The Dickinson press., 1912-07-06
Mrs. W. A. Shaw went to Miles Citv
to celebrate the 4th.

Mrs. w. A. Shaw went to Miles Citv
to celebrate the 4th.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Brodie on July End.
Mrs. Pat Mckinley was in Mandan a
few days this week visiting her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Lee Nichols.
One local firm sold 16 mowers the past
week, which indicates that there is
grass to cut this year.
G. R. Hanson and other bridge build
ers were in from Manning on Tuesday
to take the train east. They had just
finished some bridges in Dunn county.
Capt. T. A. Tollefson and Lieut.. C.
N. Barker have received their certi6-
Gates of proficiency on subjects for
which they took examinations last
spring.
Mrs. r. H. Thomas. formerly Miss
Dorothy Heath, was a guest of Miss
Florence White on Friday of last week.
She was en- route from a visit at Beach
to her home near Fargo.
! Judge W. C. Crawford will 20 to
Medora on the 10th for court work, but
no jury has been summoned. The
county division matter may delay the
criminal work somewhat.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Reed and little
son returned Tuesday from their several
weeks visit at Mrs. Reeds old home
at La Moure and with MIR. Reeds par
ents at Long Prairie, MINI.
Ray Merchant of Belfield started in
Friday to assist Auditor j. L. Hughes
for awhile. The work has become very
heavy in his Office. Mr.. Merchant
graduated last spring from a business
college.
Among those who were looking up
wool prices at Dickinson this week
were Joe Dolezal of Knife river, Louis
Hecker, T. L. Beard and F. A. Little.
The prevailing price seems to be around
IS and 19c.
Mrs. Matilda Gregerson will visit for
the rest of the summer with relatives
at Newman Grove, Neh. Her home in
this city has been rented to M. j. Moe,
the Farmers Elevator Co. manager. who
moved in last Saturday.
DR.. H. A. Davis started Wednesday
afternoon for the Ben Newcomb place
out north. He also expected to 90 to
Beicigl creek on business, but it is
likely that the rain prevented him from
making the last part Of the trip.
Theodore Saunders, who underwent a
successful operation at St. Joesph's
hospital " weeks ago, was down from
Zenith OIL Tuesday. He will likely
have to come to Dickinson once more
10 see his physician. Mr.. Saunders and
partner are cropping 500 acres just on,
from Zenith and their prospects for 8
large yield of grain could not be better.
Frank Gates, who came in from Fay
cite on Saturday left Tuesday night fol
the Zimmerman-Heisler ranch east o.
Sidney, Montana, going via Glendivf
and north on the N. P. branch. Mr..
Gates had not been over in the Bonnie
Pierrie county since the season of 1879:
when he came up over that trail from
Denver for G.. E. Trask. This was tn,
season when Mr.. Trask put in a bi,
herd Of Mexican cattle. So Mr.. Gate
will be at home working at the thinner
man ranch.
Attorney r. M. Andrews wal return
ing to Beach on Tuesday night from
Bismarck where he had been on count,
division matters. Mr.. Andrews wa
feeling jubilant over winning tn,
Golden Valley case before the supreme
court. The good things are all falling
into his lap just now. He has jus
been nominated for states attorney il
Billings county and it is not long az
that Attorney Andrews Won some i'm
portant cases against the Farmer
General Service Co. for people of hi
locality.