The Dickinson press., 1915-07-17
Business
Mems
Lunch

had business before the federal court
in Bismarck Monday.
Joe Zastoupil, in the Davis Butte
country, is erecting a stone granary
that will hold 5000 bushels.
Harry E. Harleman is manufacture
ing the Star brand of Corn Crispette
at his home that is delicious.
Representative Frank Wanner said
Tuesday that there was no hail at
his farm northeast of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Shipley said
Tuesday that there had been no hail
at their place northeast of the city.
This week workmen were connect
ing the new Reed Bros. store base
ment with the W for drainage
purposes.
Mrs. R. H. Johnson entertained
the Auction Bridge Club, of which
she is a member, very pleasantly
Wednesday evening.
w. J. Davis of Lake Crystal, Mimi,
returning from a visit in Montana,
stopped off in Dickinson this week to
see his son, P. c. Davis, with n of
the Oscar Farr stores.
Mrs. M. G.. Brown was expected
from Minneapolis on Thursday. Mrs.
Brown underwent a serious operation
at Hill Crest hospital about a month
ago, but is recovering very nicely.
MI. and Mrs. J. G. Sanders, who
were visiting at the home of Mrs.
Sanders parents, Mayor and Mrs. ALT
White, for over a week, returned to
their home in Miles City Sunday.
Word was received this week that
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle and
daughter, Josephine, who have been
travelling in the west for nearly two
weeks, visited in Seattle the past
week.
G. A. Meisner of Fryburg, who
had just returned from a honeymoon
trip to Wisconsin, was in Dickinson
on Monday. He stated that the crops
looked better to him in Stark county
than at almost any place he visited
while down east.
J. C. Thysell of the Dickinson ex-
pertinent station gave an address
last Saturday at a farmers picnic at
Beach. Earlier in the week he at
tended demonstration farm picnics at
Dawson and Hazelton.
A new Burroughs posting machine
has been added to the equipment of
the Merchants National Bank. 1t is
the machine that combines direct
subtraction and addition and is OPP
Grated with electric current.
Attorney L. A. Simpson was out
at Lefor on Monday for the open
ing of the Lefor State Bank. While
Mr.. Simpson was out there nearly
$4,000 was brought in for deposit,
which is a fine showing for the open
ing day.
Attorneys T. F. Murtha and F. C.
Heffron came down from Beach
Wednesday afternoon, where they
had been for the calling Of the dis
trict court calendar. Mr.. Murtha has
a case which is set for this week,
but Mr.. Heffron's cases will be tried
before Judge Neussle.
Alex Fowler, owner of the Dickin-
son-Manning daily stage line, said
Tuesday night that it did not rain
much the first of the week at Kill
deer or Manning. The only hail
damage that he learned of out that
way from the Monday night storm
was at the E. J.. Scharf farm, where
it was estimated that the loss was
rs per cent, covered by insurance.
John F. Brodie returned OF Tues
day from a business trip in the north
of Sentinel Butte, where he was
showing $4,000 acres of land to Iowa
buyers. They liked the tract very
much and will likely close for the
same within a few days. On account
of the high water, Mr.. Brodie had to
ship his car and take the train home.
He says he never saw finer beef cat
tie than what is grown out that way.
Revival meetings will be conducted
at the Methodist church from July
10 to August 6 by F. E. Reynolds, a
business man evangelist of Mime
sofa, who has met with considerable
success in his evangelistic work and
comes highly recommended. There
will be two services daily, at 2:3O
and 7:3O p. m. except Saturday. The
campaign will be live and snappy
from beginning to end, with special
singing.
This week Supt. C. R. Waldron,
John c. Thysell and. R. w. Smith
have been in attendance at the Great
Plains gathering at Mandan. J.. Al
len Clark's name is also on the list
of those who were to give talks for
this great meeting. He will accom-
pany the Dickinson representatives
home on Saturday and remain for
some days in connection with gov
eminent work at the experiment sta
ton.
C. G. Simpson of Massen & Simp-
son, growers of live stock in the
Quinion, country, came to Dickinson
on Tuesday morning with Eugene
Northrop, who was taken to st. JOS
eph's hospital with a severe case Of
pneumonia. He drove into Belfield in
his car Monday night but the pa
tents condition was such that he
did. not dare to run through to Dick
inson. The NorthrOp bow had been