The Dickinson press., 1902-04-12
fred. Frannk and Geo. Roquette have
cleaned mp m their sock business With
the exception ofstheir horses.

prevented BY illness. will eachHreceiye 4
Bible = soonsa as they can be received:
Don't 20 10 some travelling fake 10 get
your; opticalswork done and pay them
from three to Ave prices. We have i
! full set Of Instruments and a thorough
knowledgesOf optics and will give you as
tRo0dssor better work for an honest price.
Greene & Co, Opticians. 4.i7-ti
Miss Ann. REILLY Who has been at
tending the Valley City normal, has just
returned home and expects 10 take one
ofthe Stark county schools this spring.
Her friend. Miss Brady, late at Wiscon-
sin. viii also engage in teaching in the
county.
John Rank of Missouri was in Dickin-
son and Gladstone this week, being al
the last named place to see w. H. Orn-,
doff and others whom he had known 10
the east. Mr.. Rank recently visited in
Montana and the country west and may
decide 10 locate in this vicinity.
Several hide and pelt buyers have
been in Dickinson the past week namely:
Berrier 81: Fargo, Baldwin Of ST. Paul
and. N. Partridge 81 Billings Mi.
Partridge represents the old reliable,
Mcmillan Fur Il Wool Co. Of Minne-
apolis. and spentsseveral days going up
and down the line making contracts.
We don't care whose catalogue .
found it in. or where you saw it, we can.
save you money on that clock, watch, or
ANYTHING in the jewelry line. Cut out
your closing. out sale ad. or bring in your
catalogue.O Our motto is: we will posi-
lively not be under-sold, coupled with
1.-The principle of quality tristan then the
tpnce. TT. Greene & Coz jewellers.
4-I7-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhart Finger Of
South Heart celebrated their golden
wedding Tuesday by a royal good time
and dinner. Rev. H. v. Rominger Of
this city was in attendance and chris
tened . three-months' old grandchild-
HesterM arie-daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Finger.
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On the 22nd a party Of 80 land seekers,
in a special car, under the auspices of
1.-THE Missouri Slope Land and Invest.
ment Co, will make a trip to Sentinel
Butte and Beach to buy land. Some of
the members Of this party have already
bought their land and are going out to
tlocate the same and commence improves
ments.
The Merry Cobbler troupe had a jolly
good time at Glendive and cannot say
enough regarding the kind treatment
1hsy5 received from everybody at Glen
dive. They played to a packed house
and came home with the balance on the
right side and all expenses paid-and the
expenses were heavy.
The small company Of ladies' who met
Mrs. Chadsey at Mrs. Kihm's Saturday
had one Of the pleasantest afternoons
imaginable. Cards and sociability
divided the honors and the afternoon
closed with a dainty lunch. Mrs. Tingle
won the first prize--a delicious (looking)
angel cake-while Grace Crowl was con.
soled with decorated beet and a pack
Of cards-for practice.
Dickinson will soon have a Lutheran
pastor to look after the Lutheran and
German protestant people. Student
Carl Ganschow of the German Lutheran
Seminaryof st. Paul, MINI, has been
called as missionary for Dickinson and
vicinity and will soon be here to take up
the work. G. R. Wannemscher Of this
city would be pleased to learn of all
Lutheran people who live in and about
Dickinson.
On Friday evening, April 18th, at the
congregational church, Rev. H. v.
Rominger will give his lecture on "Per.
sonal "reminiscences of Henry Ward
Beecher." There will be special must.
cal selections preceding the lecture, son.
sisting of pipe organ duet by Mesdame.
Davis and Rominger, mixed quartette
and al ACCORDION specially by c. E
Dickinson. Admission 75c, children 15c,
Paul Murn, roadmaster from Medora
west, has made a homestead entry or
section %, township 40, range los, ane
is now negotiating with the Missouri
Slope Land & Investment Co. for aquar
ter section Of railroad land adjoining
This land is located near Sentinel Butt.
and it speaks we'll for it that Mr.. Murn
who has resided in this country for IS Of
40 years, should want to get a half sec.
ton Of it.
C..S. Lee, Of Lee &.Lee, cattle raiser!
at Oakdale, was in Dickinson the pas
week, having come in from Minot where
he recently made homestead proof to .
quarter section of land. Mr.. Lee wen
over on the ice, but was unable to re.
turn that way and SO sold his saddle
horse and came around by rail. Befor
leaving Minot he was offered $1,000 70
his claim.
E. L. Standi6rd, formerly of Gladstone
has sold his mercantile interest in Cas-
tleton, Utah, and is going to Fl. Smith
Ark, where Mrs. Standard and son hav
: been since last fall, the son; attendin,
college there. MI. Standiird wa owe
! the country in northwestern Arkansa
! while in the army andshe writes that b,
!. has always had a desire to return TO tina
section and thinks o that he will 6
there and buy a farm. I!
Congregational church, Rev H. Y
Rominger, pastor. Morning service 4
Io:45; S. S. and Bible class at NJ; Iunic
, Endeavor at 8, Young Peoples Meetin
/ at $50 p. m. Evening service 7:3
Subject at 1915 AHumility-An Ur
known ::Grace-preceded bysa sho'
sermon to the children. Subject at So
!. "Giving its Law, its Reflex Influence.