The Dickinson press., 1912-10-05


Vim F. Gobius and W. w. Beebe
were down from Belaeld on Wednesday,
The Gem dining room was opened
again to the public on Thursday,
e. Marks was receiving some of tho
J. H. Caldwell horses at Taylor this
week.
Mrs. VIM. Cassidy and daushtes,
Mrs. H. E. Heena, Mrs. l. L. Lucian
and Mrs. Ed. Malone were down from
South Heart on Monday.
Pat Sexton was showing some hand
some potatoes that he had dug on sec
ton %. the Fennell farm. Some of
these potatoes. grown on sod. weighed
six pounds.
Mrs. L. H. Bothner. nurse, reports the
following births at Loring: To MI. and
Mrs. Olaf Norby. September 18th, a son ;
to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew jacobson, Sep
TENDER 10Th, a daughter.
Dr.. J. A. jackson. dentist at Wi
baux. was in Dickinson on Thursday,
looking after his wheat + near
Eland. The grain gives promise of a
yield of about IS bushels to the acre,
Alex Fowler of Manning was in the
city the first of the week to get his
auto which had been here in the Dick
inson Motor Car Co. garage for repairs
Mr.. Fowler returned from q visit in the
east recently.
Earl Culp moved his family in from
their farm north of Green river and are
nicely located in the VIM. Gardner
cottage on LIST Ave. E. Mr.. Culp. who
is a brother of ]. e. Culp of this city,
has a position at the local freight
Office.
c. E. Johnson. agent for the
Reeves machinery in this section of the
state. left Saturday for Rockford, III.
All the agents for this company are
given a free trip at this time to Rock
ford TO look owe the company's big
manufacturing plant.
With his increased practise DR.. Bailey
found it necessary to arrange for two
more rooms adjoining his old ones in
the lessen building. He now has a
suite of four rooms and can take care OF
a greater number of patients than be-
fore.
A report comes from Livingston,
Mont. that on account of government
work closing down in the Yellowstone
park, there are a great many men idle
and ready for emp loyment in the har-
vest fields of North Dakota. Write the
Commercial Club of Livingston.
Mrs. C. W. Foster and two young
children left Tuesday for Hastings,
Mimi. and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where
they will visit relatives for about two
months. During their absence. he,
mother, Mrs. Persons. will have charge
of the Foster household.
Miss Bertha Wunsch was in the city
Saturday making a short visit with Mrs.
VIM. Servis. a former friend and
classmate in St. Joseph's Academy at
St. Paul. Miss Wunsch is of Morris.
MIMI, and was on her way to Glendive
to take q position in the public schools.
Mrs. R. Therring of Hebron has been
the guest this week of Mrs. C. E. John
son. and On Tuesday evening she was
guest of honor at a party at the John
son home. About IL ladies were invited
and cards was the pastime followed by
the serving of a delicious luncheon in
, which Mrs. T. N. Hartune assisted.
Editor c. c. Mills of the Scranton
Register was one of the visitors on
Tuesday and Wednesday in the city
from the Milwaukee territory. MI. Mills
is n of the men who helped to organ
ize Bowman county and he has been
doing his share as a newspaper man
toward the development of the country
out south. "a
G. c. Creswell was in the city the
first of the week attending to some
business matters. He said that his
firm Creswell & Elliott, would make
another shipment of cattle this fall.
They shipped 80 beef cattle out of the
Sans herd of lis head. They also pur-
chased another small bunch of cattle q
short time ago.
Henry Hoverson: of Arnegaard, Charles
Adams of Fayette. Henry Schroeder,
John Shaw and J. E. Stroud of Scha.
fer. Anton Quin. Sam Rhodes and E. F.
Ashby Of, Mary and Joseph Woods. R. L.
Glunt and J. F. Cushing Of Ellsworth.
are among the Mckenzie county jury for
the court term beginning October 21st
at the county seat Of Schafer.
Justice A. P. Folsom had a peculiar
civil action brought, before him the past
week, Pat ROGERS started suit for dam
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