The Dickinson press., 1911-07-01

u. w. bernS. manager OF the German
Mercantile, has a new 22-horse power
Ford auto.
c. H. Thompson came up from James
town Thursday to visit a few days with
his family.
Conductor and Mrs. W. H. Brown are
moved and settled in their cottage on
Marguerite boulevard. So
J.. Williams, the land man, was up
from Taylor Thursday in his car, re-
turning the same day.
Mrs. J.. A. Sivinsle of Medora wat
here q few days shopping and returned
70 her home Thursday.
LII. Rudiselle is the representative of
the Dickinson lodge of Elks at the
Atlantic City convention.
Joe Kary of Favette was in this week
with 1000 pounds of wool. Crops in
his locality are GOOD and flax very good.
j. M. Schollmeyer, who lives near
Oakdale, came up from Richardton Sat-
urday, where he has been receiving
treatment.
George Waegoner. agent for the Inter-
national Harvester Company. visited at
home Sunday and left for Beach the
same evening.
Mrs. W. B. Meyer and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Sibley, spent several days this
week visiting friends and relatives at
Mandan and Bismarck.
A car containing So head of pure bred
Holstein cattle passed through here on
No. 3 Sunday being expressed from New
York state to Tacoma, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mckinley and
Andy took a 75-mile auto trip Thursday
to Havelock, where they have a farm
and $50 acres ip::wheat and flax.
: = Harold Peck took his sister, Miss Ethel
Peck, and Miss Sophie Ditmar to Reeder
by auto. Sunday, from which place they
60 to Gettysburg, S. D., by train.
W. F. Krenz and J.. F. Roam went to
New Salem by auto last Thursday, being
driven by G. W. Mason, who is demon
stratine a 20 horse power Flanders car.
Frederick Jessen and Elliot freeman
came in from the Diamond C ranch Fri
day with four horses to be used at the
Missouri Slope Brick plant and returned
Sunday.
Mrs. Jess. Harper amt up from Glen
Ullin Tuesday 10 remain at the Lavine
home during Mrs. Lavine's absence in:
the west. Mrs. Harper is a sister Of
Mrs. Lavine. :
F. D. D~olliver, who lives about five
miles north OF Richardton. was trans
acting business in the city Monday.
He stated that crops were excellent
out his way.
The Sentinel Butte boys defeated
Beach's fast ball team at the game Sun
day on the latter's diamond. The final
score was 3 to 2 and ii innings were
played to decide the game.
Judge W. C. Crawford and S~tenoera-
pher Richard Boulger expect to leave
for Mott the 10th of July. where they
will spend a day natualizine citizens
and then 60 on to Bowman.
The Leonberger block has been under
doing some repairs this week. The
on the second floor have been
re-kalsomined and hot and cold water
Accommodations extended to more rooms.
Drs. Davis. Bowen and Tweedy now
occupying five rooms. Mrs. L~eonberger
is also painting the Home Bakery build
ing Just north of the main block.
J. H. Shestack, former clerk at the
St. Charles hotel. returned Thursday
from a three months visit with his par
ents IS miles south OF the city. He
stated that crops were looking poorly
that way but that flax Is Universally
in a very good condition. MI. Shestack
is thinking of taking up work here in
the city again.
H. F. Kline motor cycled in from
Pierson, Is Iuiles south of New Eng
land Thursday morning in two and
three-fourth hours. Mr.. Kline has ESQ
acres of fine flax. Crops are generally
fair in his locality although wheat is
not very good. Five miles farther
south the dry belt begins, where some
farmers are blowing their wheat under.
Coming north Mr.. Kline says condi-
tions get rapidly better.
A merry crowd Of young people en-
joyed a picnic in the fine grove of trees
near Eland Sunday. A hay rack was
used as means of conveyance and sew
eral went by auto also. In the party
were: MIR. and Mrs. Cutnaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Muth, Misses Efie McEwen,
Mareery johnson. Marjorie Poor, Louise
Poland, Hattie Kono. Merle Meade and
Margaret Townsend, Messrs. Joe, j. G.
and Paul KittlesoD, Frank Davis, Opera