The Dickinson press., 1901-02-23

John Hickman was in from Gladstone
on Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Partridge.
February ~. a son
John Gruber ofthe MandansM Mercantile
Co. has been in Dickinson this week.
M. c. Eacker has a new delivery
wagon which will be out in a few days.
Miss Nav Hayes has been visiting
Miss Dora Berrys;at Taylor the past week.
Fred Lcutz was recently east for the
purpose Of buving cows for the farmers
around Hebron.
Supt. G. ]. Powell, Of Fargo. preached
at the Congregational church morning
and evening last Sunday.
There is the ordinary hat and the
Lanpher hat The difference is marked.
Always ask for the Lanpher.
Don't forget to leave our subscription
with Milt Linsley for the Ladies Home
Journal and Saturday Evening Post.
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On account of the inclemency of the
weather Scofeld's linen sale will be con-
tinued today February 70.
Cover your floor with Floorette; guar
anteed not to crack or scratch off. Baisch
Drug Co. 2-'6-2t
49,
The ministries will meet for rehearsal
in Dickinson's hall, over the Dickinson
Mercantile Cos. store next Wednesday
evening at 800 o'clock.
You will need a hat this spring. Don't
forget that you a get a perfect hat in a
Lampher at reasonable cost.
Don't miss the opportunity but get a
fancy box of writing paper before they
are all gone. Baisch Drug Co. 2-I6-2t
DR.. L. c. Smith is now nicely located
in his new quarters in the Dakota State
bank building. His card appears else
where.
Mrs. Dodge. mother of Dodge Bros,
p%roprietors Of the Haley-New England
stage route, died recently at her home
near Haley.
T. H. Mouat came in this week with
two cars of Iowa heifers-2's and, SIS.
One Car was sold to parties living south
of R%ichardton.
During the past week Manager Chas.
Conrey was at the Mary Ballard home
for a few days, where he received treat
ment for tonsilitis.
Guy De France of Taylor has been ap-
pointed a member Of the Mandan reform
school board. Henry Gilbert of Sentinel
Butte was re-appointed.
The euchre club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Crowl Friday evening and after the
regular card playing helped to celebrate
Miss Crowds birthday.
Fern Dingman has been dangerously
i'll the past week. She seemed a little
better Friday morning. Her trouble is
cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Angliss & Co., jewellers. have received
a very fine engraving machine and will
be prepared in a few weeks to do all
kinds of artistic engraving.
The Summit Avenue Euchre club me,
this week. Friday night, at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Pond and spent a
most enjoyable evening.
On the 10Th of April government lands
west of New England will be open for
entry, also lands in Billings county. The
list is published elsewhere.
Dan Nefsy is having stone hauled 70,
a building which he is to erect in the
eastern part of the city in the spring
Walt Powers is doing the work.
The new plats of land near Oakdale te
be open for entry on April 10 are de.
scribed as follows: Twp. 147, r. o6
Twps. I45 and I46, Rs. 90 and 90.
The grand eneampment, l. o. o. F.
met in Fargo IN Tuesday. J. W. Grus
chus of Dickinson was grand marshal
last year. He did not 60 down this year
The actual enrolment in the Bismarck
schools for the past month, as stated b,
the Tribune, was 442, or 7 o than thai
Of the Dickinson schools for the cores
ponding period.
The adv. Of w. H Carroll and Q. M
Rowley, under the firm name of Carol
& Rowley, appears elsewhere, as success
sors to Carroll Bros, in the liver.
stable business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard came W
from New England on Tuesday and re
turned to their Glen Ullin home on thu
evening train. They were accompanie.
by Nettie Partridge.
VIM. Carroll and Quin Rowley hav'
leased the Carroll Bros. stable for a year
They took possession last Saturday ane
with their general knowledge of the bust
ness will no doubt do we'll.
AuC yOuuSSSA VI N4iSs oioL
nick of South Heart died Monday o
diphtheria. Her age was about 2 year
and she was buried in the Dickinson
cemetery Tuesday forenoon.
For the past week Postmaster J. {
Thompson has been a very sick man ant
there have been grave doubts as to hi
recovery. He seems quite a little bette
now and his many friends hope that h
will o be his former self again.
Wolves are getting very bold and d
not hesitate to attack young horses
and 3 years of age. After killing a horse
steer or COW they make one meal an
never return to the CARCASS, leaving it 70
the other wild beasts to devour.
c. H. Engen, one of the Taylor me,
chants, was in Dickinson on bushes
this week. Mr.: Engen is also a cattl
raiser and is naturally much please
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