The Dickinson press., 1912-08-10
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Attorney H. A. Burgeson was in Fargo
this week.
Mrs. j. C. F. BirdsalI visited friends
at Gladstone few days this week.
Mrs. Etling was visiting her brother
at Sweet Briar the first of the week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Stone at Sentinel Butte on July 2Sth.
The winter wheat at the Webb farm
near Richardton has been cut and shock
ed.
A. H. Axtell expected to leave on
Friday for Chicago taking up his duties
with John Farwell &. Co. on August
18th.
Miss Ruth Maser spent few days
this week at the Rev. Larson home at
Taylor.
C. A. Tear has been doing some
work for Charles Colgrove at his Ante
lope creek farm.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Cain of Fayette at the home of Mrs.
Gains parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Hayes. August 5th.
Mrs. J. T. Royston has returned from
her southern visit. Frank remains
for longer visit at Jameson.
Wanted at once-teams for hauling
sand and gravel; good wages. VIM
H. Elwell. Gladstone. N. D. S-10-1t
Mrs. G. W. Sargent and daughter,
Miss Louella Sargent. left Sunday for
La Crosse. Wis.,, to visit relatives for
several weeks.
Miss Ida Muecke and little brother
were in from their farm about six miles
northeast on Monday. They visited
friends and did some shopping.
Walter Zetzman returned Sunday from
Browns Valley, Minn.. where he spent
short vacation at his old home. Mrs.
Zetzman and baby remained for longer
visit.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. McAndress,
Messrs. Junkin and..Wilson attended the
coffee party the first of the week mile
west of Daglum. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leask were also out from Dickinson.
Augustus, the year old son of Mrs.
H. Glass of Hebron. is in the city for
osteopathic treatments for spinal
trouble. He is being cared for by Mrs.
Leary while receiving attention from
DR.. S. W. Bailey.
H. A. Stevenson was in from Man.
ming the first of the week. MIR. Steven
son is helping H. A. Kasper in the
livery business at Manning during his
spare time. He has a good homestead
two miles west of town on which he
will make final proof in a few weeks.
Miss Goldie Homer. operator with the
PRESS, spent Saturday and Sunday al
the home of Mrs. Albert Gilbert at Sen
tinel Butte. Miss Myrtle Homer. who
has been visiting there for several
weeks accompanied her sister home on
Monday.
Word came to Dickinson this week
that T. j. Prideaux on the old Paduch
place north of Taylor, started Monday
cutting on his $40 acre wheat field. A
portion of the field had ripened and by
the time Mr.. Prideaux gets through har-
vestine the early grain the balance will
likely be ready.
Sentinel Butte Republican: Jack
Field went down and helped the Bel
field ball team clean up Dickinson last
Sunday. The Bel6eld boys won from
Dickinson easily and the Sunday be-
fore Sentinel Butte beat Bel6eld. Also
Bel6eld heat Beach recently and our
boys beat Bel6eld.
The Hartung agency had notices on
Monday of eight or ten hail insurance
losses from Sundays storm. including
Lawrence Wilhelm north of Gladstone,
Jacob Shock. Geo. Sigl, Jr.. Jacob Kas-
berg and Jacob Billman from out south
of Antelope creek. This is MI. Bill
mans second hail loss this season, one
of the July storms taking portion of
his grain field. The Hartung agency
writes for the Northwestern Fire 4 Ma
rine.