The Dickinson press., 1912-06-15
Sherberts daily at the Candy shop. 1t

tack of ptomaine poisoning this week.
Victor Maser was up from Taylor
over Sunday. He is with the Taylor
State bank.
Attorney Crane and Stewart Cum
mines autoed up from Mott on Tuesday,
returning the following day.
Otto Jennings spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. ]. Laubscher. al Taylor. He
was accompanied to Taylor BY Miss
Nellie Dinsdale.
Mrs. John Dobson enjoyed a short
visit with her brother-in-law J. W. Nc
Callester of Oshkosh. Wis.,, who was ..on
his way to the Coast country on No. 3
Wednesday.
Mrs. M. G. Brown and children left
the first of the week for Becker, Mimi,
where they will visit Mrs. Browns
mother for a time.
Chas. Colgrove was in from his Ante
lope creek farm on Wednesday on busi-
ness matters. Mr.. Colgrove has 300
acres in crop this year which is looking
exceptionally good.
Mrs. J. W. Berns was expecting her
mother. Mrs. S. Rasmussen and sister,
Mrs. C. C. Lotterer, to arrive from Per-
ham. Mimi, this week 10 enjoy a visit
Of a few weeks here.
The N P. branch north from Glen
dive was recently extended from Savage
into Sidney. Mont, where ]. A. Ferris
has been located in the mercantile bust
ness since leaving Medora about four
years ago.
Miss Marguerite Rudiselle returned
Sunday from Fargo. where she visited
Miss Ora Gray of Medora, who is taking
special work at the A. C. Miss Gray
expects 10 return to Medora the latter
part of the month.
Messrs. Heffron and Baird of the law
firm of Heffron & Baird left Wednesday
for points in Oregon Washington and
possibly California where they will look
over some land propositions in the Pa.
ci6c coast country.
W. r. Everett and Fred Gerlich made
an auto trip to New Eneland'.S Sunday to
visit George Gerlich at the Everett farm.
They report the crop condition in that
vicinity and more particularly on the
Everett farm. as splendid.
Peter Fillenworth and Carl Holm came
in from Daglum on Wednesday and Mr..
Fillenworth left the same evening for
Fort George, B. c.. where his brother is
in the gold mining business. He has
been a prosperous farmer in the Daglum
vicinity for six years. coming from La
Crosse, Wis. He will remain indein-
itely in Western Canada.
George W. Harmon. a honest eader
northwest of Sentinel Butte, was in
Dickinson on Wednesday attending to
some business at the U. S. land Office.
Mr.. Harmon is an old soldier and a
very pleasant gentleman to meet. He
is a native of Kentucky but came to
North Dakota from Missouri, where he
practiced medicine for some years.
W. L. Boyd. a republican candidate
for the nomination of sheriff in Dunn
county, was in Dickinson on Wednes-
day. returning from a trip to Taylor.
Mr.. Boyd runs the hotel at Manning.
He is also interested with his SON. E.
L. Boyd, in a half section of land neal
Bailey. Mr.. Boyd has been a resident
of the state for a good many years and
formerly resided in McHenry county.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Sommers ar
rived the first of the week from Win
ona. Mimi, to make Dickinson their
permanent home. Mr.. Summers is an
experienced dry goods salesman and
has taken a position with F. A. Ro-
quette. Mr.. So1mers was with Roquette
Bros. nine years ago. about the time
they bought the j. j. Freeman stock.
That was before the city had commence
ed to grow and all of the many per-
manent brick structures. public build
ings. etc., have been erected since he
left here. Mr.. Sommers has many old
friends in Dickinson who are glad to see
him back. He expects to occupy the
Mrs. Eva Dobson house about the first of
August, or as soon as the owner goes to
her sons in Missoula. Mont.
Ben VOLTA of Daelum expects to leave
for Canada within q short time, posi-
bly, the coming week, to look up the
chances of Getting a homestead. He
was in Canada last tall but had. the
misfortune to break his leg and did not
look over the country much. returning
home as soon as he was able to travel.
Mr.. VOLTA has three fine quarter sections
in the Daglum neighborhood, all under
cultivation but about 40 acres. The
place has been rented for five years to
his brother. Helmar VOLTA. The farm
has q good two-st0ry house. a stone