The Dickinson press., 1901-12-28
Married, December \, byJudge Kono,
Mr.. Geo. A. Balmenan aud Miss Agnes
lehman. both 81 Richardton.

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Mr.. Geo. "A. Balmenan aud Miss Agnes
Lehman, both Of Richardton.
Ice has frozen 10 thickness Of IS
inches, and Carol & Rowley are getting
ready 20 harvest their annual crop
Miss Emma Coleman. who il. book
keeper for the Washburn road, came up
from Bismarck TO spend Christmas.
Scouryour cellars and attics and see
what you can spare the secondhand
man. curife. next door to opera house.
I2-28-l
LIN. Summerville returned from Iowa.
last Saturday. His wife accompanied
him from Cooperstown where she had.
been visiting.
If you want a kodak picture, get a ko-
dak and make them yourself, but il o
want a 6rst-class up-tosdate photo. go to
Osborn. Ii-3o-tf
Herman Leutz, Guy De,France. Frank
Kick, L. RAIDER aud L. L. Lewis were
arrivals from Taylor on Thursday Eve
hing's passenger.
When you lay your wagon, buggies,
plows, etc., away for winter, take them
to Fred w. Turner and get them re-
paired. .l7-I4-tf
Ned Christiansen is now a man of
leisure, having retired altogether from
his old barber shop. Hei is undecided as
to what he will do.
Any one can buy new cards but it
takes a photographer to make a good
photo to put on them, and Osborn is the
photographer. lI-3o-tf
A. w. Link, according to New. Salem
reports. has resigned his position as
bookkeeper with the c. c. Company and
goes to Bismarck to visit friends.
Premium coupons given for all cash
purchases. Be sure you get them as
they are redeemable in hand-painted
tableware. currie & Co. OFT
On, the first of January all news agents
on the n. P. will be retired. People who
want papers, fruit, etc., can procure the
same ufthe dining car management.
Anything in the harness line, either
new or secondhand, you can get at Cur
rie's secondhand store. Repairing done.
Next door to opera house. 1921
Ed. Ware fell and injured his limb.
quite badly at Brainerd and consequently
was unable to return to his family at
Glen U1lin last week as had been ex-
pected.
Don't throw ANYTHING away beca, Sc.
you think it worthless, but send for the
secondhand man and get something out
of it. E. A. Currie, next door to opera
house. l7-2I-7p
That fine set of Libby Gu glass, 10
pieces, at Drenkel's was bought by
Harvey PRAY and taken to his Valley
City home for a Christmas gift. The re.
tail price was sos.
&C. Barry, who was in from the Can
non Ball on Monday, hurried back on
Tuesday so as to be at home for Christ
mas. He was accompanied by Henry
Barry and John McCarty.
There is. enough thrown away and.
wasted every year in Dickinson to make
a good salary for l orr men, so send
for the secondhand man and get part Of
that yourself. E. A. Currie, next door to
opera house. I2-2I-7p
w. D. Keeney and Adam Long re-
Gently bought the south side livery stable,
In addition to the livery business they
make a specially Of breaking horses, and,
at the present time are handling two of
Joe Crosthwaite's colts.
c: ]. Pennock was in from his ranch
on Monday. During the past year MI Pen
mock has built up a new ranch and owing
to the large amount Of work connected
Herewith did not bring his family into
Dickinson to spend the winter as has
been his custom heretofore.
c. H. Merry and E. c. Barry spent
last week voting and report great sport.
They visited the various Hilliard-M Merry
sheep ranches south of Dickinson and
made a catch of 26 wolves; finding the
greatest number in the vicinity Of the
Pendergast place where ~theycaught five
in one day.
Why pay SIS for a silk dress when YOU
can get a calico mi for 50 cents? Why
pay the regular price for a good doctor
when you can employ a quack for hall
the price? Because you want a better
article and n that yoh can depend up.
on. And that is why people prefer to 60
to Osborn.s Photo Studio and pay a fair
price for a f~rst-class article rather than
take an inferior article at any price.
JI-3o-ti
Tuesday morning Frank Lish received
a message from the Henrietta hospital Of
St. Louis announcing that his brothe,
Pete was seriously injured and for him
to come at nce The injured brother
has been %yardmaster Of the Big -Four Ry
Co. in East St. Louis for many years
Mr.. Lish left on the morning passenger
DR.. E. M. Holt has written o. P
liner that he has found a good location
near Red Bluff, California, where he ha.
a ranch a short distance north of Geo
Patrick's place, in the mountains, ant
has taken 0 Angora goats on shares
His health has greatly improved and h,
is happy all the time-with the Pres!
to keep him posted on Stark count,
ranchers and affairs.
Maxwell Burnett, who is with tn
Western Union people. writes from Gar
rison, Mont, that while in the waitin,
room at the N. P. depot an elderly gen
tleman saw that he was reading tn,
Dickinson PRESS and stepped up an,
gave his name as Mr.. Davidson VIII,
formerly taught school here. He is no,