The Dickinson press., 1911-09-09

Heart river, about ons mile abov,
with rainbow trout.
Charles Left was in from the Milwau-
kee country on Monday. -.
The Birthday club met with Mrs. Pat
Sexton on Thursday afternoon.
Misses Nelson and Henesey Of Be16eld
were shopping in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. Davidson of New York City
is spending several weeks at the home
of her son, r. S. Davidson, local man
ager of the Russell Miller Milling Co.
Thomas H. Corbett and Miss Mary
Hanson, both of Cadeyville, S. D.. were
married at St. Johns rectory on Wednes-
day of this week, by Rev. j. S. Bray
field.
Mrs. W. E. Smith and two daughlefs,
Edna and Marion. came in from theil
home at Edgar on Monday. The girls
remained in the city to attend the local
high school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Dubois returned
last Monday to their home in Green Bay,
Wis. after spending a short vacation
at the W. E. Smith farm at Edgar,
The Gentleman is a brother of Mrs.
Smith.
H. F. Schroeder, of the Crowl- Schroe'
der store. returned from St. Paul on
Monday. Mrs. Schroeder and children
are down for the fair and a visit at he
| old home for a few weeks.
Editor j. W. Brinton and C. H. Moul.
ton were down from Beach on Tuesday,
giving our citizens many hints about
the Interstate Fair which starts on the
10th. One of the big attractions of this
fair will be the Curtiss air ship.
J. J. Ryan is spending the week in
St. Paul, seeing the Minnesota State
fair and will also visit Chicago AMI
other points before returning. Mrs.
Ryan has been in St. Paul for three
weeks, assisting the fair management
in the capacity of expert accountant.
Geo. Dow of Madison, Wis, was in
the city this week, the guest of his SON,
L. H. Dow. Messrs. Dow and a DR..
Max, also of Madison. recently attended
a meeting of the directors of the Shoe
Bar ranch at Schafer. DR.. Max is
administrator of the Klauber estate.
Howard Young of Billings county was
returning the first of the week from mar
keting cattle in So. St. Paul and
Chicago. His 3-year-old steers averaged
l.. $50 pounds and sold at Sc. 90 to S.. so.
The Young boys will probably make
another beef shipment the last of the
month.
". H. Byrns drew No. 124 in the Der.
thold reservation drawing which
opened on Wednesday. Mr.. Byrns is
the Northern Pacific agent at Dickinson.
B. E. Click of Foxholm, this state,
drew No. /. The dispatches indicate
that chance No. I is worth S., 600 10
$40, 600.
Reed Bros. have fitted up a part of
their store basement where they are now
displaying rugs. curtains and boys
clothing. THIS give the ample room
needed for displaying these goods and
leaves the main floor balcony to
women's ready-to-wear gUods. exclu-
sively.
Judge W.. c. Crawford was in Bismarck
on Monday and Tuesday sitting on the
supreme bench in place Of judge Spalf
ing of FARGO in the Rinlaub case.
Judge Crawford went to Medora on
Wednesday where he was busy in court
Thursday with citizenship cases. He
expected to remain for a few days
hunting in the Bad Lands.
Clint Davis did not like the Belfield
station and has returned to Dickinson.
resumine work as cashier for the North
ern Pacific here. w. A. Mosher. al
operator for some time at Belfeld, has
been appointed agent for that place;
He is considered q good man and with
the experience already had will no
doubt handle the station at Belfield id
good shape. (.
Otto Phillips says that when he sold
his homestead twelve miles southwest
of Dickinson to Peter Decker at SIG. Is
per acre he sold 40 good q piece of land
as there is in Stark county. Mi. Phil
lips came out from Indiana six years
ago. Ben Taylor came out at the same
timeSand they took homesteads i a the
same section. VIM. Mayors took the