The Dickinson press., 1912-11-30
LOCAL NEWS

Attorney T. D. Casey wal in Bis
marck on Monday attending to legal
business. j
W. Waltz wal in Belfleld a few days
the first of the week combining pleasure
with business.
Arthur CLARK sold two dressed mutton
sheep to Parker & Co. last week that
averaged him $t.50 per head.
c. A. Brown Of Fort Dodge. lowe.
was visiting this week at the home of
his mother in-law, Mrs. Jesse Smith.
Landlord Pat Mckinley who has been
i'll for q few days, was able to be at
the Gem again on Monday. During his
illness Andy Mckinley was helping out
at the hotel.
VIM. Merifield and Miss Jane Meri-
field were down from Medora on Tues
day. They reported that the Little Mis-
souri, river was freezing. making the
crossing with teams difficult.
Nurse Miss Kramer of St. Joseph's
hospital left Tuesday for her old home
in Parkers Prairie, Minn., for a several
weeks visit. She visited friends at
Bismarck and the Twin Cities en- route.
Ienatz Delozel. from the New Hradec
neighborhood. finished threshing on
Monday. file was in the hailed out dis
trct, but at that had a second growth
crop of wheat that averaged IL bushels
to the acre.
Miss Louise Tisdel, fourth grade teach
Ell, was called last Sunday to her home
in Crookston. Mimi, where her father
was seriously ill. Miss Mary
Nolan is substituting for Miss Tisdel
until her return.
Mandan News: The railroad men are
all telling of the beauty of Dicbinson's
new white way, which first came into
use last week on Wednesday evening.
They say it adds wonderfully to the
metropolitan air of that thriving city.
A milk wagon was started this weel
by the RAIDER farm, making daily de.
liveries to the city. Lloyd RAIDER, pro.
prietor of the farm. has a lot of second
growth feed that he cut in the fall that
will be used during the winter for his
dairy herd.
A. W. Holm of Cambridge. Mimi.
oppSxyoA Loot x,ook f0 oooSot hSc heothor
E. w. at the Anderson Photo St ndio.
Mr.. Anderson has a studio at New Eng.
land also to which he gives his person
al attention while Mr.. Holm is il
charge of the work h ere.
Anton Schlapmann was in Tuesday
from his farm near Gladstone. He
threshed early and from his wheat that
was hit by hail in August received ar
t average yield of 10 bushels to the acre.
Mr.. Schlapmann raises beef cattle il
connection with his farming.
Rev. C. Bartels. who has been a,
Scranton for several years, has accept.
ed q call from the German Lutheran
: church at Du Bots. Ill. Rev. Bartels
and family have visited in Dickinson
many times with the Herman Rabe anc
r W. C. Boehlke families and are quite
i, we'll known here.
Wm. G. Lang, the former rancher
and s%torekeeper at Yule, Billings county,
sends his check on the Baker State
Bank, Montana. for 50 for the PRESS
for the past year and the one coming.
The Langs were among the pioneer set.
tiers of the Little Missouri river country
south of Medora.
, Among those up from Taylor to heal
the Williams Jubilee singers on Mon.
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
PIakemeier. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Will
liams. Misses Mabel Toreerson, Thee
! Williams. Christene Locker and Edit
Jesperson. G. .. Thompson, Paul liner,
1. Baker and Fred Schroeder.
John Helsper of Chokio, Mimi, was il
Dickinson on Monday visiting Geore.
Brown, sheriff elect. and other old &C.
quaintainces. Mr.. Helsper took a home.
stead seven years ago in the edge O
Hetinger county, near the william
Colgrove place, but after proving up two
years ago, he returned to his old Min,
nesota home, having sold his farm il
this state to Franz Matt. Mr.. Heslpe
visited in Richardson on his way HON,
this week.
Mrs. A. B. Robinson came in from
Manning on Monday where she spen
several days v listing the W. P. Owen,
family. She left on Wednesday for he
home at Mott going by way of New
England. Mrs. Robinson expects he1
son-in-law and daughter. MI. and Mrs.
Robert Smith to arrive from their home
at Strathcona. Alberta. early in Decem.
Der for a few weeks visit. en- route to
California, where thew will snend the