The Dickinson press., 1899-02-11

week.
A carload of Valley City flour and
plenty of bran and shorts at Geo. Dren-
kel's. 2-4tf.
w. L. Richards went down to Sisseton,
S. D, this week to look after some horse
sales.
Paul Hagerman has secured a position
as night car checker. with the MP. at
this place.
S. D. Gregg of Gladstone represented
the Taylor Camp, M. w. A., at Grand
Forks this week.
Don'tlet the grocer substitute any other
baking powder for Royal, for Royal al
ways does the best work.
VIM. A. Henderson came up from
Minnesota Thursday morning. His son
James has a cattle ranch neal Dickinson.
A pointer: The best cooks and teach
ers of cookery, with whom success is
imperative, use Royal Baking Powder.
w. c. Candee makes fine watch repair
ing a speciality; all work done by him
strictly guaranteed. 1-28tf.
Postmaster w. A. Mcclure was in
Dickinson Thursday receiving c0gratu-
lations from his many friends on his re-
cent appointment.
S. D. Gregg of Gladstone was elected,
w. A. at the meeting of the state camp
of Modern Woodmen of America held at
Grand Fork this week.
Wednesday of mex week being Ash
Wednesday, the first day of Lent, there
will be Divine Service in St. Johns
Church at 1890 A. M.
Mrs. Jarley's wax works at the opera
house February IA. Prices of admission
50 and Is cents. You will be highly en-
tertained throughout the evening.
Hope Encampment No. ? has elected
l.. A. Davis delegate to the Grand En-
campment which meets in Fargo on Feb.
FL. MI. Davis is Grand Encampment
treasurer.
Just as MI. and Mrs. ]. P. Tingle were
taking the train for the South in the
Union depot at St. Paul last Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Beckett were boarding a
GreatNorthern train for Washington.
Golden Rule chapter of the Order of
the Eastern Star held a social at Mason
ic Hall on Thursday evening, with about
fifty present. Lunch was served at II
o'clock. Dancing and cards we're the
order of the evening.
Don't pay two prices for a Hamilton"
movement, we al furnish you any grade
and save you up to $500 on it. See us
before purchasing. We have also the
SPECIAL RAILWAY HAMPDEN"
at a reduced price. j.. Freeman. 2-1I2t
Ernest Agen, who had been suffering
from rheumatism, was taken in from the
Sedore ranch on Tuesday by S. S. Suth-
erland and left at his South Heart house.
Mr.. Sutherland was unable to get a train
down Wednesday and walked from
South Heart to Dickinson.
Clio club will meet Thursday, Febru-
airy is, with Mrs. billiard. Quotations
from Shakespeare. Paper-Cervantes-
Mrs. Sco6eld. Spanish. vistas-First
four chapters questioned. Drawing
from memory an outline of Spain, locat.
Ing parallels and meridians.
The Camp of M. w. A. of Taylor will
celebrate Washington's birthday on Feb.
~ at Tracey's Hall. Everybody is cor.
daily invited to see the comic drama,
carl Johnson, the Woodman." Refresh.
ments and supper can be had at the hall
Tickets IS cents, children IS cents; tick.
cts for dancing So cents.
R. J. Turner of Gladstone was in Dick:
inson Monday making arrangements to
go east, having been advised of the dan.
gerpus illness Of his mother. 1t was
only a few weeks ago that Mr.. Turner
visited the death bed Of his father, and
Mrs. Turner was in the east ABOUT the
same time to attend the funeral of
parent.
Because ofthe inconvenience of the K.
of F. hall, the ladies of the Degree Of
Honor will give their grand mask ball
Feb. as, %, in the opera house. Tickets
for the dance 81 a couple; supper will be
served for 2 cents a plate; admission fol-
spectators IS cents. Masqueraders mus,
be identified at the door. Music will be
furnished by the Dickinson orchestra
Ball will open with cake walk. l.2I.5l
Owing to lack of room in the jewelry
store, l have decided to fit up the front
room in my residence for optical work
only; l have every facility for thorough,
testing, fitting and correcting such error.
as can be assisted by lenses, and woult
respectfully inform the public that witt
my experience and proper modern meth
DDS of testing, ! a guarantee perfec
satisfaction. Ask your neighbors abou'
my work. AS usual l can be found a
Freeman's drug and dry goods store
where appointments may be made. Spec
tacles of all kinds repaired and new len
ses fitted if necessary.
2-4-2t. ANGL1ss, The Optician
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