The Dickinson press., 1912-11-02
LOCAL NEWS
. A daughter was born to MI. and Mrs
Stephen Zastoupil on October Path.

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. A daushter was born to MI. and Mrs.
Stephen Zastoupil on October oath.
W. L. Boyd and All. o. Nelson were:
in from Manning in the formers Ford.
car last Saturday.
Dr.. r. H. Beach's recent trip east
was for the purpose Of selecting and
buying the equipment for the new rail-
road hospital Il Glendive.
M. Ruder, of Ruder & Marcovitz..
merchants at Manning. was returning
Saturday from Bowman, where he had
been to look after his crop. /,
Supt. ]. A. Kitchen of Billings
county was in the city Saturday en-
route home to Sentinel Butte from at
tending the State Educational meeting.
at Grand Forks.
On Saturday evening Katherine, Joe,
Jack and Matthias Beres went to Glad
stone. thence into the country south to-
the Frank Bayer home to see Mrs. Yer
wanger. mother of Mr.. Bayer, who was,
reported as being very feeble.
F. D. Morford was delivering Jewell
Nursery Co. trees in Dickinson this
week. Speaking of the heavy o
storm, Mr.. Morford said that he remem-
bered of a foot of snow falling in Sep
TENDER one time back in Pennsylvania.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. S. Bray6eld expect
ed to leave on the early train Saturday
for their new pastorate at Jamestown.
So far as known now, no definite ar
rangements have been made for the
future supply of the Episcopal church
in this city.
Joe and Frank Brablec were int ne first
of the week from Snow for supplies.
They had not finished threshine but had
the machine at their place and expected
to start in as soon as the weather would
permit. The grain is yielding we'll
around Snow.
Henry Klein, the republican nom inee
for the house of representatives. from the
east end, was in Dickinson on Saturday
evening for the German celebration.
Editor G. o. Thompson, j.. A. Smith
and Postmaster j. F. Christen were
also among those up for these ~:.festivi-
ties.
John Reiner was in the city recently
form his farm south of Gladstone to x
change a load of wheat for -four at the
Dickinson Roller Mill Co. Mr.. Reiner
has tried this means of getting his win
ter's supply of -four for a number of
years, and he is we'll satisfied.
Jacob Barth. ST., says he will remain
in. Mott until after election to cast his
vote. Soon after. he and his family,
together with Albert and wife, will
leave for the Pacific coast to spend the
winter. They will divide their time be-
tween Portland, Frisco and Los Angeles,
returning 10 Mott in the spring. Mott
Pioneer.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre-
gational church will be entertained next
Wednesday afternoon, November 9th.
by Mrs. A. N. Jefferies and Mrs. F. G..
Reed at the former lady's home. The
ladies are requested to come carly,
bringing their sewing and further ar
raneements will be made for their an
nual fair which is to be held on No.
vember 21st and 22nd.
Mandan News: Conductor C.. W.
Sylvester: of the Yellowstone division
will move his family down from Dick
inson in the e future and they will
make this city their future home. Mr..
Sylvester has had a passenger run for
some time but his wife has lived in
Dickinson. They will reside in the
Ward house where they expect to be set
tied by the middle of next week.
M. L. Connolly, rieht-of-way agent for
the N. P. Ry.. arrived in Bowman by
auto from Mandan Friday. Mr.. Connol-
ly, says that the N. P. people will
start building in the spring and that
the Mott extension is now assured. He
says that the road will pass through
Mineral Springs, C%henoweth. Bessie.
Billings, Desart, the right-of-way hav-
ing been purchased through all these
places. Bowman Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E.. Weiglanda
were in Dickinson last Saturday from
their place southeast of Gladsto ne.
They came in to, set the time for max
ing three-year final proof on Mrs. Weig-
landa's homestead. The names of Fred
), Weiglanda. Charles Muecke. Peter Meis-
ner and John Schneider appear as wit
/ nesses. Their farm is near the old Tom
Way place, also owned in the Weig-
landa family. The wheat on the Paul
Weiglanda land gave an average yield
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