The Dickinson press., 1913-09-06
local NEWS

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Commissioner and Mrs. Wm. Col.
grove of Mott have q little dsushteF.S
They have FIVE boys, the latest arrival
making family of six children. StS
Miss Pauline Wallace, who has been
clerkine in Reed Bros. store for seyeral.
months, left Monday for Zenith. near
which place she will teach school the
coming term. 8t|s sSs
X. X. Olson of Oakdale was in last
Saturday to deliver a mixed bunch of
cattle to an eastern buyer. His best.
3-year-old steers brought him $50 per
head. 81
C. C. Mead came in the first Of the.
week from his trip at New England
and points in Billings county and left
on Monday for the Twin Cities to at
tend the Minnesota fair.
Miss Virginia Croteau of Mandan,
known in Dickinson from her many
visit at the home Of her uncle, j. i sP..as
Beringer, is attending St. Catherine'st
school in st. Paul this term. lgg N
DAN Brew bought ticket on Monday
for Spokane, where he expected to visit
for some time. He will probably call
ON old friends at Occur d. Alene and
other Washington points before return.
ing.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Dubois Of Green
Bay. Wis, who had been visiting for
some weeks with their brother and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Smith, at
their farm this jde of Manning, were
returning east on Saturday.
Will Martin and ]. u. Scharr were
in Dickinson last Friday and Saturday
from their places in Dunn county.
These people own tnreshing rig to-
gether and expect to start up the first Of
this week at the farm of Scharr.
w. E. Smith, northeast of Edgar, had
his fax of nearly 200 ceres nearly cut
when in Dickinson last Saturday. It
promises a good yield. Mr.. Smith ex-
pected to start his threshing machine
this week.
! For rent-25o acres broken in ny
5.13o.o7 for season of 1914. Inquire of
J. w. Sturgeon, Dickinson.-adv. 7-IQ-tf
4t-F. F. Kadrmas and Wenzel Kadrmas
have been threshing from the shock the
past week. They have their own ma
chine and go acres of wheat at the
farm of the former gave yield of 14K
bushels to the acre. .-! &
"A. C. Stone of Sentinel Butte was in
Dickinson on August 10Th. to get Mrs.
Stone and daughter, Helen who had
been at St. Joseph's hospital for some
time. Mr.. Stone sold his cattle this
year to Sentinel Butte buyers who paid
him SIS per head for 3 year old steers.
John Oschsenfeld opened school this
week in No. 10 of the Stolz district
where he taught last year.. Before
leaving for his school work he helped
his father, Henry Oschenfeld. put.up %
wheat and oat stacks. Thev also
had IS acres of good macaroni wheat
tn stack.
John Buckman and son, William.
came down from Belfield on Saturday
to attend the land designation opening.
William Buckman has homestead
10 miles northwest of Bel6eld, about. 2
miles north of the old Dan Drenkel
place, and he was able to get 160-acre
tract alongside his original homestead,
making him 800 acres in all.
| Tom Solbere, who came out fom Cass
county last spring, taking a homestead
in the country north of Fayette, was
successful in getting in on the en-
lar9ed homestead act at the Dickinson
U. S. land Office last Saturday. This
gives Mr.. Solberg farm of 800 acres
He was one of several who came in and
ordered the PRESS that day.
Taylor Reporter Miss Elsie Toreer-
son returned last Friday from Bismarck,
where she has been in a hospital for
several weeks recovering from an opera
tion. Her many friends here will be
glad to learn that she is much i'm
proved in health and when she fully
reeains her strength will feel better
than she has for number Of years.
Glendive Monitor Adam Weller of
Stipek while trying to extricate a pup
from the fence near his place Sunday
evening was attacked by black water
spaniel belonging to q Mr.. Lawrence of
Johnson's Island, and severely bitten
on both limbs. As the main artery
of his right leg was severed. the in
jured man was rushed to a local hos
pital for treatment Mr. Weller was
taken home Tuesday in August Nader
hoff's auto. 5l.