The Dickinson press., 1900-03-31
New line wall paper at oukrop',.

Vim. Christ and Rasmus Jensen wer,
in from their ranches this week.
Ralph Deffebach returned the first o
the week from his school in Minnesota.
John Kovis, who has been working fol
the N. p. in Montana, has returned te
Dickinson.
J. F. Treat came out from Fargo this
week to write some more Germania life
insurance.
James Sheppard has returned from St
Paul where he had a cataract. removed
from n of his eyes.
The band boys are arranging for a
dance to be given on the 10th of April,
the date of stockmen's meeting.
Joe Coughlin has been working his
bridge crew at Sentinel Butte, and is
expected in the vicinity of Dickinson
soon.
About W feet of snow fell on Tues
day and Wednesday. 1t was very damp
and will be very beneficial to the coun.
try.
M. N. Bran has an announcement ON
fourth page that will interest all who
want new clothes, cleaning or repairing.
He gives prices.
Miss Murn will have her grand millin-
cry opening on April II and 10. A large
stock of spring hats and a competent
trimmer in charge. 3-3l
Will take old gold or silver for either
optical or watch work. Our prices are
fair and our ability unquestioned.
ANGLIss the ]eweler and Optician.
You cannot make a stylish man with
out a stylish hat. The Lanpher hat
made by Lanpher, Finch 4 Skinner, St,
Paul, meets every requirement. 3-Io-4
Upwards Of 200 carloads of sand have
been ordered for concrete work on this
division Of the N. P. The sand will be
taken from the company's pit at Glad
stone.
Died, March 26, Robert Vaughn, son
of MI. and Mrs. Reese G. Humphrey,
aged I month and l6 days. Services
were conducted on the 27th by Rev. U.
6. Rich.
DR.. T. F. Cooke is building up a large
dental practice in Dickinson. People
find him reliable, painstaking and skill
full, and his charges are consistent with
good work.
Married, Sunday, March IS, 1900, by
Justice A. p. Folsom, at the residence OF
Miss Carrie Gunwall, Mr.. Thomas Man
ion and Miss Matte Gunwall, both OF
Jasper, MINI.
Charles O'Neal of Wibaux was return
ing home last Saturday from a 2.months'
stay at Hot Springs, Arkansas. He was
treated for rheumatism and felt that he
had been greatly benefited.
Division superintendent have been
requested to hurry up their time cards
which is taken by.some to mean that the
double train service may be put into
effect before the 10Th of April.
Heber Bonney and Jess Henderson
went to Bismarck this week to take the
civil service examination. Miss Mamie
Welsh went to Gladstone to teach Mr..
Bonney's school during his absence.
DR.. Minnie o. Perry, graduate of
Northern Institution OF O%steopathy of
Minneapolis, will be at the residence OF
M. H. Linsley, Barnes street, from 10. to
II and z to 5 daily. Consultation free. 3p
Real estate transfers: James c. Young
Land Co. to J. S. White, lots II and II
block E, Dakota Land & Col. Co.'S add
to Dickinson, $3.50; F. A Hickman to
Fred J. Dickinson, lot 8, block 26, Dick
inson, $500.
Rev. Father Claude wishes t announce
that he will hold divine service on Mon.
day, April End at the residence of MIR.
VIM. Kennedy at South Heart, and on
Tuesday morning, April sd, at the resi-.
dence of MI. Thos. Lynch of Belfeld.
H. R. Ensign of Minneapolis paid his
first visit to Dickinson on Thursday. Mr..
Ensign has the distinction of represent
ing the largest fire insurance company in
America, the Aetna of Hartford. He was
pleased with the company's business
here.
While in Great Falls, Montana, last
week, Judge Campbell met J. M. Pat
ridge at the Park hotel, who is making
his headquarters there while soliciting for
for the Mcmillan Fur 4 Wool Co. Mr..
Partridge finds a large business tributary
to Great Falls and will remain there for
some time.
1t was supposed last week by the man.
agement of the opera house that the
Georgia Minstrels would be here for the
'3Ist, but oweing to the late hour on which
TIC pdSoCuSCI Idluo dIIASC nun lAC WSo,
the show company decided to come here
April z. They will play in Miles City
tonight, arriving in Dickinson Sunday
evening.
L. L. Klinefelter Of Mason City, Iowa,
was in Dickinson on Wednesday. He
was looking ovcr our public land, and
was particularly impressed with our in
exhaustable Ignite coal supply, abund
ant water supply and good grazing. Mr.
Klinefelter is the representative Of a col
ony of Iowa homeseekers.
Inasmuch as there has been some talk
regarding the registration Of our Osteo
path doctors, Minnie o. Perry, and E. G
Eddy, it seems only justice to all con
cerned to say that both arc graduates O.
regular Osteopathy schools, having tax
en- a full 2o-months course, and both have
registered in Stark county. The law re
quires the registration:
Geo. M. Brand, bookkeeper at the store
| of Currie & Co. the past E months, viii