The Dickinson press., 1911-06-03

Will c. Meyer was among the Bis
marck visitors from Dickinson the past
week.
To get a good whip ask M. T. Zim-
norman to show you the new line from
the TIPP WHIP COMPANY. 1t
Editor Crockard of the Post was one
of the New England people up for the
expected ball game on Monday.
Mrs. j.. H. DAILY was able to be out
Sunday evening for the b"accalaureate
sermon at the high school auditorium.
w. R. Veieel went in south of Glad
stone on Monday to lay out an 80-acre
townsite at the St. Elizabeth church.
Mrs. Earl Robinson spent Sunday in
Gendive with Mr.. Robinson, who was
working out of Glendive on the second
district.
A. [. Ritz. formerly with the Glad
stone State bank, is now signing checks
as cashier in the Havre National bank
of Havre, Mont.
David Mcleod, a settler from north
west of~BelfeId, was in Dickinson on
! Wednesday. He was accompanied by
Albert Pickerd.
0. C.. Bachman arrived the past week
from his claim south of Hettinger. He
has his crops in and comes to Dickinson
to get carpenter work.
Glenn Steier was in from the south
on Monday. He is farming this year
and says that crops are looking very
good for this season of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Russell have moved
from Boston to Theilman, Mimi. where
Mrs. Russell is with her mother. MIR.
Russell expects to be in Dickinson in
July.
Presley Hayes of Oakdale, has leased
the Manning hall for a dance on Satur-
day June 10th. This dance has long
been talked of and will, in all proba-
bility have a large attendance. Dunn
County News.
The county commissioners of Billings
are asking for bids for remodeling the
court house at Medora and also for a
steam heating plant. Elsewhere will be
found advertisement for same-July E is
the time for submitting bids.
Paul Gross of Bel6eld, who is success
fully operating a steam breaking outfit.
was attending to business matters in
Dickinson on Monday. Mr.. Gross is now
using his breaking outfit for the second
season and he believes that in the end
it will prove better than the gasoline
rigs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. M. Dotv of Des
Moines. Iowa, arrived in Dickinson last
Saturday in their Mitchell auto. They
were on their way to Cut Bank. Mon
tana, having left Des Moines the middle
of April and visiting Mrs. Doty's mother
at Lisbon en- route. In making the run
from Mandan to Dickinson a hub was
broken which delayed the overland
travellers a few days.
Miss Maude Fleek finished her term of
school southeast of the city last Friday
and the following day started with her
father, H. H. Fleek. for her ranch home
at Elmgrove. Mr.. Fleek reported that
the water in the Little Missouri river
was up when he came in and the rains
since he left home would likely make
crossing somewhat difficult. Commenc-
ing with June list the Elmgrove post
Office is supplied with mail Tuesdays
and Saturdays from the Oakdale Office.
which will be good news to patrons of
the Office.
Commencing June 5th, the evening
public library hours will be from 7 to
8 o'clock instead of 7 to 9. This is for
the vacation period and the evening
time will be heightened to two hours
on the opening Of school in September.
The library is open every afternoon from
2 to S 80 O'Clock and on Saturdays in
the morning from 9 to II O'Clock. The
library committee has taken IS books
from the renting collection and placed
the same in the general collection.
These books are now paid for by the
! rental fees.