The Dickinson press., 1913-04-12

/ NJ. and Mrs. Birdett Lepper returned.
on Sunday from their eastern trip.
/ Mr. and Mrs. s. N. Ferris left Long
Beach on the 5th for San Francisco,
later to 60 to Portland and Seattle.
They expect to get home about May 1st
I Attorney and Mrs. H. E. Haney and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Haney were down
from Belfield on Monday. W. p. Haney
recently came to Belfield and is in the
insurance business. having an Office
with his brother.
Joseph Cuskelly was in few days
recently from his stock ranch at Oak
dale. Cattle wintered very good the
past season. Mr.. Cuskelly raised
quantity of fodder last year for his stock
and he found it a fine thing. He will
put in good acreage again this year.
/. A telegram last Saturday from the
Daily Enterprise. published at Sheridan
Wyoming said Pete Pelissier is we'll
and has not been sick according to his
wife. The fact that Willis Pelissier
was in Dickinson carly last week and
stated that his parents had sent for him
probably gave rise to the report that
Mr.. Pelissier was dangerously ill.
Elwin johnson, from to 9 miles
northwest of Taft. was calling on old
Dickinson friends last Saturday. it hav-
ing been over two years since he was
in the city. MIR. johnson has band
of, about 1.10O sheep and recently
bought 200 lambs of E. S. johnson at
S.. 80 per head. He sold his own in the
fall at SITS per head. Elwin johnson
was one of the pioneer merchants at
New England. coming out from Yer
mont in the eighties and buying an
interest in the first store started at the
Cannon Ball metropolis.
| The Alumni Association of the Dick
inson high school will entertain at
dance in the high school gym on FRI
day evening, April 18th. The dance
proceeds will be used to defray ex-
penses for their annual banquet for the
Seniors in May. Refreshments will be
served at the dance. Tickets will be
81 per couple and everybody is invited.
Committees have been appointed to
make final arrangements and all at
tending are assured of a good time.
One day recently Ed. Lenneville de-
livered the mail on his route on horse
back, which is the first time in the
history of Dickinson mail service that
a carrier has served the patrons in
this manner. Mr.. Lenneville is good
rider in the saddle and was able to de-
liver all kinds of mail. including
parcel post packages, within the requir-
ed time, regardless of mud and other
conditions which would have made it
impossible to have served all the
patrons of his route on foot.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hoffman and
their children Jay. Mile. Ardis and
Grace, were leaving the first of the
week for New York state where they ex-
poet to make their future home. Mrs.
Hoffman and the girls expected to stop
at her old home at Red Wing. ,Minn.,
for few days. visit while Mr.. Hoff-
man accompanied their car of household
goods. three horses and number of
chickens. The Hoffman family moved
to Dickinson last fall from their farm
miles south of South Heart, where
they had lived about ten years. E. H.
Turner has rented the Hoffman place.
A. O.. Ross and Norman Malcolm of
Hubbard Woods, ILL.,, arrived the past
week with their immigrant car for
their farm seven or eight miles south
east Of Dickinson on section 1l-138-96.
They have four large work mares. q Big
4 gas engine and all necessary equip
ment for breaking 800 to 500 acres of
land this spring. They were busy ~the
middle of the week getting ready to
erect a temporary house and barn to do
them until after seeding time. Mr..
Malcolm does not expect to bring his
family to Dickinson until after the
springs work on the farm.
From March oath until April 5th. the
period for which the mailing lists of
the PRESS were corrected the following
parties renewed or subscribed: Ernest
Jessen. New England; S. Englehartson,
Bel6eld; j. J. Bartley, Beach; Nels
Person. New England; Fred Hartman,
(new) Wayzata. MINI. W. H. Conlon,
Antelope; Gus Coulson. Bel6eld; John
Murphy, Antelope; Henry Buehner.
Boldt; Anton Lampel, Bel6eld; E. W.
Hill. (new) Willow Creek. Mont. VIM.
Tews. Kennedy; Asa Gardner, New
England: W. r. Peet, Bismarck A.
Hike, Belfield; Geo. Gratz. (new)
Gladstone John P. Goetz. Richardton );
George H. Wilson. (new) Gladstone;
Anna Pavlicek, Lewistown. Mont. {:
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