The Dickinson press., 1916-04-29
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Wait for the Watkins Wagon.
adv. 4-29-tf
S. L. Carroll has just finished a
garage at his home on Third Avenue
West.
A. H. Deiters has remodeled the
barn in the rear of his dwelling for
a garage.
Attorney and Mrs. H. E. Haney
were in the city Saturday from their
home at Belfield.
Julius Guon and Albert Behonek
made a business trip to Judson, this
state, on Monday.
C. Peterson was completing a fine
row Of trees on the boulevard in
front of his dwelling on Fourth Ave.
West this week.
Max Beres had a letter from his
son, Mike, the past week. Mike is
still at Spokane and seems to like it
! out west.
F. D. Morford was busy Tuesday
and Wednesday delivering his Jewell
Nursery Co. trees to customers in
Dickinson.
Miss Agnes Elliott, who spent a
week at Killdeer with a consignment
of ready-to-wear stock from the local
Reed Bros store, returned Tuesday
by stage.
International, Big Four, Geiser,
Emerson and Reeves steam and gas
tractors. Roy Butler, St. Charles
Building.-adv.
For Exchange-16O acre farm in
Dunn county for exchange for Dick
inson city property. w. S. Randall,
Dickinson, Phone 1913 L or write.
adv. 4-29-3t
Among those who anne up from
Richardton on Tuesday for the state
school land leasing the following day
were: Cashier George Kern of the
Richardton State Bank, Postmaster
Robert Hunke, A. ]. Burger, John and
Mike Hoerner. Mr.. Burger is in the
garage business.
VIM. Martin of rs miles northwest
of the city drove in for supplies on
Tuesday. Mr.. Martin is busy with
his we'll digging outfit this season
He has rented his farm to Carl Hoag,
who has land adjoining and can work
the two places as n farm. The
Martin family will, however, retain
their residence on their farm.
Attorney T. G. johnson was in
from Killdeer over Sunday visiting
his wife and little son at the hospital
He was accompanied back on Monday
by Llewellyn Roquette and Victor
Christensen, who went out to get the
Roquette car, which was stalled at
Killdeer since the recent heavy snow
Messrs. Roquette and Christensen re-
turned on Tuesday:
Charles E. Palmer, editor, and J,
L. Johnson, business manager, are
getting along nicely with the Killdee1
Tribune. The former is a Dickinson
boy, having lived in the city many
years with his parents, MI. and Mrs
Jerry Palmer, while Mr.. johnson was
also a resident of this place for some
years. Our people are pleased to
note the success of these young men
LII Vic 1lSWopopC1 OuoAiiSoo'
B. T. Elkin of seven miles south OF
Taylor was in the city on Wednesday
to attend to the leasing of school
lands in his vicinity. Mr.. Elkin has
been out in this country some &c
years and has prospered. He now
owns 5000 acres of land of which he
expects to put 300 into crop, the re-
mainder serving as pasture land fol
his 1876 head of cattle. He uses his
leased lands for hay privileges.
! The west Missouri conference Of
the Ohio Synod Of Lutheran churches
will hold their semi-annual gathering
here on next Wednesday and Thurs
day. Rev. Fred Kordowick of Rich
ardton is pastor of the local church
and besides him, the six other min
listers who serve congregations west
of, the Little Missouri, which include:
northwestern North Dakota and 8
portion of Montana, will be present
A program consisting of talks ant
discussions has been arranged for the
two days. On the evening Of May
3rd, services will be held at the
church, when it is likely that one fo1
the visiting ministers will occupy thu
pulpit.