The Dickinson press., 1911-10-07
Azure Grape Cream&
Baking Powder
Made from Grapes

C. T. Langley made a trip into Dunn
and Mercer counties this week or BUSH
ness.
Mrs. Geo. Burgess OF Medora is at the
Stein hospital receiving treatment for a
few days.
Arthur Clark was up from Gladstone
on Thursday and delivered a sheep dog
to E. ]. Scharf.
The RUSSELL Miller Milling Co. is
running full blast day and night and
turning out 700 barrels of flour per day.
Col. J. H. Field was feeling much
better this week than he has for some
time. He was able to walk around
town.
Taylor had another drug store fire
scare the first of the week. The fire
occurred in The P. J. McGrath place and
was put out before any serious damage
resulted.
Earl Harmon, located eight miles
south of Medora, won the first premium
in the bucking contest at Beach. The
premium was mi Of the John Rattan
saddles, valued at $50.
J. E. Gaffaney of Bismarck was in
Dickinson this week looking after the
interests of the Underwood typewriter,
which is one of the best stand machines
on the market.
Married m October 1. at St. Patrick
church, by Rev. Fr. John Dignam,
Emein Kanan of this city to Miss Mary
Nichols of Fargo. The groom is the
Kanan storekeeper IN Sims street.
Wheat sold at the local elevators and
Touring mills at CSC per bushel on
Thursday and 94c the following day.
Flax sold Thursday at So. 09 per bushel.
and potatoes were retailing at ST. IS per
bushel. Eggs were still zoe per dozen.
Mrs. Chas. Lichty was entertaining
a party of ladies on Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Second. Ave. ". Social
visiting and cards passed the time all
too quickly and just at the close a de-
licious 3-course luncheon was served,
Mesdames. Donahue and Ed. Partridge
assisting the hostess. Mrs. Lichty
made her rooms festive with sweet pea
blossoms.
Commissioner D. Hughes of the first
district, at the close Of the county board
meeting in Dickinson on Thursday, went
to Fargo to join Mrs. Hughes. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Carufel, wife of a prominent granite
and marble dealer in the Gateway city.
Mrs. Hughes resided for about eleven
years in Fargo at one time and is very
we'll acquainted there. MIR. and Mrs.
Hughes expect to return to Belield next
Tuesday and they may spend Monday
at Bismarck attending the Industrial
Fair.
Medora Herald After Postmaster
Jim Gray had e%xtineuished the lights
at the Office Friday night, and was step
ping from the door to. 60 to the house,
a voice ordered him to throw up his
hands. 1t was al dark as Taft's presi-
Dental outlook, and, not being clear
of the door, he stepped inside and Sc
cured his gun. Nothing further was
heard of the would-be bad man. Mr..
Gray is in doubt as to whether it was
an attempted hold-up or a joke; ifit
was the latter the appreciation of humor
must be great to risk a possible shoot
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wolford and
family expect to get away this week for
Cour d. Alene, Idaho, where they will
visit Mr.. Wolford's parents and probably
make their future home. Mr.. Wolford
has been a prominent member of Co.
X for a good many years and in the
national rifle contests of the past
two years he has held a high score.
Mr.. Wolford secured a homestead in
Hettinger county a few years since,
and Mrs. Wolford's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Lewis. are located in the
vicinity of the Black butte country.