The Dickinson press., 1914-11-28

WV WHICH Oh Maul1NS was In LICK
inson the first Of the week.
For rents room modern house.
A. H. Deiters.-adv. 11-21-f
The regular Masonic dance will be
given Saturday night, November 28th.
P. c. Davis is building opposite the
Harry Harleman house. He hoped to
get the work completed this week.
Miss Hattie Lehman Of Leith, Nd,
is the guest of her brother, Louis
Lehman, and friends in the city. 'l,
Postmaster Frank Lish took ad-
vantage Of the warn spell the past
week and had his house shingled. :
For Sale-at a bargain a genuine
leather couch and a Turkish rocker,
AZ Sims St.-adv. Y" 11-28-4t
Mrs. T. H. Larson and Miss Pauline
liner of Taylor. were visitors in the
city last Saturday, having some den
tai work done
Herman Leutz Of Taylor was in
Dickinson or Tuesday, taking out a
new Overland for one Of his custo-
mers. = T.. .9f~s1 2fI = t"=#2!
Agent and Mrs. W. J. Buchner and
son, Arthur, were down from Glen
dive to spend, Thanksgiving. at the
David Roberts home. ,,# ~
Attorney A. ]. Palmer Of Sentinel
Butte, who had been at Manning for
a day or two: spent Sunday at the St.
Charles. Donald Palmer was also in
Dickinson on Sunday. $500 @r' "h@"3t
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Crawford and
children of Sentinel Butte were ex-
pected in the city this week to eat
their thanksgiving dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. B. 81. Crawford. +,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McClosky and
little son, Harry, were down from
Sentinel Butte last Friday. After
spending the day in the city visiting
and in consultation with a physician,
they returned to their home in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark were in
the first of the week from down south
for dental work. These people for
merly resided in Dickinson. MI.
Clark was formerly owner Of the
Bull Head ranch southwest of South
Heart.
Bert Waddell went to Kildeer the
first of the week to help Cachier A.
B. Curry in the Northwestern State
bank until he could get an assistant
from the east. Mr.. Waddell is with
the Merchants National bank in this
city.
Miss Marguerite Rudiselle returned
Sunday morning from Seattle, where
she had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Herb. Haughton. Miss Rudiselle has
accepted a position in the T. H.
Pugh law office, commencing work
Monday morning.
Carl Anderson went to Sentinel
Butte Saturday afternoon to inspect
some land rs miles north of the town.
On Monday he filed on a fine quarter
of land which he had seen. Mr.. An
derson, who is with the First Nation
al bank, will probably move to his
claim in the early spring.
H. G. Hamilton was in the city on
Tuesday with a load of flax from his
farm neal Fayette. MIR. Hamilton suf-
fered a heavy hail loss and so he does
not have much grain to sell this year.
He had 100 per cent loss. He is
thinking of starting in to raise Duroc
Jersey hogs and was looking for
some breeders of pure bred stock
while in the city.
Frank Banks and B. j. Schorege
were over from Williston on Tuesday,
coming to the city via Glendive. Mr..
Banks stated that his family was in
Williston for the winter and he spent
most of the time at the ranch. Mr..
Schorege is with the Williams County
State bank. He was formerly in the
state examiners office.
R. S. Bookings of Richardton was
Wednesday, it having been about a
year since he was at the county seat.
During the past season a valuable
purebred mare was killed by lightn-
ing at Mr.. Bookings stock farm.
Further than this things have been
going along nicely at the ranch the
past season.
A.. D. Fuller was in Monday from
his farm 16 miles northeast of the
city. Mr.. Fuller's flax crop went be-
tween IA and Is bushels to the acre.
This is mighty good for flax this
year as the yield has been especially
light. His wheat went in the neigh
borhood of Ia bushels. Mr.. Fuller
had four kinds of corn this year and
all did very well. He has a variety
of yellow dent which is almost sure
to give a crop. He brought his seed
from Wisconsin when he came out
here a few years ago and has been
selecting from it. each wear