The Dickinson press., 1913-07-05
Local News

A. H. Arnett was a passe niger to
Billings on Saturday.
+. Paul Foss. fan A. C. student, has re-
turned to the A. B. Robinson drug
store in Mott.
j. W. Sturgeon of the Dickinson
Gun Club took second place in a big
shoot at Grand Forks the past week.
Mrs. L. H. Nichols.seems TO be get
ting along as we'll as could be expect
ed. 1t will be some time before she
fully regains her strength.
Lucille, the little dauehter-.of.Mr Ii. and
Mrs. L. fl. Nichols, had a successful
operation for the removal of adenoids
on July 1st.
Anton and Pete F~reskens, from 16
miles south, came in Sunday and visit
ed at the Van Eyk home a few miles
east of the city until Tuesday.
Miss Blonda Aasgaard. who has a
homestead north of Taylor, made a
business trip to Dickinson last week,
accompanied by her sister. Miss Ame-
liza and Annon Opsahl.
Gilbert Gunwall stopped in Dickinson
on his way home to the Spring Greek
farm. He had been in Montana looking
for a homestead but could find no, land
on which he cared to file.
Hebron Tribune: Tom Rutherford is
to leave Lehigh, where he has been
agent for the N. P, and take a similar
position at Intake. Mont, a new town
IN the Sidney branch. about twenty
miles north of Glendive.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Colerove at their farm neal Stanton on
June 18th. Mr.. Colgrove writes his
father, Charles Colgrove. of this place,
that they have had good rains around
his place and that his wheat crop is
looking we'll.
J. j.. Murphy, cashier of the State
Bank of New England, and his friends,
George Kelly and John Stewart Of
Stewartville. Mimi. were in Dickinson
the latter part Of the week. en- route tt
Plentywood, Mont, where they went
to look over the business opportunities.
New England Herald: ALI. White
was down from Dickinson Sunday t
look after things at the ranch. He is
doing considerable building. having
we'll drilled ard making many othel
Improvements. His new house whe1
completed will be one of the best in tn,
country west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schmidt, from II
miles south of Beach returned Saturday
evening to their home. Mrs. Schmidt
had been in St. Joseph's hospital TO
three weeks, having an operation TO
appendicitis and other troubles and il
now feeling very glad that she cam
to Dickinson. Mr.. Schmidt. who hat
been here with his wife for the entir
time could not say too much for tn
treatment received at the hospital.
Albert Hake and wife were. in Dick
inson this week from their farm seve,
miles north of. Taylor and closed a dea
for two houses in this city. They hav'
traded their farm of 100 acres for thu
two Max LANCE houses in the western
part of the city. The deal. which rep
resents about SIS, 900 was made through
the John Orchard agency. In the trad
the Langes get one half of the Haks
crop in the fall. Poss ession is to b
given October list. MIR. Hake is
piano tuner and will probably open al
Office in Dickinson.
The New England bail players stop
ped over in Dickinson Friday night o.
their return from Wibaux. where they
had played a series of three games
Wibaux won all OF the games, tn
scores being S to 2, 1 to 0 and 6 to 2
In the first contest, Crowskin, New Eng
lands Indian twirler. struck u Il
men and allowed only 2 hits. The frs
game on Friday was a very pretty con
test. For nine in nings neither sid
scored, then Crowskin, who had pitche
both games retired and Wibaux wa
able to get a run in the tenth off fror
Larson. The last game was a five in
ming contest. called to allow the Ne,
England boys to catch the train 70