The Dickinson press., 1902-12-13
Cheese-straws, fresh, at Scofeld's.

J. w. Follis was down from Medora
Sunday.
Father Claude sends greetings to
friends. He in we'll but not yet at work
Ernest Orchard has accepted a posi-.
ton in the Gethsemane Cathedral choir.
Mrs. James Leask went to Mandan
this week to visit her brother and his
wife.
The schools are to have two weeks
vacation-over Christmas and New
Years.
J. H. Caldwell and B. Lepper were in
from the east end of the county the last
Of the week.
Miss Spears and Miss Florence have
secured rooms at the Cunningham's and
will do light housekeeping.
That Xmas gift, no matter how small,
be sure it's good. IT, Greene & Co.'S
Jewellers, Opticians & Engravers.
12-I3-2
Mrs. Smile of Toronto, Canada, who
has been a week at Walter %Junkin's,
left for her home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richards and the
children were due in St. Paul Wednes-
day and are expected home Saturday.
NJ. T. Zimmerman has jewel-boxes,
belts, ~card-cases, purses, match-safes,
ETC., in beautiful stamped leather designs
12-l3-2t.
Will Ray and his uncle, Charles
Flynn, of Minnesota, were out from Bel
field a few days visiting the ranch and
hunting.
c. S. Langdon is the authorized agent
for E. Albrecht & Sons Of St. Paul-the
most reliable fur house in the North
west. 12-I3.2t
The Misses Monaghan we're returning
to South Heart Thursday. Miss Sadie
has just closed a term Of school at Green
river.
c. S. Langdon has rented the north
Kostelecky store and will move his
stock of goods there the latter part of
the month.
If you want to have any dressmaking,
or children's sewing, or plain sewing
done, Miss Murn will do it for you at
reasonable prices. I2-6-2t
Less than $4,000 remains to be raised
for Fargo College before January Ist but
only half a month remains in which to
accomplish it.
The tri-state grain growers meeting is
set for January 2o-23 at Fargo and the
state poultry association meets at the
same time and place.
Miss Brandenburgresumed work at the
exchange Saturday, after a
weeks illness, during which Miss Rob-
inson did double duty.
ALI White went east Saturday night to
Rock Island, Illinois. He expects to
stop in st. Paul on his way back and will
be home early next week.
A persistent umo is abroad that we'd
ding bells will ring early in the new
year and that what will be Medora's loss
will be Stark county's gain.
Mrs. Anton Godfriedt, the lady who
was shot by an unknown person some
time since is recovering. There is no
trace of the one who fired the shot.
f. A. Currie and Miss Ethel arrived
this week from Merriam Park. Mrs.
Cavanaugh (Alice Currie) and child went
through to their home in Washington.
Get some Of our goods and some else
where and compare quality and prices.
We invite comparison. T. J. Greene &
Co., jewelers.. Opticians & Engravers.
1919 1t
Two sisters from St. Joseph's hospital,
Fargo, we're in the city Saturday solicit
ing funds to pay interest on the indebt
ness of the hospital and help raise the
debt.
Rev. S. M. Roadhouse left Monday
for Owen Sound. Ontario, having leave
of absence for a few weeks. When he
returns it will net be alone, we are in
formed.
Those thrt have furniture they wish
upholstered or repaired in any way, will
do we'll to see Thomas Penrose, the prac-
teal upholsterer; shop just north of the
high school. I2-6-2t
Mrs. w. R. Veigel returned a few
days ago from her eastern visit and Mr..
Veigel from his surveying west and they
will occupy their Dickinson home for the
winter.
The new telephone cards are out and
list I53 subscribers. The service has
been greatly improved by the laying Of
the two cables and doing away with
crossed wires.
States Attorney Rice of Mandan died
Sunday of paralysis. He was one of the
oldest attorneys in this part of the state
and had just been elected attorney for
Morton county.
Several complaints from various places
have been received that the PRESS is not
received promptly. 1t is mailed regu-
larly from the office and the trouble
must lie elsewhere.
Joe Gamble, foreman of the Deep
Creek Cattle Go. and the almost unani-
mouse choice of his county for states at
torney, was doing business in the city the
middle OF the week.
w. r. Brewster, son of E. B. Brewster,
of Sand Creek, was doing business in
Dickinson Tuesday. Messrs. Brewster
and Gray are wintering IS head of cattle
which are dong we'll.
Phil Duff is wintering about 18o cattle
neal home. Eighty are Minnesota cat