myrtle Merrill and took an oppor=:
!,tpni,y Of ylsltlns several Of her old
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Harnden are
at San Diego, California, enjoying the
balmy weather of the southern cline.
The peach and other fruit trees are in
blossom and on the whole they think
that it is an ideal country in which to
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman C%ollicott of
Hettinger were in Dickinson the past
week to make proof at the Dickinson u.
S. land Office on 80 acres of coal land
taken by Mrs. Collicott near Haynes.
This land is supposed to contain a deep
vein of coal. The price paid was $40
per acre.