The Dickinson press., 1914-01-31

iiiE DICKINSON PRE-
ryburg
F. Nicola of Dickinson spent Monday
in Frybure, visiting his old friend,
Richard Kanan.
The Frybure Mercantile Co. is having
the shelving and other fixtures installed
in their dry goods section this week.
Mrs. r. r. Bryan wal home a few
days this week from Dickinson, where
she is taking osteopathic treatments
from DR.. Bailey.
Miss Pauline Wallace, formerly with
the Reed Bros. store in Dickinson, is
teaching the school q mile and q half
south. commencing last week.
/. S. l.. Demouth and his mother drove
in from Q0inion Monday, Mrs. Demouth
taking train No. 6 for a several weeks
visit in the east. Mr.. Demouth loaded
out Tuesday with lumber and groceries.
Fred Savage of Dickinson was here
the past week Retting the farmers in
this vicinity interested in a cooperative
scheme. A mass meeting will likely
be called in the near future and the
matter discussed.
Mrs. George Flint, wife Of Manager
Flint of the Occident Elevator. has
been suffering with appendicitis the
past several days. She will undergo an
operation at Bel6eld,. where she will be
cared for at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs e. w Scharf
Martin Brotten. manager of the Bun
ham Lumber yard at Fryburg. as soon
as the weather permits. will begin the
erection of a modern bungalow cottage
here. Mrs. Brotten and two children
are still at Belield, where Manager
Brotten spends his Sundays.
Alex Monty recently built a large
water tank for, Andrew Miller, who
lives eight miles north. The reservoir
is IA feet in diameter and will be used
by Mr.. Miller to good advantage in car
ing for his stock among which are sew
eral head of fine white durhams.
John Hecker recently moved his
family out from Kansas and was f0rtu-
nate in finding a homestead about six
miles north of Fryburg. Mr.. fdecker
brought his horses and household goods
along and visited en route in Dickinson
with his brother. Matt Hecker, and his
father. who operates a farm neal the
Stark county seat.
A fine flow of good water was found
at a depth of 81 feet on the Alex Monty
farm one-half mile south of town. The
water supply from the old we'll was in
adequate for the needs of the stock and
the new one was sunk on the site on
which Mr.. Monty expects to erect a
large barn the coming season. The
water pipes will be laid to all parts
of the barn, connecting with individual
drinking troughs in each stall.
Blacksmith Carl Peterson, formerly
employed in the Fred Turner shop in
hutchinson. arrived the first of the week
and has already commenced the erection
of his new blacksmith shop here, Archie
Pilot having charge of the carpenter
work. Mr.. Peterson is an efficient
blacksmith and could have located nj
better town for his business. The town
is no less fortunate in the addition o.
a blacksmith shop as well as a goot
citizen. .x, s
Cashier w. G. Watts of the First Stat
bank of Fryburg spent Sunday at Hebron
with his brothers, J. H. Watts, cashie
Of the Hebron, State bank, and E. L
Watts. secretary of the Hebron Fire {
Pressed Brick Co. On his return he wa
accompanied by Mrs. j.. H. Watts, VIII
will spend a few days visiting at tn
Watts home here and with Mr.. and Mrs
E. p. Bishop al Bel6eld. Mr.. Watt
brothers expect to come up from Hebro
for over Sunday.
The First State bank of Fryb urg hel
it's annual meeting this week and re
elected the old board of directors
namely A. L. Martin. O. N. Dunbar
and j. X. Martin. The officers are ais
the same: A. L. Martin, president ; {
N. Durham, vice president W.. {
Watts, cashier. The First State ha
made a good showing for the short tim
it has been in BUSINESS. Fryburg peopl
find Cashier Watts conservative and
good man for the town.
Frybure seems 10 be a busy place fl
q new town. Several lots have slread
been sold in the Updike addition. COZ
SlStlng OF IL acres, FeCeutly pldttGt
Carl Peterson, formerly with F. "
Turner in Dickinson, has a lot in tow
and will open a blacksmith shop in IL
!, near future. The 0ccident Elevator G.
has purchased some over 100, 600 busl
els Of grain. The Martin elevator h,
T a capacity of 80. 600 bushels. and it
estimated that another season will s.
ESQ, 600 bushels of grain marketed in Il
: new town west Of, Belield.
! Rev. j. C. Erb, Dunn county farm
T and preacher, has made arrangement
to hold preaching services in the villal
, hall here every other Sunday. II
. initial service on January 18th was We
we'll attended and Rev. Erb will be he
again next Sunday. Interest in &
newly organized Sunday school is al
increasing and it is the aim Oft
, people here to erect a union protesta
! church next summer. Such an instit
tion would be for the economic as VIZ
as the spiritul good Of the town a
i. ought to meet with the financial {
I Cooperation of all.