The Dickinson press., 1912-07-13

week for the convention doings. He has
been at Beach all summer and spent the
18th with relatives in Theron.
H. B. Schaffner who was so badly in
jured several weeks ago. was able to be
taken from Hebron to his home in Glen
Laurel the latter part Of last week. He
is Improving rapidly.
Mrs. Julius Hoist left the first of the
week for Avoca. Wis, to visit rela-
tives a few days. Mr.. Hollst accompan-
led his wife up from Gladstone to take
the eastbound train in this city.
E. H. Tostevin of Mandan was in
Dickinson on Monday in the interests
of the Pioneer blndery. Mr.. Tostevin
was formerly with the Grand Forks
Times but he is now with his father.
owner of the Pioneer.
W. ]. Glenny, Jacob Barth. Jr..;
and A. c. Vorous we're among the Mott
people up for the Merchants Conven-
tion. These men were delegated to
represent the Hettinser County Mer-
chants Association.
Misses Fannie and Esther Singer
went to Hebron on Monday to meet
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rig
Ter, of Minneapolis. Mrs. Max
Schwartz of Belfeld accompanied the
young ladies to Hebron to visit for a
short time.
G. o. Thompson left the Taylor Re
porter last week to other hands. He
was in Bismarck the first of the week
on his way to Fargo. j. A. Smith. form
er advertising nan on the Tribune and
later with the Settler at Bismarck, is
the new manager of tile Taylor paper.
A. F. Pierce arrived in Dickinson
from Valley City on Monday evening to
adjust the ST, 800 hail insurance risk
carried by the American in the John
Orchard agency on the P. H. Rumble
crop at Midway. Mr.. Pierce went from
this city to New England in an auto.
VIM. Richter returned the first of the
week from a trip to the Richter farm
one mile north of the W. R. Everett
place on the Cannon Ball river. He
found his crops all right. no hail having
hit in this vicinity. There was no trace
Of hail on the way between Dickinson
and his place.
Mrs. G. W. Buckingham of Miles City
was the guest of Mrs. L. A. Simpson
and other friends in the city the first of
the week. She was en- route to Starbuck,
Mimi, to visit her mother, later to 90
to Minneapolis to visit Miss Vinopal,
formerly with the Roquette store in
Dickinson. Mr.. Buckingham has left the
printing business and is operating a
roomine house in the central portion
of Miles City which he finds quite re.
munerative.
Attorney and Mrs. T. D. Casey re.
turned home on Monday. Mrs. Casey
had been at La Crosse while her hus-
band was at Baltimore as a delegate
from North Dakota to the democratic
convention. Mr.. Casey stopped off al
Bismarck between trains to look after
some legal business, his wife proceed
ing him home by one train. Mr.. Casey
is much pleased with the outcome Of
the Baltimore convention. He says the
convention was really for Gov. JOhI
Burke for vice president and his getting
387 votes on the second ballot was &
high compliment. The second place ur
the ticket was finally given to Gov,
Marshall of Indiana in order to placate
certain factions in the eastern states
Llewellyn Roquette autoed out as ia
as the Robert Wilcox ranch last Satur
day with Misses Emma Christensen.
Jennie Feeman. Nellie Dinsdale ant
Ethel Dodd who will spend severa
weeks at. the Christensen ranch nea
Oakdale. Misses Laverne Roquette AM
Marjorie Stickney accompanied Level
Ign on the auto trip and all remaine'
at the Wilcox ranch for a few days
they expected to 60 on to Mary to &c
Oral Roquette and Hazel Berringer VIII
are visiting at the VIM. Crist place
but the recent rains made the trip i'm
= possible.
Geo. Ludolph was renewing acquain
. tances in Dickinson last Saturday. Hi
home ranch is located IS miles south
: Miles City where he is handling 100
i cattle. Mr.. Ludolph is also intereste
8 with Lee Field in cattle on the Standin
8 Rock reservation. Their governmer
D lease expires in the fall and at thi
t time they are not at all certain whit
they can do. If the lease cannot be r.
s newed it is possible that they can leas
: land of Individual Indians the same {
Dan Zimmerman has been doing, ar
it may be that they will have to 81,
Eup ranching on the reservation altogetl
er. Mr.. Ludolph keeps his old rant
seven miles south of Marmarth, but