The Dickinson press., 1912-07-13

week to be absent until the last OF the
month.
The Yellowstone river at GIendive
was said to be hiaher last week than
al any time for the last is years.
Mrs. j. L. Royston and son Frank,
left the first of the week for Kansas City
and Jameson. NO.. to visit for a few
weeks.
S. P. Gotta returned Saturday from
Toronto and Hamilton, Ontario. where
he has been on a business trip Of seve-
raj weeks.
The heating, plumbing and ventila-
ting contract for the Elk home has been
awarded I Grambs & Peet. The price
is a little less than 81. 900.
Mrs. G. E. Pennock and daughter
passed through Dickinson the past week
on their way home to St. Paul. They
spent June in Portland. Seattle and Ia
coma.
M. F. Saylor, who has been in Bill
lings the past season. returned to Dick
inson the past. week and is again en-
Gagged as saddle maker at the Rattan
Saddlery shop.
The patrons of the Dickinson Public
library will be indebted to Mrs. Eva
Dobson for her donation including so
books of both juvenile and adult read
ing from her private library.
A daughter was born on Tuesday,
July End, to Conductor and Mrs. Joe
Hoag at Glendive. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag
resided at Dickinson until last fall
when he was transferred to a division
farther west
Miss Josephine Hargrave, librarian
at the local library. expected to leave
the latter part of the week on her
months vacation which will include a
visit with her sister at Fargo and a trip
through the Yellowstone. Park. Miss
Hararave expects to be accompanied by
her mother on her park trip.
Mott Spotlight: Tom Connolly,
auditor for the Western grain company,
was among the visitors in town OF
Wednesday. MIR. Connolly makes his
headquarters at Haynes. He left in the
afternoon for New ENGLAND for a visit
with his brothers. Mart and John. the
e%nterprising editors of the Herald, who
are making New England grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pierce stopped off
here a few days the latter part of last
week to visit Mrs. Pierce's aunt, Mrs.
Farrell Reilly, leaving Saturday for their
home lin Minneapolis. They were on
their honeymoon trip to the coast coun
try and Yellowstone Park and enjoyed
none of their trip better than their visit
at the fine Reilly farm near Lehigh.
Recently the real estate men of Los
Angeles honored H. j. Whitley, the
father of Hollywood" at a luncheon,
when he was given a silver loving cup
by the Jauss Investment Co. In his
presentation remarks. Dr.. Jauss referred
to Mr.. Whitley as a prophet and build
er. H. j. Whitley, who is rated as a
millionaire, was president of the Stark
county bank, now the First National,
in 1887 and 1883.
Mott Spotlight: Charles Merry, the
man who makes the hearts Of the people
in this territory Merry during the cold
wintry days, was up from the mines
near Chandler on Monday. Mr.. Merry
has been anything but merry the past
few days on account of some aching
!, molars that called for the services of
Dr.. White, who performed the necessary
work.
Walter, the 7-year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Banning near Mott, had an
arm taken off in an accident with a
!, pump which was run by a gasoline en-
CINE. The boy was assisting his father
at the we'll when his arm was caught il
the betting and he was hurled in thu
air. The arm al wholly extracted be.
: tween shoulder and elbow and the los'
of blood was great. He is receiving
!. every medical attention and it il
. thought he will recover.
Senator A. L. Martin was in Dickin
son last Saturday and stated that goo
crops. cattle. sheep and horses wer
of more interest to him than politics
Mr.. Martin is far more successful in tn
cultivation of crops than many farmers
As he sees it every farmer who is in
dustrious has a fortune at his comman
if he will only make the most of hi
opportunities. Mr.. Martin has 100 acre
of barley that promises a yield of 4
bushels to the acre, which at presen
price, will make a man handsome re
turns on his investment. His 200 acre
of wheat and IS acres of oats are look
ing fine. The Martin and Stoddar
wool clip of so. 900 pounds was sold
zoe per pound this year.
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