The Dickinson press., 1912-10-05

|. Nine attorneys OF Billings county |
have formed bar association with
John Koehane, president; John Swi-
hart. vice president and H. L. Halli.
day, secretary and treasurer.
G. F. Ahern of Taunton, Minn., a
brother of the new Bailey banker, has
been looking over that part of Dunn
county and will probably start mer-
camille business at Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Gray returned
Saturday from trip to Southern Ore
eon. Mrs. Gray has been at Plains.
Mont. for some time for asmathic
trouble and feels somewhat better now.
Clarence Waldron who was at the
Dickinson experiment station this
summer with his uncle and aunt, in
the capacity of assistant agricuturalist,
is taking botanical work at the Aari-
!; cultural college.
Stanley c. Ayres of Fargo was in
Dickinson on Monday arranging for a
A play at the opera house on October 7th.
The play will be given under the au-
spices of the Moose members and prom
ises to be very entertaining.
Mrs. John Rattan and daughter.
Miss Rachel, left Monday for Fargo
where Rachel will enter Sacred Heart
academy for the coming term. Mrs.
Rattan was to return in few days.
1t is reported Great Northern railroad
men have been instructed to stop all
gambling on trains on that line and
that as result twenty games of Rum
Dunn were stopped one day last week
between Grand Forks and Devils Lake.
Mrs. A. fl. Brardhagen, who has
!: been visiting two months in Minneapo-
lis, is expected home within short
time. Mr.. Brandhaaen will have work
on the interior of the Elk building and
has changed his plans so as to remain
in the city.
Rev. and Mrs. F. ". Gress came
down from Beach Monday morning Rev.
; Gress going on to the Methodist annual
conference at Williston and Mrs. Gress
, visiting at the F. C. Heffron home and
with other friends in the city during
Mr.. Gress' absence.
W. j. Motley ran his new Case en-
> eine to Dickinson through the mud last
7 Saturday to get fitted out with six a.
iuch plows. His teams had been plow-
ing for some days and he thought that
with the engine they could turn back
about 20 acres per day.
e Births in Dunn county: a daughter,
September 23rd, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Hempfling of Manning; daughter tt
k Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fisdal of Libby
y Butte: a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Oswolt
Hanson of Manning; daughter 10 Mr.
:. and Mrs. P. A. Schulberg of Manning
The Stone Piano Company of Fargo
announce their tuner, w. w. McGrew
;. who was in Dickinson short time ago
will return to Dickinson little later il
the fall to finish his work. Anyone ir
need of his services should drop carr
. to the Stone Piano Company at Fargo
= adv. i
= D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist. o
q Fargo. will visit at Dickinson. Satur
day, October 18th; personally Taylor
Monday. October 14th (; Belfield. Tues
:, day. October 18th. and Sentinel Butte
= Wednesday. October 10th. All person
u having defective eye-sight or who nee
their glasses changed or renewed shoul'
. call and see him. Office at 81. Charlie
Y hotel adv. 1852
. Engineer Archie Oingman is gettin
good returns from his farm west of tn
q city and has to his credit 1, $50 bushel
d of grain and he still has 1000 to 800
) bushels of potatoes to dig. His whea
averaged 22k bushels to the acre. oat
n 81. barley 64h and speltz 40 bushels
y Mr.. Dingman takes a great deal Q
n pleasure in looking after farm wor
ir when he is home from his regular run
on the railroad.