The Dickinson press., 1913-06-21

Elliott freeman returned this week
from his farm.
F H. Rust came up from Taylor on
Thursday in his car.
A son was born to MANAGER and Mrs.
w. j. Elliott on June IS.
!. W. j. Motley has become a member
Of the Dickinson Commercial club.
Carnations and peonies ST per dozen;
roses 81. Dickinson Floral Co. adv.
6-21-1t
Mrs. M. G. Brown and children went
to Becker, MIMI, on Thursday to visit
Tor q month
Mrs. H. W. Eden and daughter,
Harriet returned the past week from
their visit in Minnesota.
Miss Bessie Flynn left this week for
Redfeld, S. D., where she will visit
for some time with her aunt.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will hold a food sale in the L. A.
Davis store on Saturday. June 21st.
Frank Sadowsky had to pay SIS per
acre for an isolated 40 at the Dickinson
U. S. land office on Friday morning.
Miss Grace Guertin accompanied her
sister. Mrs. T. D. Casey. home and will
remain with her for the summer months.
John Reiner thought Thursday that
they had not had quite as much rain
south of Gladstone as around Dickinson.
For Sales we'll broken matched
teams and Is head of mixed horses,
mares and colts. Walter Farrand. adv.
6-21-1t
Mrs. A. W. McLain went to Oakdale
on Monday to be present at the mar
rage to Ed. Cuskelly and Miss Maude
Fleek on the 18Th.
James Eslick was taken to James
town on Wednesday. James Chris
Jensen of Belfeld, uncle of the Eslik
children. is to be appointed their guar
dian.
II is reported that J. B. Howard of
the Dunn County Settler has started a
paper at Dunn Center in the territory
already occupied by the Spring Valley
Times.
Nels Christensen expected to leave
the last Of the week for the Christensen
ranch. Prof. F. H. Swift of the Min
nesota university was to come out for
an outing of two weeks.
For Sales we'll broken matched
teams and Is head of mixed horses,
mares and colts. Walter Farrand.-adv.
s. 6-2l-1t
Mrs. Chas. Sackett was in the city
the past week. The family is settling
on land in the vicinity of the Six Mile
ranch west of Fayette. e.
Louis Abramobitch, the Belfeld ball
player who had his leg broken at
Beach two weeks ago. was taken
TO St. Joseph's hospital recently in or
der that he might get the best possible
care.
W. C.. Gilbreath, commissioner of
agriculture and labor. arrived from Mott
on Thursday. He had been attended
the Old Settlers picnic in Hettinger
county and came across the country for
the alfalfa meetin 6 at Dickinson.
Frank Hewes, who has sold his paint
ing business to N. Mininberg, says
that it will be some time before he
gets his accounts all collected. He has
not decided what he will do in the
future but will likely take a trip west
later in the season.
l. A. Peck, Miss Ethel, Harold and
Roy are home from a two weeks auto
trip to Gettysburg, S. D., near their old
home before coming to Stark county
about ten years ago. They did not find
as much rain in the county southeast
as in Stark county.
Rochus Deiberl vas adjud ged insane
the first of the week and is in Jail
awaiting advice from jamestown. The
man is single, about 80 years of age
and was Sent to jamestown in 1911.
Later he was parolled and worked for
H. Froelichl at the Dickinson
Fire & Pressed Brick Co. works. The
man was formerly from Russia and
of late has been making threats and
acting strangely.
Attorneys Z. A.. Simpson and w. F.
Burnett have Given their tenants in
the building on the corner north Of the
Berrinder market notice to be ready to
move within a short time. The owners
have plans about completed for a one
story building to be used by Kettleson,
Hoist & Co. James Kettelson, with
Soules & Butler, is preparing the plans
and it was expected on Friday that
the contract would be signed within a
few days.
Mrs. H. A.. Hoeue and son. Henry,