The Dickinson press., 1912-08-10
Frank Richards is back from the Dia
mond C ranch.

Frank Richards is back from the Dia-
mond C ranch.
Mrs. E. F. Hill and little son of Ante
lope were attending to business matters
in the city on Tuesday. Mrs. Hill does
the dry goods buying for their store.
Parties who are looking for a good
meal next Thursday evening, August
18th. should %patronize the ladies of St.
Patrick's church at the parish house.
The serving will commence at S 80
o'clock.
The young people of 81. Patrick's
church are preparing to give an Irish
operetta in the opera house August 2lst
Irish songs and dances will be some of
the pleasing features Of this entertain
ment. Keep the date clear.
Police Magistrate Nichols had a case
from Taylor this week which involved
the ownership in certain property.
Charles Tracey was made defendant. j.
PC ain appeared for the plaintiff. The
case was finally set for district court.
D. E. Shipley states that he does not
think their fax will make a crop this
year. If the rain had come soon after
the hail storm it might have. He ex-
poets to get good feed from his oat
fields.
Mrs. J. A. Belden left Sunday for the
Twin Cities and Chicago to purchase
millinery stock for the Lenneville g.
Belden store. She was accompanied by
Miss Marie Krone of Billings. who was
visiting her here while en- route east.
r. M. Blackburn is charging his
house on Fifth Ave. W. recently pur-
chased of Fred H. Moore. He is also
putting city water and plumbing and
will have it ready for occupancy about
the 6rst of September. B. H. Crawford
formerly owned the property.
Ms. E. M. Cans and children expect
ed to get away this week for Judith
Gap. Mont, where the doctor has been
for several weeks and where they will
make their future home. Dickinson
people are sorry to see DR.. and Mrs.
Cans depart permanently but wish them
success in their new home.
Miss Florence White was in Mandan
the first of the week to meet and visit
a short time with MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Newman, who were formerly of Dickin-
son and who were making a business
trip to Mandan from Minnesota this
week.
Walter Junkin was up from Moorhead
a few days the first of the week assist
ing in getting their household effects
ready to move to their new home in
Moorhead. He returned on Thursday
and Mrs. Junkin and sons, Floyd and
Lloyd, will be in the city until Monday.
David Coutts. the prominent Belfeld
grain will build a 40, COO capa-
city elevator at Zenith. This will save
farmers in that vicinity the long haul
to Belfield and will be greatly appreci-
ated by them. The George Heaten Lum-
Der Co. will furnish the lumber but at
last reports the contract had not been
let.
During the past week Miss Irene Wal
has purchased a No. % Buick of the
Dickinson Motor Car Co. a handsome S.
passenger car. W. R. Everett has pur-
chased of the same company q new
model SO Buick. a powerful and service
able runabout car. The local company
received a carload of shipment of autos
and have disposed of all but one.
Mrs. Welton Mcdonald of this city
was elected president of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the State Pharmaceuti cal
association which was in session in
Fargo this week. Mr.. Mcdonald was a
member of the committee on nomlna-
lions. On Thursday all druggists and
wives who were at Fargo were taken to
Detroit lake by special train and en-
joyed a splendid outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Jes sen and chill
dren returned last Thursday from their
auto trip to South Dakota. They were
gone ten day and visited the A. T. Jes-
sen home at Stratford, also Mrs. Jes-
sens sister al Salem. and enjoyed their
overland trip as we'll as their visit i'm
mensely. Mrs. Fred lessen of Glendive,
who accompanied them down. returned
home by train.