The Dickinson press., 1911-06-24

K MI. and Mrs. Joe Murphy were down
from tho north last Saturday.
]. A. Vaughn and s. s. Sutherland
made an auto tlip to Mott last Saturday
on business returning Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Culver were in
Dickinson last Saturday and in the
afternoon drove 10 New England to visit
for day.
D. F. Herstein was in Monday from
near Regent. He reported crops as look
ing fair at his place, although rain
would be needed very soon.
Miss Edna Kono was visiting Fern
Wilson at Shollsmade for several days
returning this week. Miss Kono will
commence term of school in the Stults
district on July 3rd.
Joseph Wokal says that there has been
more rain out north than at Dickinson
and they also had more hail. His crops
were looking good at the time he was in
Dickinson on Monday.
Miss Pluma Nichols accompanied her
father, L. H. Nichols. on business
trip to New England Monday, taking the
Milwaukee train to Mott where she
visits Eta Rump for several days..
Mrs. Charles Burdick and Miss Cora
Christerson, who has just finished term
of school in the versippi district, were
in Dickinson Monday. Miss Christerson
was en- route home north of Richardton.
H. A. Kasper was in from Manning
last week to meet Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Morton, recently married at Crystal. N.
D. They will 60 to housekeeping on
Mrs. Morton's homestead north of
Manning.
Mrs. A. B. Robinson was expected
home from her three months visit at
Strathcona. Alberta, this week. She
reports young son at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Smith. Mrs. Smith be-
ing her daughter.
Homer Davis was down from his home
stead 80 miles north of Glendive. visit
ing his parents, Dr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Davis, few days last week. He re-
ported splendid crops in the country
north of Glendive.
Mrs. Agnes Beidler and her daughter,
Miss Edith. have finished their visit
with Minneapolis friends and are now at
the St. Cloud lakes where they have a
tent and will camp for month or two
before returning to Dickinson.
Guy Dickinson, Mrs. S. P. Gotta.
Misses Pearl Nichols and Mabel Cum
mines autoed to Mott last Sunday. TAX
ing down Ethel Cummings, who will re-
main at Mott for the summer at the
home of her brother, Stewart Cummings.
H. W. LaChat Of Los Angeles was the
guest of Supt. and Mrs. p. S. Berg in
Dickinson on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. LaChat has an apartment house in
the central portion of Los Angeles. and
was eli route to Ohio. bis native state,
for visit.
According to the census figures just
issued, North Dakota stands afth in
percentage of growth. This is most
enviable record. People and capital are
coming into this state, seeking work
and investment. This means rapidly
increasing values in all lines.
Angus Neil brought in a pei coyote
pup, which he captured with nine others
at his farm early in May. The mother
of one litter was taken, and Mi. Neil
was sending the hides to Medora for the
bounty, which entitled him to IS wolf
certificates. The one pup was saved for
John Foster. barber in this city.
Miles City Independent: Glen w.
Buckingham, Of Dickinson, N. D., for
merly connected with the Dickinson
Post, is in the city looking over the
situation. He says that Milestown looks
good to him and he has decided to
locate here. Mr.. Buckingham will be an
acquisition to the commercial and social
interests Of Miles City.
Robert Wilcox was in Dickinson the
last of last week, returning to the
Missouri river from trip to Fl. Yates
where he recovered a horse that was
stolen from him about year ADO while
turning over horses 10 the Standing Roch
agency. c. Bruguiere. half breed
Indian, stole the horse and is already in
the penitentiary serving a sentence Of
one year. He did not deny taking the
horse and went to Mandan, before Judge
Nucnols, without any fuss.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Neil were visit
ing relatives in Dickinson the first o.
the week. They are located eight miles
west of New England and about two