The Dickinson press., 1914-11-28

course at Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Minn.-adv. 1912
Mrs. D. S. Littlehales spent a few
days the latter part Of the week visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. B. E. Ken
nelly" She returned to her home in
Jamestown Sunday morning.
c., B. Hanson returned Wednesday
night from his ranch north, where he
has been arranging for the wintering
Of the bunch Of horses he recently
purchased from Joe. Murphy.
Mrs. George Brandt and son,
donald Frederic left St. Josephss hos
pital for Thanksgiving dinner at the
Earl Robinson home. They expect to
return to Fryburg the last of the
week.
Conductor and Mrs. M. G. Brown
and children left Tuesday morning
for St. Paul to be absent a month or
two. MI. Brown represents his d.
vision in a new schedule that is be-
ing worked out for the N. P. system.
Paul Meyer raised quite a disturb
ance Tuesday night and was arrested
by Officer McDonough. Wednesday
morning he was brought before JUS
tice Sterland and pleaded guilty to
the charge. Of drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct.
Anton Zurn, was in Tuesday with
a load of flax which he sold at $1.30
per bushel. Mr.. Zurn raises cattle
and horses near the Six Mile ranch
and grows a little grain, taking a load
occasionally to Dickinson, a distance
of nearly 60 miles, when he has bust
ness to. transact.
Lost-North of Dickinson three
weeks ago, white bull dog with brown
with IA cut in leather. Return to
PRESS office or DR.. Furman, Rich
ardton, N. D., for SIS reward. Fred
Siverts, Marshall, N. D., owner.
adv. 11-28-2t
W. J. Motley and son, Deane, were
in bright and early Thanksgiving
morning to get Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Snyder and child to go out to the
farm for dinner. MI. Motley has an
automobile which Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Barlow of Ripon, Wis, gave him
when they left for home last week.
Ray Lyon returned Tuesday from
Beach, where he has been operating
the motion picture machine at the
Clifford Smith show house for the
past few months. George Lyon. came
in Wednesday from the Robert Lyon,
Jr., ranch northwest of Fayette. Ray
is planning on accompanying him
back at the end of the week. -
The Lloyd RAIDER Dairy blossomed
out with a fine new milk wagon the
early part of the week. 1t is an in
closed affair with windows in the
front portion and a door on each side
and in the back. The running gear
and pole are painted yellow while the
body is of a dark green color. It is
hung low and should be far more con-
venient than the old one.
Andrew Nordness from south of
Taylor was ~transacting business in
Dickinson on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. He had a good crop of grain
the past season, some 2,400 bushels
of wheat, 600 of barley and the same
amount of oats. He raised 20 acres
of corn which will be used in fatten-
ing the so head Of swine which he
has on the farm.
Mrs. John W. Goodall and son,
Perry, have been visiting at the
Brooks Goodall home the past week.
They came across country. in the
Robert Wilcox car, making the trip
Of 125 miles from Goodall via Charlie
ton and Berg in about eight hours
Returning from Washington, d. c.,
last week. Mr.. Goodan came to Dick
inson with Messrs. Wilcox, Richards
and Christensen and was taken north
by MI. Wilcox. III:
It seems that Deputy Game War
den Hartung has only started in his
crusade against the violaters Of the
game laws Of the state. Last Friday
Carl Hurt was brought before JUS
tice "A. p. Folsom and pleaded guilty
to the charge of trapping muskrats
out of season. Before he left he
turned $35 into the Golfers of the
state as recompense for his wrong
doing. On Monday Oscar Nelson was
up before the same court and left $50
for having trapped mink and musk
rats out of season. He was caught
with the goods and so could do moth
ing but plead guilty.