The Dickinson press., 1912-08-10

carloads of binders and machinery the
past week.
Charles Kono went to Mandan on Sat.
urday where he expected his bridge
crew would have work for week.
The July telephone directory. fresh
from the presses Of Bros. Carter and
Whaley. is out. delivered to patrons
August 3.
Manager M. E. Hall has crew Of
men working on telephone equipment in
the city. Extensions and many i'm.
provements are being made.
E. F. Messersmith and Josh Fisher
spent some time in Forest Grove, Ore.
gon. with Joe Lenneville. At Portland
they expected to take boat this weel
for Eureka, California.
Rasmus Jensen who left St. Joseph 9
hospital on Saturday, says that he was
pleased with the care and treatment he
received. He was feeling all right and
returned the first of the week to looh
after his haying.
Ellis Hollst and James Kittelson
started southwark Saturday afternoon.
They had their auto decorated with
Dickinson banners. and expected to see
the streets of Lennon in ~ hours
after leaving home.
Will Dickinson left on Sunday in
company with F. L. Roquette for the
Twin Cities and Chicago where he will
purchase the seasons stock for the L. j.
Dickinson & Son store. He expected tu
be gone about two weeks.
Last Saturday the Fayette Mercantile
Co. was unloading a carload Of binders
and twine at Dickinson. F. A. Little
must be looking for large crop out
north. He had number of the Fayette
farmers in with their teams to haul the
goods out.
H. C. Christensen brought Miss Ethel
Dodd in from the ranch the first of the
week. AS president of the Dakota Ma
tional Mr.. Christensen attended a bank
meeting on Monday. leaving the follow
ing day for his ranch. He was accom-
panied by Rasmus Jensen.
Geo. W. Mcclellan was finishing up
the cement foundation this week for the
new elevator which John Obrigewitsch
and Pete Brown are erecting on the N.
P. right of way east of the. Case ma
chine house. The special elevator crew
of carpenters are expected in about q
week.
Miss Emma Kostelecky went down to
Fargo last week to accompany her SIS
ter, Miss Anna, to the Twin Cities to
consult specialist about her eyes. The
girls were expected back this week,
Anna spending short vacation at hel
home here before returning to her duties
in the Fargo hospital.
Martin Gilbertson and daughter were
in Saturday with garden vegetables
from their farm south of Gladstone.
They found a ready market among
the residents of the city for all thai
they had. Mr.. Gilbertson has been sum.
mer fallowing about 40 acres of land
for the 1913 sowing.
Chas. C. Foulke was in last Saturday
from his farm three miles west of Re-
gent to get ton of binding twine fol
the wheat crop on his farm and the
James Soules place which he has in
charge. Mr.. Foulke has been in the
country eight years, coming out from
the east with James Soules and Roy
Butler.
A. T. Crowl and A. H. Deiters found
on their return to Dickinson from the
Twin Cities and Wisconsin points that
they had run their cars 1000 miles.
From Dickinson to the street in St.
Paul where Mr.. Deiter's people live the
distance is just 656 miles. or "a miles
more than the distance given on the
Northern Pacific time folders.
|
1t is not likely that harvest in general
will commence much before thu
18th. However. few early fields arr
being cut this week. Frank Willows
expected to commence cutting the early
wheat on the Sprinsvale farm south Of
Antelope on Tuesday and John Fisher
of Green river planned on putting hi
binder in the field the same day.
Chas. G. KapeIovitz. president of tn
First State bank now organizing a
Manning. was in Dickinson last Sat
urday looking after some business mat
tiers. While in the city he ARRANGED
with the .Deiters Fuel Co. to haul ou
the bank s new screw door Victo safe
The weight is about 1000 pounds ant
the Deiters Fuel Co. put on four horses
for the trip.
Mott Pioneer Press: Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Robinson were host and hostes.
to party Of friends who Joined then
in picnic at the Mutschelknaus grow
an tho honko nf tho Cannonhal1 Thoax