The Dickinson press., 1902-07-26
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bakeI. 7-1o-zt
Mrs. E. ]. Berry leaves next week fol
an extended visit in Wisconsin.
c. H. De Foe expects to work at bis
carpenter trade in Dickinson after a few
days.
w. A. Shaver is to bring his family
here from Fargo and will occupy the
Crowley house.
Miss Carrie B. Young arrived this week
from Randolph, Vermont to take a posi-
ton on the PRESS.
Miss Coleman is spending her two
weeks vacation the guest of Mrs. Y. H.
Stickney at Detroit.
Born in Dickinson Saturday, July 10,
to Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Morgan of New
England, a daughter.
Miss Bessie Walker accompanied her
friend Miss Hollingshead east to Valley
City Saturday evening.
Found-Watch, on prairie. Owner can
have same by proving property and paw
ing for this advertisement.
Gladstone people will be somewhat
surprised to read in Grand Forks paper
that their town is on the 500.
Lee Allen, who assisted his father A.
]. Allen, two years ago, has arrived from
St. Paul and is herding cattle.
Agents wanted; s85 per month; work
easy; secure territory. Address J. w.
Gilbert, State Agent, New Salem, N. D.
7-Io-4t
Married at Dickinson July 10, by JUS
A. P. Folsom, Henry F. Taylor and Mrs
Anna Anders, both of Taylor, N. d.
P. S. Weber was made happy Monday
morning by a message from his wife an
nouncing the arrival of a son and heir.
Two months tuition free if you enter
Mankato Commercial College before
Sept. l6. Write the school for full par.
ticulars.
For strength, purity and flavor our new
line of spices, extracts and coffee can
not be beat. Call for samples Of the
Hawaiian coffee at Parker's. 7-Io-tf
Dan Mcdonald, an old timer and
friend of Mayor Manning and the old
settlers, was in Dickinson.S Saturday look
ing up a stray horse which is advertised
elsewhere.
The best and largest variety of toilet
articles, tooth, hair, clothes and bath
brushes, soaps, powders and perfumes,
at White 4 Co.'S drug store. 7-26-tf
Mrs. A. A. Harleman, who went to the
St. Johns hospital at Fargo last week
for medical treatment, is progressing
nicely, which will be good news to her
Dickinson friends.
Put a little Force" into yourself every
morning; it will do you good-the new
breakfast food. No cooking required
At Scofeld's. I8c a package or : for
soc. 7-Io-ti
Mr.. Meadows completed the wool
business for his house and went to Sen.
tinel Butte Sunday. He has a little
wool to clean up at Mandan and then
goes to Billings.
Meat, ETC., are cash at Parker & Cos,
and their many customers are glad Of it
as they are taking advantage of the 5 per
cent discount which is given for cash.
7-lo-ti
Mrs. Owen Flynn and her sister Miss
Curtin and Miss Margaret Flynn re-
turned Sunday from a two weeks visit a,
Flynn Bros ranch south of Belfeld.
Yardmaster Fred Wilson went east
Wednesday OF a vacation. During hi:
absence Fred Freeman is night yard
master and Kid Wickham has charge
during the day.
The best thing in improved grass-cut
ting machinery is The New Hodges
Mower. An examination OF trial will
convince anybody. We lead the trade
in moving machines. Call and examine
the goods. O. E. Foote. 7-5-tl
The Palladium is authority for the fol.
lowing: A farmer up the river was un
able to find two hundred head of his cat
tie for several days and at last discovered
them in the high grass a little ways from
his house.
Waterfall and Gambler, stone masons
and contractors, are prepared to do al
kinds Of stone work on short notice
Give US a call. Address Waterfall &
Gambler, Dickinson, N. D., P. o. Box 143
7-26-4,
Mrs. w. P. Massacre arrived Tuesda,
from Cando, N. D., and will spend a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. c. G
Simpson, here and at the Massacre
Simpson ranch.
Engineer w. w. Barrett is back from
| St. Paul where he attended the railroad
meeting. The engineers get araise of
quarter of a cent a mile and the time OF
work trains is reduced two hours.
To Whom it May Concern: Thos. H
Penrose, the Minneapolis %npholster, will
be in Dickinson Aug. Ist, prepared to d.
all kinds of repair work on furniture
making over of mattresses. laying Q
carpets. 1909
Mrs. A. Dingman returned from tn
west Tuesday;Miss Clittie stopped a da
at Wibaux and was accompanied HON
by Mrs. Allen and Misses Graham an
Paine of Wibaux who are visiting tn
Dingmans.
When looking for a breed of cattl
that will outrustle any buffalo that eve
roamed the plains and always top tn
market, apply to A. c. McGillivray, VIII
has acclimated, full blood Aberdee,
Angus bulls for sale. Address Dicki
son or Bismarck. 7-Io-i