The Dickinson press., 1900-05-12

IS0Ss az "a 40 AoouSs wv Wos
in the Twin Cities last week and picked
up some bargains for their customers
go and see them next week. s-,tf
o. b. Frankenberg is doing some fine
cabinet work for the Dakota State bank
MIR. Frankenberg is a cabinet maker by
trade and he has also had quite a little
experience in contracting.
Just received a large lot of crockcry OF
all kiuds, china and glass ware Of all
kinds and descriptions
Att KLINEFELTER & EAcKER.
Now all of you who want Mccormick
machinery-mowers, rakes, ctc.-call on
Geo. Drenkel. Two carloads just re,
ceived. He also has all repairs for this
machinery. 5-I2-tl
Frank Johnson and A. r. Stewart re.
turned to Ritzville, Wash, Tuesday to
attend the shipment of D. b. thinner.
mans sheep, consisting of 10000 head
purchased near that place.
E. Williams was in this week from
his new ranch eighty miles north OF
Dickinson. Jack says that it is az three
days ride to Dickinson and he don't in
tend to make the trip very often.
Rev. M. W. Kratz, Presbyterian clergy
man of Mandan, N. D., will preach
morning and evening at the Presby.
terrain church here on Sunday, May 20
1909, at the usual hours for church ser.
vices.
A carload of second hand goods just
received, consisting of bedroom sets,
iron beds, dressers, c%upboards; and a
nice line Of secondhand bicycles, and
bicycle repairs. Klinefelter e. Eacker,
5-l2-t
Earl Bailey has secured a good posi-
ton in the city attorneys office in Sacra.
mento, California. In the evening Earl
attends a business college where he gets
stenography dictation, commercial law,
etc.
If you are having trouble with your
eyes, having headaches, eyes burn, OF
your sight is not good by lamp light, etc.
see Angliss the optician. 1t costs you
nothing to know what is wrong with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White Of England
are visiting Col. and Mrs. Alfred White
They are likely to remain in this coun.
try. Mr.. White was recently in the EN-,
ploy of the English government buying
cavalry horses.
The hose company boys have placed a
%cistern on Willard street which will be
accessible in case of fire in the bushes,
portion of town. 1t will be supplied with
water from the N. P. by hydrants. The
company has also built a good approach
to the hose company house.
The day of the blaze in Daniel Cooks
house On Sims street the village fire
engine got up five pounds of steam in as
many minutes and in 2 minutes more she
would have been ready for business, but
the fire was out and there was no need Of
raising more steam.
J.. M. Howard, w. A. and John Shaw
were in from the Cannon Ball country or
Wednesday. Mr.. Howard had not beer
in town since last September and he wa:
on his way north with John Shaw to look
up a new ranch location. MI. Howard
has had splendid luck with his cattle the
past year. He is a good manager anc
deserves success.
Simpson, Jeffries & Co. report the
following live stock sales this week
Nick Hanson, of Taylor, forty-three heac
of one, two and three year old steers
Louis Anderson forty-nine head of COW:
and calves, and one red polled bull; H
C. Christensen ten head of yearling heif
ers; Albert Trap, twenty head of year
ling heifers; Edgar Finger ten head O
h%eifers; Sam Brand one registered Here
ford bull.
Real estate transfers: Thos. Evans tt
E. F. Messersmith N. E. \ sec 30, 13o
o5, $500; James c. Young Land Co. Il
!. P. Tingle lots / and 2, block G, s225
L. A. Simpson to Frank Lish lots l ant
2, block /, 5000; Emiline Prior to M. L
Ayers lot $, block H, $1,000; Frank Lisl
to H. E. Hagerman N. y lot 5, block II
$40; L. A. Simpson to J. F. Jarisch lot G
block 16. 500; James c. Young Land &c
to J. F. Jarisch lots 6 and 7, block II
$3.50; E. L. Sco6eld to Koesel & Co
Gladstone. SIS,
The Sixth Annual Commencement o
the Dickinson High School will be helt
at the Opera House, May IS, beginning
at 8:15 p. m.
J; PROGRAM:
Music-Overture, Rosamond. .Schuber
Mrs. H. A.. Davis and
Genevieve Crowley
Invocation. The. Rev. S. M. Roadhous
t Music-Pinnacle March,. d. Barr.
Lulu Rowell and Henrietta Fox.
Essay-"Genius Versus Industry"
Alice Isabelle Campbell
Piano Solo. ....... .Hewet
Emma Messers1nith.
Disqualification as a Means Of Sc,
thing Disputes Between Nations"
Ella Marie Ra
: Music--La Gazelle Polka. Wallenhaup
Mrs. H. A. Davis and Florence Davis.
!. Address to Class,
4 Principal Lewis F. Crawfor
: Presentation of Diplomas,
President Of Board, D. S. Littlehale
r Indian Club Drill,
Alice Crowley. Mabel Currie, Josephin
Defebach, Florence Dunno, Henriett
Fox. Pauline Scofeld.