The Dickinson press., 1911-08-26

L. A. Davis has been confined to his
bed the past week.
Ed. Hughes, of Hughes & Deiters. was
up from Bismarck on Wednesday.
The case against Joe johnson Of Bel
field was dismissed. One Dequat 10
Robert Hilliard went to St. Paul on
Wednesday and may 60 to Bfainerd be-.
fore returning home. 3
Miss Dora Hess came up from GieSs
Ullin Friday on business and visited at
the l. A. Davis home. :
Albert Lanedon returned on Wedness
day from his visit at Berlin, this state.
Mrs. Lanedon does not return until later.
c. C.. Mead has purchased a Hupmo-
bile runabout through r. C. Hill. The
machine should be here the first of the
week.
A. L. Miller. state secretary of Y. M.
c. A. work in North Dakota, was u
from Fargo this week and spent a day
in Dickinson.
Mrs. Fred Dickinson and children left
Wednesday for Rush City, lowe, where
they will visit relatives and friends a
couple of months.
Cattle shipments at Dickinson for Sep;
TENDER are: T. G. Saunders. s cars !:
Hubert Dehlinger, 3; Fenton & Peterson,
3: Peter Peterson, 4. ,
Or. and Mrs. William A. Shap, who,
had been visiting the Heatons and Hun
tiers for a month. left for Des Moines.
Iowa, on Wednesday. ~
Dr.. and Mrs. j. W. Bowen and DR.. F..
J. Hauser and Miss Gay Conklin returned
Monday from Medora. having visited at
the Short ranch for a week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church will be entertained
next Friday afternoon, September /, at
the home of Mrs. M. A. Scherfius.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hea,on left
Wednesday morning in their automobile
for St Paul to visit Mr.. Heaton's par
ents for a short time. They expected to
reach St. Paul in four or five DAYS, =:
j. W. Sellman. the Belfield liveryman.
was in the city on Thursday. He has
been doing a good deal of road work
this season. acting as overseer for his
district.
Ole Jahr. of the Dickinson express
Office. returned Thursday morning from
Belield, where he had been for two
days trying to straighten out the tanale
at the N. P. depot there.
W. L. Richards has nearly 90 acres of
corn at the Diamond C ranch that was
not injured in the least by the frost |
Tuesday night, but his corn field at !
Crooked creek was quite badly damaged.
Engineer and Mrs. W. +. Nichols left !
on Thursday for a visit of thirty days !
at Seattle, Tacoma. Portland, and VAN
couver. Mr.. Nichols PASSENGER run
will be taken by A. W. McLain during
his absence.
The county board adjourned on Tues
day without date. or until the regular
Quarterly meeting in October, unless it
should become necessary to cali a spec !
ial session in the meantime.
e. M. Dinsdale has bought the house
occupied by F. D. Wilson Of fl. C.
Christensen. taking possession the first
of the week. The Dinsdale house, for
merly the c.. fl. Pearl property. is taken
by Fred Wilson. who also moved this
week.
S. S. Sutherland is now the owner Of
the former Ed. Dodd place east of the
school block and will occupy the house
with his family after the 10th of Sep
TENDER. when he gives up the Eva Dob
son house.
Edward Kelleran and his bride arrived
in Dickinson Wednesday night 10 visit
at the home of Mr.. Kelleran's sister.
Mrs. z. G. Lamberton, for a week or
two. Mr.. Kelleran is employed in the
freight department of. the Northern
Pacific at jamestown and was married
on the 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Lamberton have
returned from the Twin Cities and have
taken the small house next to L. A.
Davis on First Ave. E, Mr.. lambert
son is in charge of the Gardner auto
livery between Dickinson and New Eng
land, which leaves the city every morn
ing, returning at evening.
Mrs. Cora johnson and daughters, |
Misses Edith and Stella, who had been
visiting the Sutherlands in Dickinson
for a week, left Thursday morning for
Eugene, OREGON, where they plan to make
their future home. Mrs. johnson is a
niece of Mark Sutherland and had just
closed out her home d, S1ayton, Mimi.
N. F.. Greeley. editor of the Dakota