The Dickinson press., 1913-12-06
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Col. and Mn. W. Rice ii lann,.a
werei in DickintQa IN Wepnsedsy to &c.
dental work done. sss. 5Ss;ss .s
Ce& E. Hubert 81 MedotssW In
Dickinson last friday trsnsaesiux busi-
ess. rsturnins he stopped atsDsl1eid.
s. L. Price. formerly - tis drug
business at Taylor. now arsneher near
Dunn Center. was In to1nt6e past
week. trran1sactine businesssandsmeetine
his many friends. pa
Charles E. Gordon Wal expecating to
leave the last Of the week for his home
at Long Beach. California. He was
called to Richardton twosweekss on
account Of the death of his brother.
Mike fiienz was in Wednesday with
a load Of wheat from is5farm in the
vicinity of Snow. His srainasold at
Tic. This about finishes h~isiasnarketina
for this season. s ISL
For Sale-small General stots in the
vicinity Of Beach and Wibaux. doing a
good cash business. For particulars
write 2, o. Box 400. Dickinson, N. D.
adv. $s ll-29.2t
Mike Raschko OF LAfor cane in Fri-
day. bringing in q load Of s.aln. He
reports aood roads and q large number
of people hauling grain.
Edward and Ray Boland of Alpin
spent Thanksgiving week insthis city.
visiting with their sisters. Mrs Frank
| wilkinson and Mary Boland.
John. Sevella of Snow hauled in a
load Of grain last Saturday. He reports
a fair crop Of possibly 9 little better
than 2os bushels: to the acre.
Frank Reichard, from out north, close
to Dunn Center. spent the greater; part
OF last week in town. Mr.. Reichard has
sold a coed deal of his land and is
engaged in raising stock all together.
District Veterinary c. c. jackson
made a trip to Sentinel Butte Monday,
returning the latter part of the week.
Dosrine has been discovered among
horses north of Belfeld and Sentinel
Butte and Dr.. Jackson was called to in
spect some Of the stock.
H. c. Christensen has been in from
the ranch the past week. Nels accom-
panied his father to Dickinson and
went On to Minneapolis to resume his
studies at the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen are
back from the TWIN Cities and will re-
main in Dickinson until after Christ.
mas. Miss Emma Christensen remains
in St. Paul for q few weeks yet .
The Regent Grain Co.. has opened it!
new elevator at New England. Juhr
p. Juneers is president of the colDpany
This company also has a we'll supplied
machine shed on the lots inst north q
the Herald Office on the site r6ceStl!
purchased from c. C. Mead.
Dickinson. Lodge A. f. & Az N
elected the following officers the nish
of November 18th: DR.. Herbert Arder
son. master; C. D. Litch, S. W.. c. ]
Kunz. j. W. A. P. Folsom. secretary
W. L. Richards. treasurer. The install
alton will be private and will occu
rat the regular MEETING night on Deeeln
Der 18th. e.
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Mrs. VIM. Wilhouse was pleasant
surprised Saturday evening whensflh
ladies Of the G. l. A. gathered at sc
home in honor of her birthday
pleasant time is reported. The lsdie
presented Mrs. Wilhouse with a beanti
full cut glass piece.
Geo. r. Keiter will be in Dickinsol
the FIRST Of January to start worklond
new city and county directory. n
Keiler has always given the peopaee
this locality . very reliable directpg
and there is no reason to doubt .thath
will not do the same the coming 9Yeal
Commissioner A. E. Mischief. Hnst
master Robert Hunke and Joe BJad
came up Saturday evening inIaMs
Blades car % attend the knighi1aso
Columbus meeting. Relaxation q
has large number Of K. Cts andsa1ll
have several candidate for the claesEo
December 14th. 49,
The Ladies Aid society aud the did,
members Of 3thexCpwoeth LEAGUE ofs II