The Dickinson press., 1911-10-21

Mrs. M. L. Ayers returns the 6rst Of
the week from her trip to Vermont.
Mrs. John Courtney of Taylor was a
guest of Mrs. Emma McCloy last Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. A. W. Ellickson and children
returned this week from an extended
visit with her parents In Madison, MINI. (
Stewart Cummings was up from
Mott q few days the first Of the week
visiting his sisters and attending 10
business matters.
Orc. N. Barker is on the membership
committee for the N. D. dental associ-
alton. The annual convne ton will be
held next year on May 14-15 in Grand
Forks.
At the annual Hettinger county teach
ers institute at Mott last week. Dr.. F.
7. Rucker very clearly handled the sub
ject:" Contagious Diseases, their
Detection and Partial Prevention"
Mrs. Adam Roller passed away at her
home II miles south of Dickinson last
Saturday. Lung trouble with compli-
cations was the cause of her death. She
was % years old and leaves no children.
Hugh Stevenson and Bert Townsend
attended the Clarke horse sale in Miles
City and say that horses probably sold
as high as at any time during the year.
Mr.. Townsend did not get home until
the first of the week.
Harry Dence. the city editor of the
Beach Chronicle, was married last week
to Miss Gertrude Hennessy of Belfeld.
Miss Beatrice Nelson of Belfield and
Atty. r. M. Andrews of Beach acted as
bridesmaid and best man, respectively.
Mrs. J. A. Kitchen of Sentinel Butte
won first prize at the Interstate Fair on
one dozen plums, while Mr.. Kitchen Won
first on 10 ears of Dent corn. I bushel
barley, / bushel Durum, 10 ears pop
corn and second On dozen apples.
Oscar Hanson was in Tuesday from
Snow with a load of wheat which he
sold at Csc per bushel. Mr.. Hanson's
flax averaged 10 bushels to the acre.
He has been a homesteader in Billings
county for three years. Elton Kessel
made the trip with Mr.. Hanson.
Last weeks Scranton Register said
Senator L. A. Simpson and j. F.
Brodie of Dickinson motored into
Scranton Thursday night. Mr.. Brodie
remained here the following day look
ing over the business of the coal com
pany of which he is general manager.
Senator Simpson is d~eservedly popular
in the Slope section where he has q
wide acquaintanceship. Since the state
has been re-districted for congressional
representation he has been given much
favorable mention as a probable candi-
date for representative of the western
. district"
The following from the Scranton Res;
lister is concerning Rancher Geo. Clark,
who was a resident of Dickinson il
early days, running stock south of Bel
field for several years, now on San.
Creek near Midway: George Clarl
reached Scranton Wednesday on hi
way home from Chicago. where he ha.
been with a shipment Of cattle. HI
was in the company with Harder. Liv
ingstone and others. Going in, theil
train was ditched near Winona. MINI.
and there was q general shaking up,
CLARK receiving some severe bruises, bu
lhe lives to tell the story.
\ Scranton Commercial club gave
smoker in the club Don on last Tues
day night which proved a decided,
p%leasurable event of its kind. Wit
, cigars and popular games at cards, al
|, thoughts of business cares for the tim
banished. Sandwiches and coffee wer
served for refreshment at ii o'clock,
! and Paul Schoen in the role of the che
! of this department was. Is he Away
!, is, the right man in the right place.
50 Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ledin and llttl
son were in Dickinson on Tuesday ia
. dental work. Mr.. Ledin has a good home
! stead near Halliday, alongside the big J
B. Dickson and C. W. Colerove farms, 9
which places he has found employment
! during the season when not at work on hi
own land. He brought a load of fax t
Dickinson this week which sold Monda!
on the market at 81. IA per bushel. MI
y Ledin was formerly at Buffalo, MINI.
later residing at Minneapolis, fro1
. ! which place he and his wife went I
t Dunn county about five years ago. The
e left their eight year old son. Arthur
i with a neiehbor who was looking afte
= the chickens and stock at the farm. dul
! ing their absence this week.
8 Mott Pioneer Press: MANAGER A. B
Robinson of the Robinson Drug Co.
states that he expects to be com
e fortably located in bis e quarters i
: the new First National Bank buildin
by the holidays. and further states iha
n he will open 10 the public of Mott an
vicinity as nea and attractive up-t,
# date drug store as will be found west
p the Missouri river, which we believe
will do without a doubt. Mr.. Rob insc
is as fine q sentlman as there is
the business, and this combinati1
d should prove a strong M from Il
. a1arf&. ~ e l.