The Dickinson press., 1900-02-10

Ad1lllIy, III. dllu NlIS. SOulltlCN.
You will need a hat this spting. Don't
forget that you can get a perfect hat in
a Lanpher at a reasonable cost.
Attorney Simpson has an important
case which comes up in district court in
Glendive, Mont, ext week.
Ladies who want fine tailor-made suits,
should see M. N. Bran, the Chicago tail
or, who makes a speciality of this work.
The Clio club met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. McCloy and the Clio euchre
club met at the same place Friday ev-
ening.
MI. and Mrs. T. L. Beard have returned
from the east. Mr.. B. fed sheep at New
Brighton which were marketed a short
time ago.
The Martin McHenry case was taken
up Thursday before Justice Linslev, the
party beng bound over to the district
court in the sum of $500.
John Scott of Cakes, grand lecturer for
Masonic bodies in North Dakota, visited
Dickinson on Thursday. A meeting of
Masons was held in the evening.
All spectators at the masquerade, Feb
rurary I4th, will be required to pay 50
cents each; ladies who mask for ball
room will be admitted free; gentlemen
who mask will be charged $500 each.
1t is o understood that the Arnetts
will not come to Dickinson, but when they
remove from Missoula that they will go
to Great Falls, neal which place Mr.. Ar
nett has a large stock ranch.
NWorkmen have been taking the roof
off the N. P. coal sheds this week. The
lumber is to be used in making Japanese
portable houses, a large number being
wanted by the company for this purpose
in the early spring.
Drs. V. H. Stickney and f. J. Miller
are to have the front office rooms in the
new Dakota State Bank building. Mas
suere & Simpson, live stock brokers, ex-
pect to have an office in the same build
ing.
Mr-and Mrs. Ed Furgerson gave a
pleasant home dance at their Hannaford
street residence Wednesday night. A.
mong the out-of,town people present
were Miss March and Miss Benson, CT
Mandan.
Miss Flora Mcdonald had TO give up
her school room this week on account OF
illness. She contracted a cold which has
temporarily affected her hearing. Mrs.
Finger is substituting in Miss McDon-
AIDS o
Tinmons 4 Herring have added a
full line of candies and nuts, and it is
their aim to give customers of the Elite
restaurant every attention possible. 1t
is a good place for a lunch or a meal;
everything clean and neat.
Paul Lebo wishes to thank those who
contributed toward the purchase of his
new wheel chair. DR.. Davis took the
matter up a few weeks ago and in about
30 minutes time had the necessary
money. The chair arrived this week.
Mondays Bismarck Tribune:-"Attor-
ney L. A. Simpson of Dickinson is in the
city to appear before the district court as
attorney for Patrick Mckinley of Man.
dan, asking an order to show cause why
the in junction on the building of the
latter at Mandan should not be vacated
An inch or two of snow fell on Sunday
1t got quite warm by Tuesday morning
but changed to colder in the evening
the thermometer registering II degrees
below zero the following morning. A
year ago, February 7, mercury registered
30 below.
Rev. c. E. Dobson will get his mail
at Great Falls, Mont, from this date
having accepted the rectorship Of the
Episcopal church of that place. Mr.
Dobson is to be congratulated on having
been called to so large and desirable 3
field of work.
c. H. Merry and daughter, Miss Jessie,
Arrived last Saturday from St. Paul
Mr.. Merry has been absent some weeks
and will make an inspection of the Hill
liard-Merry sheep ranches south, within
the coming few days.
The first of the week the rear truck:
of a rear coach on No. 2 broke down JUS
this side of Mandan. The train broke ir
two and the head section went on te
Mandan. Help was sent back and aftel
a few hours delay, damages were re
paired and the train moved along. NJ
n was hurt.
Call at the Messersmith building ano
get some of the snaps in goods JUS
bought at d discount Of rs per cent. The
advantage is yours. We will sell for the
next 30 DAYS all of this lot consisting O