The Dickinson press., 1912-06-15

calibre to look after the county's BUSH
ness affairs.
Mrs. James Thornton was visiting rel
atives at South Heart this week.
For remit room house on Second
Ave. W. Inquire of j. f. Brodie, or
phone l85. 6-15.2t
Attorney R. M. Andrews Of Beach was
In Dickinson Monday on business in
chambers before Judge W. C. Crawford.
Mrs. Adolph Jauss recently received
q fine box of oranges from her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Conklin. of Pasadena. Calf.
A party of Glendive aulomobilists are
planning an auto excursion to the
Black Hills and thence to Denver and
other Colorado points.
Mrs. W.. C. Snow returned
to Belfeld on the 7th. She had
been caring for the sick at the Charles
Nolan home.
Miss Helen DeFoe went down to
Rhame last week to spend the school
vacation at the home OF her uncle, C. R.
DeFoe.
j. W. Scott returned Saturday to Rem
Vile via Taylor. He brought the body
of Mrs. John P. June in from Dunn
county.
~. S. Lanelois, republican candidate
for the house of representatives, was
transacting business in Dickinson last
Saturday, going from this city in his
new Buick to Richardton.
Attorney G. F. Dullam, of the firm Of
Newton, Dullam & Young of Bismarck.
had business in chambers in this city
before Judge W. C. Crawford on Tues
day.
FIR. Citczlcwicz of Bismarck visited
Fl. John Dignam in this city last Satur-
day morning. He was returning home
from holding services ceven miles north
of Bel6eld
Frank Robinson, brother of Harve
Robinson of Sentinel Butte, died at
1sola, Kan., May 18th. He was for som
years in the Bad Lands, and was known
by many older residents throughout
Stark and Billings counties.
AR. Knight of the Independent, pub
lished at Enderlin, this state. was in
Dickinson the past week looking up
land matters at the U. S. land office.
Mr.. Knight went from this city to Bel
field to look over some land in the
southwestern portion of Stark county.
Miss Mary BARLEY Of Beach was on
her way last Saturday to attend the
closing exercises at St. Johns Acade-
my where her sister. Miss Katherine
BARLEY, has been attending school the
past few years.
Joe Meyer, from neat Alpha. was in
Medora Monday on business in connec-
ton with his homestead proof. Mr..
Meyer has been in this part of the
west for forty years. and may tie said
to be q western man. He claims to be
the oldest resident of this county.-Her-
aid.
Jack Guth was in the city this week
from. his old OK farm between Marmarth
and Baker. He has over SOC acres o.
land that he purchased of the Northern
Pacific last year and which he is culti-
waiting in compliance with his contract.
Mr.. Guth is on the N. P. branch sur
vey just west of the Little Missouri
river.
Fred Oberlander was in Dickinson
last Saturday from his home in the
Teepe butte country fourteen miles
southeast Of New England. Mrs. Ober-
lander was on her way to Medina to
visit friends for a short time. While
in the city Mr.. Oberlander had trans
acted business at the Dickinson u. S.
land Office. A neighbor, Mr.. Martin.
was starting a contest for land.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Dickinson and
Mrs. N. C. Lawrence went to Medora
on Monday night to be present for a
birthday party for Lawrence Dickinson
McGre9or at the home of Auditor and
Mrs. J. A McGregor. Lawrence. who
resided in Dickinson until he was quite
a large boy. was named for N. C. Law
renee and H. T.. Dickinson and was Gel
ebratine his 21st birthday this week.
Andrew Nordness and friend. Adolph
Howe. were up from Taylor on Monday,
going from here to Medora to view the
Bad Lands. They had plsnned on goine
from Dickinson to Fayette where they
were to be COINED by J. P. Ander-
son and daubhter. Miss Emma
and Miss Mile Knudson, on a trip to
the home of Thorval, Alfred and Fred
Anderson, sons of J. P. Anderson. Ow-
ing to the rain Monday morning the
Anderson party could not leave Taylor
as had been planned. in consequence of
which Messrs. Nordness and Howe
chan9ed their. trim to MedOra. Mr.. Howe