The Dickinson press., 1916-05-13
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DICKINSON, ~. ..
Wait for the Watkins Wagon.
adv. 4-29-tf
DR.. L. A. schipfer, Specialist,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Bismarck, North Dakota. 5-13-3mo.
: During the week word came that
Miss Dorothy Ayers was recovering
nicely from her operation, expecting
to leave the hospital very soon
Steve Z%astoupil, owner of the
Young farm east of the city, had 375
acres seeded last Saturday night and
expected to finish seeding this week.
Mrs. B. S. Covell of the Rainy
Butte country was in Dickinson last
Saturday. Mr.. Covell was store keep
er out in his country in early days.
Mrs. E. G. Bishop returned to Bel
field last Friday night where her
husband was to meet her and drive
out to their Gorham home on Satur-
! day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Curry and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills Norred returned
to .Killdeer on Sunday evening in the
Curry al Mr.. Norrcd left his car
for some repairs.
C. C. Mead was in Belfeld last
Saturday from his Third creek ranch
to get a load Of goods which had
been shipped up by rail from Dickin-
son by Oscar Farr.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. O. Schwartz of this city at
the Rochester, Mimi, hospital last
Saturday morning. At last reports
both mother and child were doing
nicely.
Ralph Heaton and L. w. Richter
returned last Thursday from an auto
trip into the Mott country. Mr..
Heaton disposed of a half section of
land some IA miles north of Mott
while away.
Louis Pelissier of Belfeld recently
went to Wyoming to visit his cousin,
Willis Pelissier. He expected to visit
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
J. Pelissier, at Sheridan and the
cations at Wolf.
A. R. Dalrymple of Fargo, the
Cadillac demonstration for the south
ern half of the state, returned home
this week after spending some days
with Fred w. Turner, agent for these
cars west of the river.
Fred w. Turner, the Cadillac dis
tributing agent for southwestern
North Dakota, was in Belfeld last
Friday afternoon, showing the su-
voarior 011o1ifioc 1f l;1 ,~- IJs11.>
is his representative at Belfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills Norred were in
Saturday from Killdeer. Landlord
Norred is enjoying splendid health
since his operation of a little over a
year ago. Mrs. Norred has the post
office at Killdeer and is giving the
people good service.
Mrs. Barney McGrane and little
son, Edward, autoed in from their
home at Killdeer with the A. B.
Curry family. Mrs. McGrane and
son will remain here for several
weeks as the guest of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Sargent.
This is the time when the county
roads need attention. Commissioner
Del Hughes had a crew CT men work
ing on the roads in his district last
week and the improvement was very
noticeable to people driving over
the Red Trail line from Dickinson to
Belfield.
w. A.. thinner and J. H. Tupling
were among the people in from
Scranton last Saturday. They came
over the night before and made very
good time Notwithstanding the rough
condition of the roads. While in
Dickinson they were guests at the
Elk club rooms. ~
Herman Butt, of a short distance
east of Dickinson, made hurried
trip into the city on Saturday morn
ing to summon a physician for his
little son, John, who had suddenly
taken i'll and had a high temperature.
Mr.. Butt was among the few last
fall who did extensive blowing. He
has his spring work we'll along and
expected to have it completed by
the goth. He will have his usual
large garden and expects to plant
even a larger tract Of cucumbers than
last year