The Dickinson press., 1911-05-27
Farm loans. quick action. H. X. Nichols.

8-14-tf
Birch & Griffin want your ice trade
this summer. 4-1-tf
Buy your flowers for Decoration Day
of [. A. Davis & Son. II
For Sale-household goods, must be
disposed off at once; 245 West 4th
Street. Mrs. j. B. Thompson. 5-20-2t
Ed. Mottershead spent Sunday in Dick
inson, returning to Richardton on Nom
day.
W. j. Gilbert returned the first of the
week to his railroad work on the Man.
dan-Molt branch.
Mems summer BaIbriggan underware.
so cent value. now Is cents each. The
Levy Bros, Willard St. 1t
Attorney G. H. Brainard of Hebron
was looking after court matters in Man.
dan the past week.
Surveyor W.. r. Veigel went to Mott
on Monday to establish grades for the
village. He expected to be away nearly
the entire week.
w. j. Brown attended to business
matters in Dickinson last Saturday.,
going to Glen Ullin where he conducted
religious services on Sunday.
Representative Harve Robinson was
up from Bismarck to see the Sentinel
Butte ball players defeat the Beach paid
team. 1t pleased him immensely.
When Juryman James Christensen
came down from Belfeld On Monday he
was accompanied by his son Frank.
Among the other jurymen from Belfeld
were j. W. Sellman and w. E. King.
Ole Myran and Nick Fredericks drove
in Monday from their place IS miles
northeast of Dickinson. They said they
had a good rain out that way last week
but it was not as heavy as further west.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Snyder recently
rented the opera house at Sentinel Butte
where they gave an elaborate birthday
party for their daughter, Miss Eileen.
it being the 18th anniversary of her
birth.
Children's Day will be observed at the
Congregational church Sunday morning,
May 18th. In the evening there will be
no service on account of the b%accalaure-
ate exercises at the high school audi
torium.
j. S. Bilyeu of Wibaux has a new
Vehlie auto. In early days Joe Bilyeu
was n of the big cattlemen of West
ern North Dakota and eastern Montana
and a good saddle horse answered his
purpose very we'll.
Mrs. Olive Stramrud finished her school
northwest of the city last Friday and
has gone to Dagjum to look after her
land during the vacation. Mrs. Stramrud
has been engaged to teach the school at
Taylor butte in the fall.
F. E. Near of Beach came to Dickin-
son when he wanted to purchase a Case
automobile. The branch house in this
city for Western North Dakota carries a
full line of cars and supplies as we'll as
all kinds of Case machinery.
Peter Brown is getting along fine
with his new E. M. F. auto which he
purchased of the Dickinson Motor Car
Co. His ranch is out about is miles and
he is able to run out and back each day
with very little loss of time.
Medora Herald: N. D. Nichols,
assisted byJ w. Hesser. worked in the
storm Monday might dyking against the
flooding Of his house by the spill from
the ravine at the rea of the premises.
The cellar was filled but the house floors
were kept dry.
Left my place on April 81. 1911, sec.
20. twp. 142, range "a, / black a
with strip in face, 2 years old. VT. 1000.
lbs. brand K4 on right shoulder. SIS
reward for return of, or information
leading to recovery of animal. Martin
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