The Dickinson press., 1911-03-18

Mrs. Joe Hoag and Miss Hazel Fox
spent Sunday in Glendive, the guests of
Miss Florence White.
Dr.. and Mrs. Smith of Beach spent Sun
day in the city visiting Mrs. Smiths
sister, Mrs. Bert Lush.
Harve Robinson. president of the
Stockmens State bank at Medora. was a
visitor in the city last Saturday.
M. M. Burnett was at Manning the
first of the week to look after a fore
closure sale for Attorney W. F. Burnett.
John Cook went to Manning on Mon
day, to help Editor Jenkins out on job
and ad work at the Dunn County News
Office, for a short time.
r. J. Fleck and Val Homer returned
to Richardton last week from their three
months visit to Russia. They very
much enjoyed the visit to their boyhood
home, but like the rest are glad to be
in Norh Dakota again.
Wm. Gardner has contracted with a
party to pillow 100 acres of prairie land
for him this spring. He has 143 acres
of old land which will be seeded to
wheat and the new land will be seeded
to flax.
Mrs. Michael Maher came in from
Melby the first of the week to get some
dental work done. Mr.. and Mrs. Maher
have been residents of Dunn county for
four years and are pleased with their
new home. s.
The Mott Pioneer says: Senator
Simpson seemed to have lost none If his
prestige in the state senate. The
debonair senator It times appeared,
with the assistance of other western
senators, to have the eastern boys
'~'buffaloed."
Mrs. A. L. Martin and son, Lyle. re-
turned Sunday from a trip to the Twin
Cities and jamestown. They stopped
off in Dickinson between trains to visit
Mrs. Margaret Roberts and daughter
Anna Reed. continuing to their home at
Sentinel Butte in the evening.
Charles and Harry Lush have rented
the Wilde residence on Second Ave. w.,
where their father and mother will
reside with them. coming soon from
southern Minnesota. Charles is travel
ing AGENT for q candy house in Bismarck
and is in Dickinson much of the time.
while Harry is employed at the Geo.
Dfenkle grocery store.
| Richardton News. Ole Bruv0ld, now
of Wheatland, Wyo.. and Miss Alta
Groth of Hebron were united in marriage
at Dickinson last Tuesday and left here
for their new home near Whealland the
first Of the week. Mr.. Bruvold is well
and favorably known about here, having
lived nea here for many years until
about q year ago when he and his uncle,
Nels Bruvold. left here for their presen,
home in Wyoming. They both like il
very much there. Ole says he got tired
of patching.
Sentinel Butte Republican: Jay W.
! Brown returned recently from Michigan
where he raj called on account of thu
T illness of his father. He found the ole
gentleman suffering from a stroke o.
!, paralysis but he has recovered suf6.
GENTLY so that Jay brought him back a.
far as Medora where he is now staying
with. his daughter, Mrs. Thoman. Thi.
is the first time Jay has visited his boy.
hood home since coming west-and he
saysshe had dandy visit after he found
that the old gentleman was out ol
danger
Thomas Nelson. who has been EN-
ployed with a coffee house for the pas
five .orssix years. has accepted a position
with: the Rothschild Clothing Co. ot
Chicago. He will commence work III,
! first ofaApril and has the states Of Mon.
tana and North Dakota. Mr.. Nelson il
good salesman, and with his presen,
wide acquaintance with merchants o
the northwest, will undoubtedly be abb,
to give his house q fine business. He haI
beenkeepine house in Dickinson for soml,
years and expects to continue headquar
tiers here as In the past. MI. Nelson i
to be congratulated on getting the new
: position.