The Dickinson press., 1912-08-03
A carload Of iron was unloaded this
week for the Elk buildinf.

A carload Of iron was unloaded this
week for the Elk building.
Miss Ethel Parker has charge of the
books al the Parker meat market.
Miss Anna Fraize of Grand Forks is
visiting at the w. S. Russell home.
Miss Florence Walton accompanied
her sister, Mrs. H. S. Russell, to Glen
Ullin the past week. "
Miss Minnie Kidd of Mandan is the
guest of Miss Jessie Hill of this city fos
a few days.
Jacob Krier is looking after the Glad
stone store alone while his partner,
Mr.. Wegesser. attends to their wheat
crop.
The people of Taylor are getting fe-
ures on a new concrete jail building
which the village council has in mind
to erect.
The past week F. C. Heffron has been
assisting the attorney general by look
ing after sorne prosecutions in McLain
county. .
F. L. Roquette will probably leave
for New York to buy goods for his store
on Sunday. He expects to be away
about two weeks.
T. S. Underhill was up from Antelope
the first of the week to get help for
harvest. He found a man that wanted
work and returned on Wednesday.
C. M. Dinsdale went to Taylor on
Thursday to clean up some work down
that way. He will likely be ready to
enter upon his duties as street commits
sioner the first of the week.
Conductor and Mrs. j. c. Haskin
and children came up from Mandan in
their Cadillac car on Wednesday in
four hours. They expected to return
home on Friday or Saturday.
Henry Stadtherr, who has been at tn e
home of his sister. Mrs. John Nadolski,
and working on the Nord Dakota Herald
the past year, returned this week to
his home in Winnepee, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Harnden re-
turned recently from visiting with their
son in Gladstone and also with their
daughter. Mrs. John Gustafson. on
Knife river. They have a trip planned
in the country out south.
E. r. Stieg, a homesteader in the
territory south of Baker, Montana, was
a passenger Thursday en- route south of
Richardton. where his parents reside.
The young n,has been away for some
time and is now on a short visit home.
Miss Lucille futile arrived Wednesday
from Appleton, Wis.,, to visit for sev-
eral days with her sister, Mrs. H. X.
Nichols. Miss futile is an elocutionist
and has been ENGAGED to give readings
at Manning, Medora. Bel6eld and other
nearby places.
Mrs. j. Hugh Miller of Thurmond, W.
Va, sister of Mrs. Pat Rogers, and
Mrs.. l.. Ellison of Beckley. W. Va.
cousin, who had been visiting at the
Roger home in this city for about two
months. returned east on Wednesday.
Builders in the new town of Golden
Valley. located at the mouth of Good
man creek, 10 miles southeast of Halli-
day. were trying this week to get teams
to haul S carloads of lumber north.
Golden Valley is neal the Dave Juzelel
place.
Ed. J. Hughes of this city has heen
appointed district game warden again
for the season of 1912. John fIandt-
mann of Mandan also has an appoint
ment. these two being the only General
wardens west Of the Missouri river. A
large number of special deputies will
be appointed for the game season.
Richard Dahlke, a former carpenter
in Dickinson, is one of the industrious
young men of this county. He has $50
acres of fine wheat at his farm north
east of Gladstone and brings vegetables
to Dickinson every week. Between seed
ing and hayine time he earned 500 at
his trade in Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mcdonald Of Har-
din. Montana, were in Dickinson on
Wednesday, returning from Rochester.
where Mrs. Mcdonald had been for an
operation. Mr.. Mcdonald is a promi-
nent business man of the Crow reserva-
ton territory and while in the city was
calling on City Auditor r. c. Hill.
whom he knew we'll on the cattle range
in Nebraska 30 years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Nichols autoed to
New England on Wednesday to attend
the wedding of MI. Nichols sister. Miss
Marion Nichols to Victor Van Vactor.
The wedding occurred at the home Of
the brides parents. MIR. and Mrs. A. S.
Nich0la near New En6Iand and waa