The Dickinson press., 1911-11-11

Louis Hahn has secured q position in
a store at Beach.
November 28th is the date that Judge
Crawford will open a term OF district
court al Bowman.
W. M. Brownfield is back again to
Medora after an extended visit in IlIi-
nois and other eastern states.
Mrs. E. j. Gallipo and little son left
this week for Denver, Indiana. where
they will spend the winter with rela-
tives.
The one-story brick N. P. depot at
Beach is nearing completion and will
be ready fof occupancy about the middle
of this month.
J. Krug pleaded guilty to Grand lar
ceny in Police Magistrate Nichols court
and was sent to Jail for 10 days in adj
dition to a fine of $50. IS.
Miss Mollie Morris, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Morris of Melby, re-
turned this week from a month spent
at McClusky. jamestown and points
east.
A New Rockford dispatch of Novem-
Der 7 said that Thomas Turley. a car
penter, was drowned in a lake while
shooting ducks. This answers the name
of Tom Turley who used to do carpenter
work in Stark county.
Misses Ethel Stewart and Margaret
Manley left Tuesday for a short visit in
the Twin Cities and with Miss Man.
ley's relatives at Rushford, MINI. Miss
Manley will also visit her parents at
Bismarck on her return trip.
Louis Sandvik, Ole Ness, Han Engvik
and Einar Sholl were in from the south
east IN Thursday to make fve-year
homestead proof at the Dickinson IT,. S.
land office. Louis Thorland was also in
on business the same day.
w.: A. Shear. editor of The Sentinel
Butte Republican, has recently returned
from a trip to Washington. Oregon and
other western states and says he is
now fully confirmed in bis opinion that
North Dakota is the best state in the
union.
John Brew came in from Manning the
first of the week. He brought in as far
as Green river the John Fisher cattle
which he had been summering. MIR.
Fisher states that the grazing this fall
is about the best he has ever had.
Dan Brew was in from Manning on
Monday, attending to some business
matters in the city and renewing old
acquaintance. Mr.. Brew has been a
subscriber of the PRESS for over 20
years and has the distinction of. having
received the second copy of the paper
printed.
Mrs. George Ryan of Spokane has been
spending the week with her brother, O.
A. Brown, and cousin, T. F. Murtha.
of this city. From Dickinson Mrs.
Ryan goes to Minnesota to visit her
parents.
At the regular meeting of the X. C.
lodge Monday night a third degree
team, the second lin North Dakota, was
organized The state lodge will soon
appoint a district deputy who will be in
charge of the team work.
H. J.. Reisland, the eyesight,
specialist well known for his superior
skill in fit ing eyes. and who grinds all
glasses while you wait. will be at the St.
Charles Hotel, November 10 to 16. Don't
fail to see him if you suffer nervousness
or have eye trouble of any nature what
ever. Consultation free. it
Conductor and Mrs. A. W. Ellickson
left this week for Forsyth, Mont,
where they will make their home for
the present. Mr.. Ellickson has a regu-
lar run on a local from Glendive to
Forsyth with his lay-over at the latter
place. Dickinson people hope their
move from the city will not be perma-
nent.
Mrs. Edward O'Neil and Mrs. John
O'Neil were down from Glendive
Wednesday. The former lady was Sc
lecting a brick mantel, which she pur-
chased from the Dickinson Fire g.
Pressed Brick Co., for her new bone in
Glendive. Two other mantels we're re-
Gently sold by this company to Glendive
parties. Henry Dion and H. Shable be-
ing the purchasers.