The Dickinson press., 1901-11-09

his slx-mOnths visit inlEurope.
For s,le-folding bed. couch and
chairs. Inquire Of Miss Lynch.
L. M. p. Griswold and son Guy were
up from New England on Friday.
The chances are that VI will have
several weeks Of fine weather yet.
They ~neverslip if you get your horses
shod attTurner's. the brick shop. n-o-7t
A committee Off specialize insurance
agents visited Dickinson on Thursday.
Ed. Berry has put a 36oo-pound safe
in his place of business On Willard street.
Geo. Ludolph was in Dickinson this
week with two four-horse teams for sup
plies.
The Avenue club met Wednesday eve
ming at the home of MIR. and Mrs. w. L.
Richards.
Alarge stock of neverslip horseshoes,
calks and wrenches at Turner's black.
smith shop. Il-o-tt
Mrs. VIC. Whinn pleasantly enter
tanned the ladies of St. Johns Guild
Thursday afternoon.
Last week A. H. Arnett put a tram
load Of Kansas City cattle in at his ranch
? miles from Choteau. Mont.
Howard M. Curry succeeds F. H. Ris-
teen as master meceanic on the N. P.
with headquarters at Fargo.
w. G. Eddy, who practiced osteopathy
in Dickinson for a time, is now a clerk in
the sheriffs Office at Fargo.
L. ]. Dickinson and family will move
into the Trask house as o o as their
furniture arrives from the east.
Three of the Mischief brothers who
live II miles north of Dickinson, are
wintering 81 head of cows and heifers for
DR.. Stickney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Berry are going to
Wisconsin, for a few weeks. Mr.. Berry
wishes to try the Milwaukee baths for
his rheumatism.
The members and friends of St. Johns
church gave Rev. J. H. Dobbyn a pleas
ant surprise on Wednesday evening in
the way of a pound party.
The Congregational ladies met Tues.
day with Mrs. David Roberts and the
young ladies' society meets this-Satur-
day evening-with Mrs. c. N. Barker.
If you wish to have good work, go to a
w. Turner lives here, and his work is
proving that he will stay here. Try him.
II.o-2t
Station Agent Geo. Kilmer, DR.. l.. c.
Smith. Billy Littlehales and Chas. Rock
are due to leave today on a hunting ex-
petition. They go northwest and are
expected to be absent about 10 days.
During Mr.. Kilmer's absence E. P.
Stanley will oficiate as station agent.
The Fargo Call of Now announces
the engagement of Neil Wasem, the we'll
known and popular travelling salesman,
to Miss Pert Gaskill, n of Fargo's
prettiest and most charming young ladies.
Neil's Dickinson friends extend congrat-
u~lations.
+ Mrs. F. M. Smith mother of Mrs. w.
l.. Richards, and Mrs. Dan Leahy Of
Hebron, also Mrs. M. J. Swarts, of
Chicago, were guests of MI. and Mrs.
Richards this week. Mrs. Swarts, who
is Mrs. Richards aunt, will spend most
Of the winter here.
Miss Lynch has taken furnished rooms
at Mrs. Linsley'st for the winter where
she wishes to meet all her old customers
and as many new ones az she can ac-
commodate.p While east she visited a
number Of the large shops and learned
many new ideas and tads in dressmak-
ing.
Messrs. Bolles and Darling, the N. P,
land examiners, returned from the south
this week. They were not prepared for
the cold snap Of last week and we're glad
to get in from their field work. They
will have~work in the Minnesota lumber
regions this winter and expect to return
here another spring.
If all goes according to previous ar.
rangements the Geo. Lee deer hunting
party will be camped at the Sam Lowery
ranch tonight. In addition to the second
district commissioner there should be:
M. c. Brown, day engineer at the Glad
stone FIGURING Mills, Oscar Dietche,
Albert Koesel and either Ed or Morton
Bonney. H. F.. Hatch is looking after the
Office work at the mill in Mr.. Lees alb
sence.
Morning service atl,he Congregational
church, Rev. H. v. Rominger presiding,
at II a. m. next Sunday. Subject
Christ's Challenge, without Me Ye Can
DO Nothing" preceded by a short ser.
mon to the children. Sunday School and
Bible Glass al 1915. Young Peoples
meeting at 6:3o. Evening service at 1880
Subject, "Christ's Welcome tothe Crowd"
Mieweek service Wednesday at 1890 p.
m. Next Sunday will be Rally Day for
church and Sunday School-all members
should be on hand. Parents are urged
Ito have their children come with them to
1.-The II o'clock service so that there is nc
interruption of the sermon by those COM
ling in during service.
Last Friday evening Father Clau de
M. Elmer, who has been in charge of the
Catholic church at this place for several
Years. left for Minnesota where he will
visit in Stearns county for a short time
before going to Milwaukee where he J.
to take throat treatment in a sanitarium,
subsequently to go to his old home ir
Indiana. Father Claude left Indiana II
lS77to come to the then Dakota Terri
tory where he has since labored; and j
can be said of him that he has worked
faithfully aud richly deserves a rest. Al
u go haze bna,d of Eatho,