The Dickinson press., 1913-10-18
lOCAl NEWS

N0Nt-TEE3S O5lr-lr-.S4H. EEt'As. aeLTs
a dauehter was born Sunday. October
|12th, to Nj. and Mrs. H. X. Nichols.
Attorney L. A. Simpson and o. r.
Bsanick autoed to Medora on Saturday.
Alex Beaudoin and Eugene Sauvaseap
Gaylord were business visitors IN
the city Monday.
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Elmer feeling came up Monday in
his car from Taylor bringing MrA. X.
Knudson and family, who were getting
q group picture.
Mrs. Jesse Ireland Of New England
il making her home with the Dundas
family while taking o%steopathic treat
ments from Dr.. Bailey.
H. A. Stevenson was in the first Of
the week from the A. H. Arnett stock
ranch on Spring creek northwest OF
Dunn Center to look after some business
matters.
Richard Monteith brought his first
load of 1918 wheat on Monday from his
farm in the Hirschville country. His
wheat this year averaged 9 bushels to
the acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Redland of Mary
were in the city the first of the week
visiting at the Julis Hoist home and
attending to business matters. Mrs.
Redland is a sister of Mrs. Hoist.
Miss Ada Hubert arrived last Satur-
day from her home in Wisconsin and is
a quest this week at the home of her
sister, Mrs. L. R. Baird. Miss Hubert
visited her sister here about q year ago
and is now on her way to Pacific coast
points.
Druggist A. B. Robinson was greeting
acquaintance in the city Friday on his
way home to Mott from Fairview. Mont.
Mr.. Robinson was much impressed with
the new Montana town and may decide
to move his drug store stock there in
the near future.
The following members were taken
into the Epworth League Of the Metho-
dist church last Sunday evening: Misses
Bertha Lyken, Bessie johnson. Fern
Cooke. Caroline Cinnineer, ..Lazetta
Stedwell and H. L. Harvey, Paul Erb
and E.. ]. Tufft. There are a number
more who will be taken in later.
W. G. Van Leeuwen, foreman for the.
Holland Dakota Landbouw Co. proper
ties in Stark county, was down from
Zenith on Saturday attending 10 some
business matters. The Hollanders are
busy blowing their, land and getting
ready for the 1914 crop. The RAIN and
snow put the land in very good shape
for such work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright drove to
Dickinson last Saturday from their farm
northeast of Belfield. This year Mr..
| Wright had 100 acres of wheat that
averaged q little better than Is bushels
to the acre. He is blowing some this
fall. although it is a little too dry to
do the best work.
T. A. johnson was in Monday with a
load of wheat from his farm three miles
this side of Manning. He received 72c
per bushel. Mr.. johnson farmed about
200 acres the past season and had an
average wheat yield of IS bushels to
the acre. He is busy blowing now and
will not market much more grain until
after the ground freezes.
The Ladies Aid society and the official
I'D Of tho Methodist church are
entertaining the members and friends
of the church at a banquet and recep-
tion tonight friday for their pastor,
Rev. j. G. Morrison. and family. who
returned from the state conference at
Lisbon this week, having again been
assigned tie charge here.
Supt. P. S. Berg and Miss Ruth Clark,
primary teacher, are in Bowman this
week conducting q teachers institute.
The Bowman people were very fortunate
in securing so able an instructor as
MI. Berg in charge Of their institute
work. Miss Clark will have the primary
work, for which she is very capable.
W. L. Stockwell and Dr. Curtis of
Michia.u were amons the institute
speakers.
New England Herald:-L Scott Of
Dickinson drove down TO New England
Tuesday for a short visit with friends
and to see the much talked-about city
on the Cannon Ball. He was surprised
at the business activity and said h
thought this about the ~liveliest town il
the county. Mr.. Scott has made hi
home in Dickinson for the past few
years but still owns q iarm ear Taylor
Ha reports that his 100 acres of Whea