The Dickinson press., 1912-09-28
LOCAL NEWS

Master Mechanic Ben johnson was
down from Glendive on Monday.
Mike Hayes was among those from
the north in this week to ship cattle.
F. D. Morford of Hebron and we'll
known in Dickinson. has received word
of the death of a sister in Ohio.
Charles Carter, a fireman running
out from Glendive, was married recently
to Miss Helen Frederick of Glendive.
H. X. Nichols wal in the Richardton
vicinity this week in his capacity as
collector for the International Harvester
Co.
H. F. Rase. the land man, who re-
Gently moved his family down from
Beach. made a business trip to Regent
the first of the week.
The new Bohemian church is being
plastered this week but it will be some
weeks yet before it is all completed
and ready for the dedication.
Roadmaster Williamson was moving
up from Mandan this week. taking the
j. J. Sexton house recently vacated by
| Roadmaster Nelson and family.
Mrs. Peter Froelich returned Thurs
day to her home at Fort Rice after WIS.,
iting for two weeks with her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Froelich.
W. J. Mozeley was in Wednesday to
get his new Case threshine outfit. He
thought it would be dried out enough by
Thursday so that he could do shock
t%hreshing.
Robert Wilcox. c. S. Lee and Mr..
| Nelson started for the north Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. Wilcox was going out to
get his wife and daughter to come to
occupy their e home in this city.
While east last week Fred Christen-
sen practically closed a deal for the sale
| of $50 head of horses at $110 a round.
The Christensens have very fine horses
and Emmett Marks comes out the first of
next week. to look the bunch over.
Edward O'Neil. one of the oldest en-
gineers on the Yellowstone division,
died last week at his home in Glendive.
He was seriously injured in 1906 in a
head-on-collision and had never been
well since. He moved to Glendive in
1881.
John Rattan is making one of the
best saddle exhibits ever shown any
where to take to Beach next week. He
has five handmade saddles, and the
carving and silver mountings of these
saddles will certainly please the most
fastidious rider on the ranges today.
Attorney T. D. Casey is scheduled for
some of the more important speaking
campaigns of the democratic party in
this state. Attorney Halverson. demo-
cratic candidate for congress. will
spend four days in Stark county some
where around the middle of October.
Mrs. Farrell Reilly was doing some
shopping in the city the first of the
week. returning on Wednesday to the
farm at Lehigh. Mrs. Reilly's farm
was in the hail belt Of July 18th and
she will have some crop on the second
stand but has not commenced harvest
ing yet.
Mrs. Arthur Clark and her sister,
Miss Adeline Jarvis, drove up from
Gladstone on Wednesday to do some
shopping. Threshing was about COM
pleted on the Clark farm, about 1, 100
bushels of wheat and over 1. 200 BUSH
els of oats being the total yield. They
were hit by the hail this year., which
gave them q low wheat yield per acre.
Jacob Bull came in from the north
this week to make a trip east of two
weeks, visiting at Mandan on his return
home. He sold his cattle to Tom Mouat
some weeks ago but expected to 60 down
with the shipment on Thursday. Mr..
Bull has not sold out all of his stock
and will continue at the ranch the SAM
as in the past.
This year the Billings county fail
at Beach starts on October 1st and con-
tinues for four days and it is expected
that a good many people from Starl
county will attend. The crops have
been good and our people want a chance
of meeting and exchanging ideas will
the residents of DUR sister county on thu
west. Beach claims the largest crop!
in Western North Dakota and the fail
will afford our people an o%pportunit,
of verifying these claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur George and chic
arrived Sunday from Wallace. Idaho
to visit Mr.. Georges mother, Mrs. Char
lotte George, and his sisters, Misses
Ruby, Hattie and Violet. They expect
to 60 out to Oakdale to visit his broth
ers. taytUf and Walter, the latter par
Eof the week. Mr.. George is principa
shareholder and manager Of the Hectic
silver mines at Wallace. shares o
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