The Dickinson press., 1902-02-22

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Mrs. F. M. Smith returned to Hebron
on Thursday.
J.tA. Belden is moving into the ]. C.
Haskin house.
H. c. Anderson has bought a piano Of
Frank Kihm.
Miss Grace Crowl entertained a few
friends Tuesday night.
1t commenced to thaw in the Bad
Lands on Wednesday.
This is Washington's birthday-Feb.
ga legal holiday in North Dakota.
This week M; ). Johnson bought 1900
fine Shropshire sheep Of o. P. liner.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. w. T. Dennis.
ton, of Medora, February II, a daughter.
Conductor c. F. Wilde expects to start
on a trip to the Coast within a few days.
X. S. Brookings has some surveying to
do out south as soon as the snow gets off
a little.
Sheriff Follis of Medora went to Glad
stone Thursday, stopping off in Dickin-
son on his return in the evening.
The ladies of St. Johns Guild are pre-
pared to do plain and children's sewing.
Orders left with Mesdames Conroy, Greg
DRY or Tinglc.
Rev. U. G. Rich of Sanborn was a pas
senger going west on Monday. On his
return the first of next week he will
spend a few hours in the city.
f. H. Smith, H b. Kendall and S. An
derson, of Austin; MIMI, were registered
at the st. Charles this week. They were
looking for land and took drives into the
country both north and south.
Treasurer ]. S. White has just paid of
the city indebtedness of 5000, incurred
in the erection OF. city hall. fire we'll, etc.,
and has some $4,000 on hand with which
to take up outstanding warrants.
Casselton Reporter: Mrs. Thos. b.
Fowler is at Dickinson and after Mr.. F.
has closed up his final relations with the
Northwestern Cattle Co. he will 20
there, probably to make it his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman will go
to Seattle on a visit as soon as their trans
portation ONE Mr.. Freeman received
injuries while at work in the N. P. yards,
and acting on the advice ofhis physician
he will take a months vacation.
At Mandan the ladies find it a means
OF much enjoyment to occasionally rent
the bowling alley for an afternoon, and
it occurs to US that the ladies of Dickin-
son might get much merriment from
~Frankenhurg's bowling alley, say one
afternoon in a week.
At a meeting of the Dickinson school
board held a few days since D. S. Little.
hales resigned as chairman of the board
and ]. w. Currie was elected to fill the
vacancy. In the matter of the bid Of
Koch & Ehli of $500 for the south side
building, tn. board thought that no offer
less than $4,000 should be considered.
Robert Neil has been elected master
workman to fill the vacancy caused by
Mr.. Littlenales' resignation. In the
Foresters ID. W. Mckenzie was elected
to fill the office OF financial secretary and
in the Odd Fellows Christ Peterson was
elected recording secretary, in both cases
to fill vacancies caused by the resigna.
ton of Mr.. Littlehales.
John Van der Las, general sales agent
for the Northern Pacific west Of the Mis-
souri, river, advises the PRESS that he
has just given VIM. Lockwood an option
on 10000 acres of land in township 1873,
range %. Mr.. Lockwood is the party
who recently bought a township or two
of land southeast of Dickinson, and a
few days after leaving here he wrote
back for the option above referred to.
Mrs. ]. S. She1p and Mrs. Geo. w. Lee
and daughter Hazel are expected home
next week after an absence Of two
months in the east, where they have been
! caring for their mother who at one time
was so low that it was thought she could
not get we'll. but with careful nursing
she has so far recovered as to be able to
cit up about two hours each day. She
will be cared for by her sister, Miss Ma.
y tilda Halle, of Alden, MIMI, who came
:. to relieve Mrs. Shelp and Mrs. Lee.
DR.. H. Riesland, the celebrated eye
specialist who has visited our town fol-
many years, will be at the St. Charles
t hotel Feb. % to IS. The doctor is posi-
lively the only man (no matter wha,
others may claim) who ever visited an,
\ North Dakota city doing grinding here
while you look on. T~wenty.three year.
i experience and work done for you
friends are his recommendations. AL
,, work guaranteed. Glasses changed a
, , small cost. Consultation free. 2-I5-2
= Wife, ask your husband to have cleo
trio lights put in your residence and d.
away with the dirty, foul-smelling lamps
!. which are a constant source OF annoy
p ance and trouble. If he tells you the!
are too expensive, ask him to smoke
just one cigar a day less and that 20,
- can light your house on this light saving
besides adding to your comfort, safet!
8 and convenience, as we'll as his. Unles
the trait of sel6shness IS abormally de
y veloped, he will grant your request. Flo
a five cents a day you can light your par
a lor, dining room and kitchen. 2-I5-3
During the past week DR.. Norman L
Gartley arrived from Maine and became
N associated with Dr.. c. N. Barker in den
!! tal work. Mr.: Barker's work ha
~ grown very mHch in the past year and h
: found it necessary to have help in orde
to properly cover his field, which tn
IN people In both Stark and Billings coun
ties cannot tail to appreciate. Mr.. Barke
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