The Dickinson press., 1911-09-30
R. H. Stewart returned Tuesday from
0ecorah. IOWA

DEBORAH. Iowa.
Attorney J.. X. Swihart was q BUSH
ness visitor from Medora the first of the
week.
Miss Cora Simpson was attending the
fair and visiting friends at Beach this
week.
One room for rent or two rooms suit
ale for light housekeeping. Mrs. L. D.
Gray. 1p
W. R. Everett and F. D. Hevener
made a business trip to St. Paul
early in the week.
Misses Frances and Josephine Pisha
were seeing the Beach fair and visiting
at the Bevier home this week.
Rev. F. H. Farrand went to Taylor on
Friday to hold the fourth quarterly con-
ference there in the evening.
Miss Pauline Hagerman. bookkeeper
at Roquette Bros. store, visited friends
at Wibaux early in the week.
Mrs. Catherine Ray was visi ting the
J. J. Barttley family and taking in the
Interstate fair at Beach this week.
Attorney M. L. Mcbride has threshed
about $50 acres Of fax that gave him an
average yield of s bushels to the acre.
John Rattan made the $50 saddle
which was given as first prize in the
Beach fair bucking contest. 1t is a
beauty.
Misses Nora and Lucille Otterholt, who
have been with the Gem hotel for the
past six months, left Tuesday for Miles
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eyer were in from
Manning owe Tuesday. taking two
loads of supplies back with them on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Cornell of Medora was
visiting at the P. J. Pelissier home and
having some dental work done in the
city early in the week.
Rev. F. L. Watkins. of the State En-
forcement League. was in the city a
few days this week on business pertain
ing to his official duties.
Engineer and Mrs. W.T.. Nickel re-
turned on Monday from a month spent
in the west at Seattle, Portland. Van
couver and other points of interest. They
stopped off at Miles City on their return.
John Schmidt. a coal laborer at
Lehigh, was arrested on Monday by Chief
of Police Corbett for using obscene Ian
guage in the presence of Mrs. VIM. Hell.
ser. His fine and costs were something
like $21 which was paid.
Charles Bake was in Bismarck this
week setting some brick mantels for the
North Dakota Pressed Brick Co. of this
city. w. j. Elliott. manager of the
company, vas also at the State Expo
sition grounds this week, looking after
the company's display.
Fred Co,terall arrived the first of the
week from Vancouver to visit a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Suther-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Suther-
land. His wife had been here the pre-
vious week and had lust left for Min
nesota, Mr.. Cotterall coming a little
sooner than he had expected. !
Rev. W. J. Brown is closing u some
of his household goods at Bismarck, pre-
paratory to moving to his homestead on
the western border of this state, about
twelve miles east of Sidney. Montana.
MI. Brown has arranged to hold services
in the Congregational church at Glen.
dive, commencing with the first of Octc-
Der.
County Superintendent Mary Nolan
reports that the four schools in Heart
River, four in Sprinevale. three in
American New Hungary and the remain
ing seven in Antelope district will open
next Monday. The Daglum schools.
sever in number, opened this week.
The other schools of the county generally
opened the first week in September.
Miss Norton of Devils Lake, who &C.
copied a position as teacher of the
second division of the 9TH grade, wired
this week that she could no come on
account of illness. The school board
gave the place to Miss Ottelia Olin. sis
ter of Miss Ella Olin, a teacher here the
past year. The new teacher arrived
Wednesday from River Falls, Wis.,, and
entered upon her duties at once. :
Rev. A. C. Hacke, IF the Congrega-
tional church, left Monday evening to
attend the state conference at Minot on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
this week. Mr.. Hacke having a part on
the Fridays program. Rev. John S.
Rood, general missionary. Rev. C. M.
Good of Beach and Rev. J. G. Dickey
of Marmarth expected to attend the con-
ference, Joining Mr.. Hacke on No. s
Monday evening. J.
Arthur Lawhead was the guest of