The Dickinson press., 1912-02-17

Attorney H. E. Haney was down from
Belfeld on Tuesday.
Deputy Reuben Lyon was in Bel6eld
last Saturday for q sheriff sale.
Brakeman w. J. Gilbert was visiting
friends in Sentinel Butte last week.
Night Car Inspector and Mrs. Matt
Hecker left on Tuesday for Rochester.
Mimi. where Mrs. flicker will undergo
an operation.
Misses Olin, teachers of the public
schools, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Belfield the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Floody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hughes went to
South Heart on Wednesday to attend the
Valentine dance given in the Kennedy
hall at that place.
Mrs. J.. A. Belden and her trimmer,
Miss Arness. were in St. Paul this
week. selecting the spring stock for the
Lenneville & Belden millinery store.
: Miss Kittie Vallancey left Monday
for the Twin Cities and Chicago. where
she will purchase the spring line of mil
linery for the Vallancey Sisters store.
John Clayton. a former H T man and
resident of Dickinson for a time, has
a government patent for land adver-
tised in the unclaimed list in the
Miles City district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Spraeue enter
tanned a party of neighbors and friends
at their home on Tuesday evening. The
guests were entertained at cards and
music and partook Of a delicious lunch
con served by the hostess.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Mott of Forest
Grove, Oregon. former residents of Dick
inson, sent a copy of their local paper
which contains an account Of the beau
ties of Forest Grove as seer by Editor
A. E. Lindstrom of Langdon. N. D.
Miss Katherine E. Gallagher, a sister
of Mi. W. A. Mcclure of Dickinson, is
a candidate for the Office of superintend-
ent OF schools in Mercer county. Miss
Gallagher has been a successful teacher
in the public school for some years.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Berry came down
from Glendive last Friday to see the
high school girls of their city play bas-
ketball with the strong Dickinson quint.
Mr.. Berry returned on Saturday while
Mrs. Berry remains as a guest at the A.
T. Crowl home until the latter part OF
next week.
The ladies of St. Pattick's church are
planning n of their very best suppers
for February goth in the basement under
the Boulger & Hughes store. Serving
will commence at S o'clock and continue
until all are fed. The price will be but
Csc and it is in a good cause, so ar
range to be there.
The ladies of St. Patrick's church
will give a supper in the basement Of
the Masonic Temple on Thursday even.
ing, February 20. 1t will be an especially
fine supper and will be served from S
O'Clock on. The price will be 35c and
people who want q good meal should
make it a point 10 be on hand that
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Frank, from ~
miles southwest. of Belheld, were in
Dickinson on Wednesday for dental
work. Mr.. Frank expects to aeed ESQ
acres the coming spring, IT'S to-wheat,
2 acres to corn and the balance to oats,
speltz and potatoes, He found: the, corn
a very satisfactory crop last season.
Sheriff ]. A. WEIGH has purchased q
farm of790 to 100 acres in Bedford
county; Virginia. where he. may move
when his tenn Of Office, is up next Jan.
uafy. Tho farm has 10 acres Of old
Growth timber. mostly black and white
oak. and quite an acreage Of second
growth, pine. Forty. acres have been
cleared and contains an orchard Of ap-
ole. pear and peach trees. The place il
rented and .cost Nj. WEIGH. about The
same Per acre as land around Dickin-
D would.