The Dickinson press., 1901-11-16
Dan Harrington was in from his ranch

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Dan Harrington was in from his ranclh,
this week.
Food for man and beast at Parker &
Cos II.l6-tf
Nj. and Mrs. B. Lepper came up from
Antelope on Thursday.
Do you want sack OF shorts for your
milch cowl Phone No. 2. il-l6-tf
Red dog feed, black COW feed, shorts,
-four, etc., at Parker & Co.'S. II-I6-tf
T. L. Beard returned from the east on
Thursday, having closed out his sheep
in the Valley.
On their return from the Twin Cities,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Currie visited in
Valley City this week.
John Fisher dug Goo bushels Of fine
potatoes this season and Robert Fisher
had a crop of 1900 bushels.
The court house fence is up and the
commissioners are to be commended for
having authorized the improvement.
Parker & Co.'s prices always right.
But we have taken down our wooden
awning and will at once get our prices
down to bed rock for cash. II-I6-tf
The ladies Of the Congregational
church are planning for a supper and
sale to be given about the 10th of De-
cember.
No apples at Parker's for $I.2s per
box, but we have a few choice Baldwins
at $l.7s and $2.oo per box of So pounds.
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The Episcopal guild will hold their
fair on Thursday and Friday. Dec. $ and
s, at which time they will have IN sale
many fancy and useful articles.
Say: don't forget to leave your orders
at once for your Thanksgiving turkey.
We only get a limited number of those
native thoroughbred Bronze turkeys.
Phone No. 7. Parker & Co.'s meat
market-only up-to-date meat and gro
Gerry store in town. II-l6-tf
E. H. Hoffman has filed a homestead
in sec. 6. twp. 1888. range 90, and his
father-in-law, A. M. Tucker, has also
filed in the same section. The lind is
on Bull creek, between South Heart and
Bel6eld, and is we'll watered, having
timber and coal along the stream.
You can't afford to miss Co. X Thanks
giving ball the 18th. 1t will be "the"
event Of the season, and when we say
that the Davis Orchestra will furnish the
music, that means it will be the best.
You are all invited and will be treated
to a good time if you come.
No. 81
Charles Hartinger was married to
Katie Andor on Monday, the ceremony
taking place at the brides home south of
Gladstone. Germans, Hungarians and
Americans gathered and made merry
the occasion by fes sting and dancing,
which indicated that the contracting par
ties are we'll liked by people Of all ma.
tionalities. Charley has a good home
north of Dickinson, where he is interested
with his father, Joseph Hartinger, in the
cattle business. Together they own
large tracts of land and have big herds
of cattle to look after.
The degree of Doctor of Philosophy
was conferred on Rev. ]. H. Dobbyn by
the University of Arkansas at a meeting
of the board Of trustees held last week
at that institution of learning. DR.. Dob
byn is we'll and favorably.known through.
out the South as an educator, having
since his arrival in Dickinson been Of
fered the presidency of a Missouri Col
lege and it is as a recognition of his SER
vices in the educational world that this
degree has been conferred. The pos.
session of this degree not only entities
the holder to write the letters Phi. D.
after his name but also to wear the Gus
tomary academic hood, made of black
and crimson silk and worn over the
shoulders. -Four years ago, just before
coming to North Dakota, DR.. Dobbyn
wal at the head of the Maryfeld Smith
Academy, one Of the leading educational
institutions of southeastern Missouri.