The Dickinson press., 1912-10-05
each day. They have been residents of
the county for four years and. appear
to understand merchandising.

each day. They have been residents of
the county for four years and appear
to understand merchandising.
Julius Williams. MI. Smith. Mr.. Wat
ers and S. A. Moore vent out to Horse
nose butte Friday to attend an auction
sale on the John June farm. Cn ae-
count of the nice weather-so many
farmers threshing-the attendance was
too small to have the sale and We un-
derstand it has been postponed n
month.
P. F. Kelly. we'll known in Dickin-
son in Woodmen and Royal Neiehbors
circles. has established a good harness
business at his place in the Farmers
Elevator Co. building. He opened his
harness shop on the first of February
and has already sold So sets of harness.
Mrs. Kelly has q good class in instru-
mental music. and both + clad they
moved from Mandan to Taylor.
October first was moving day for a
number Of Taylor residents. Mrs. L.
Schmidt vacated the Farmers hotel and
moved into her residence in the east
end of town. H. Funk moved into
rooms in H. Leutz's residence. while
Mr.. C%onradson moved into the residence
formerly occupied by H. Funk. MI.
Black of Emerson took possession of the
Farmers hotel the same day.
The ten months old daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. S. A. Moore died last Thurs
day of bronchial pneumonia. The child
had been failing for a number of
months, but it was hoped for a time
that she would survive. Complications
set in however and she died. She was
buried from the Norwegian Lutheran
church on Saturday morning. Rev. Lar
sen saying the last sad rites.
The local elevators are doing their
share of the grain business in Stark
county. Manager Ingold reported rs, 900
bushels of grain purchased for this sea-
son up to the first of the month. Last
year this elevator handled 60, 900 BUSH
els of flax and 50, 900 bushels of wheat.
but a great deal more will be handled
this year. The Lyon elevator is man.
aged by A. H. Bourads0n and the Occi.
dent by H. B. Hanson.
F. L. Hutchinson. vice president of
the Farmers & Merchants State bank,
is q Of the principal stockholders of
the Hutchinson Lumber Co. which mas
just opened as the third>yard in the
village. Manager Hutchinson was for
mezly with the Mandan Mercantile Co.
in Taylor and understands the business
thoroughly. The company has it's yard
% Main street, between the Reporter
Office and the Mcclure residence.
Sem Brand has been in the county 20
years and declares that. he never saw
20 wet 9 month as September. His IS
acfes OF alfalfa. s0wn this year, looks
line. He had 10 to IS acres before, and
q small patch by the house Gives a 4th
cutting. MIR. Brand has Il yard full of
good shoats and he plans to give them
some Of the second growth feed from his
place this fall. fills corn came on verv
good after the hail storm but he will
likely keep for this winter feed for his
stock.
Christ Penshorn. the proprietor of our
restaurant, had an experience last Tues
day afternoon which resulted in painful
injuries to himself. .He was using a
gasoline stove. the reservoir of which
seemed to have been defective. Some
OF the gasoline leaked out and sudden
~ the whole store seemed ablaze. In
MS attempts to smother the flames and
to save the building he burned his left
arm and hand severely. He is resting
quite comfortably at present, however.
and will probably make rapid recovery.
E.E. Ingold did not 60 to his family
on the homestead at Halliday on Satur-
day evening as is his custom each week
on account of the bad condition of the
roads. Mr.. lngold recently made proof
on his land and will move his family
to Taylor as soon as he can secure q
suitable home. He usually spends
Sunday at the farm. going out in his
Ford in about two hours. MIR. Inaold