The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

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Conductor John Manley has a run
west from Glendive now.
Editor P. ]. Close was up from Rich
ardton the first of the week.
Chas. King was down from Belield
on Saturday attending to business mat
tiers.
Mrs. P. E. Zimmerman of South Heart
was visiting Mrs. F. G. Sullivan the
first of the week.
H. c. Christensen was in from his
ranch the first of the week. returning
north on Wednesday.
Ladies wanting. .up-to-date dressmak-
ing at reasonable prices call on the
Mari Sisters. over Dickinson Hardware
store. 1p
Mrs. ]. B. Prendereast and baby,
together with her nurse. Miss Houck. re-
turned to their home in Sentinel Butte
on Tuesday.
Miss Trina Matson of Fayette has
been spending the week in the city,
having dental work done and visiting
with friends.
Simon Sibly was helping. his neigh
Dor. B. B. Delaney, thresh the past
week. The wheat yield was 700 BUSH
els: oats $50 and fax to finish.
The fair in aid of St. Patrick's
church will be held this year in the
Dickinson opera house Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. October "a,
Is and 10Th. It
October oath. 25th and 10th. are the
dates sci for St. .Patrick's church fair
this season. The fair will be held in
the opera house and the usual variety
OF fancy work and other articles will
be offered.
j. Vaughn was out this week for the
first time in some time, having been ill
for about five weeks. He is improving
rapidly now and expects t be perfectly
we'll in a short time.
Guy Dickinson returned Saturday by
auto from Bowman, where he and his
father attended to the loading and ship
ping of their band Of sheep. H. L.
Dickinson accompanied the shipment
to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vaughn have decided
to spend the winter at their orchard
farm near Grand Junction, Colorado,
where Mrs. Vaughn and the children
will 60 within a few days. Mr.. Vaughn
will follow as soon as he can close up
some business matters. They have q
lot of fine fruit in their orchard and
anticipate a delightful winter.
J. B. Day of Flint, Mich. home of
the Buick manufacturers, was in
Dickinson and vicinity the past week
in the interests of the Chamberlain
Medicine Co. of Des Moines. Robert
Lyon took the gentleman north on
Wednesday 10 Manning, Emerson and
R~ockspring.
Through c. B. Hanson, the land man,
John Bisser purchased the farm Of DR..
J.. W. Bailey of Bailey in Dunn county.
Mr.. Bisser and family have been resid-
ing on the E. j. Scharf farm about "
miles from the city the past summer
but will remove to their new farm soon.
DR.. Bailey, as already mentioned in
these columns, is coming to Dickinson
to take up his profession mi will be
here about November first. Mr.. Bisser
paid $25 per acre for the Bailey farm.
Commissioner and Mrs. D. Hughes
stopped off in Dickinson between trains
on Wednesday, returning from Fargo to
Belield. MIR. !. Hughes accompanied
Commissioner Roquette northwest about
eight miles and arranged to have the
hill cut down at the Frank Dolezal
place and the road graded east of
Henry Oukrop's. This is work that had
been made necessary on account of
people fencing their land. Frank Ridl
HAS uAe JVD.
There has been a new p~ostofice des-
ignated at John Testers place north of
Belfield. This new Office is to be named
Fairfield. John Tester has been ap-
pointed postmaster and as soon as he
gets his papers fixed up he expects to
open the Office. 1t will be about cen.
trally located between Gorham, Quinion
and Snow postoffices- eight miles being
the closest Office. This will be q ereat
thing for the farmers in that vicinity.
-Belield Times.
P. F. Kelly, district deputy of thu
Modern Woodmen of America for West.
ern North Dakota, will make Dickin.
son his headquarters in the neal fut-
ure. moving his family here from Man.
dan. The Woodmen have the distinct.
ion Of having the greatest membership
of any fraternal insurance society in
the World. Dickinson has a good sized
Camp. as has almost every town in