The Dickinson press., 1902-11-01
Salt and flour at Drenkers; 1o-l8-tf

. Nov. lst-four large rooms to rent.
II-I-tf. l.. Greene d 20.
Fringed bed spreads at Scofeld'si
| from SI.5o to $500. Io-4-tt
Mrs. H. M. Roberts went to Miles
City on Wednesday to visit her parents.
|. Prof. NJ. A. Brannon of the Dickinson
! Fire & Pressed Brick Co., was in the
city this week.
M. L. Mcbride, OF Mcbride Il Baker,
has been appointed deputy states attor-
ney for Billings county.
A prairie fire started north of the CITY
Wednesday afternoon but was put out
before any great damage had been done.
A large carpenter crew is working on
the N. P. shops in Dickinson and the
steam-6tting crew is expected along any
day.
B. H. Crawford, brother OF Prof. Craw-
ford, is here from Missouri and has a po-
sition as book-keeper with the Mandan
Mercantile Co.
A German child on the south side died
on Monday from pneumonia. The child
had been sick several days and a doctor
was called only a few minutes before
death.
w. A. Shaw expects to attend the fat
stock show in Chicago the first week in
December and from there will 20 with
his wife to Pennsylvania to spend a few
months.
VIM. Dieball, the republican nominee
for member of the legislature in Mercer
county, was in Dickinson during the past
week. He was accompanied by Edward
Brown Of Lewis, la.
politics and Christian Citizenship
will be the theme of Sunday evenings
sermon at the Methodist church. Voters
and politicians are especially invited
S. Nj. Roadhouse, pastor.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Congregational ladies' aid society will
be held Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. c. F. Parker and a
large attendance is earnestly requested.
Senator L. A. Simpson introduced
Hon. B. F. Spalding at the opera house
Monday evening. Commissioner X. J.
Turner and Rev. J. H. Dobbyn were also
seated on the rostrum with the speaker.
Mrs. F. S. Cunningham recently re-
ceived word from Douglas, Alaska, OF
the death Of Johnnie Laughlin who was
killed in the pursuit of his mining la
bors. MIR. Laughlin formerly resided in
Dickinson.
J. {. Buss returned Wednesday even.
ing to West Union, MINI. Mr.. Buss
visited several cattle ranches while here
and made an offer of $4,000 for the F.. E,
Hill place and stock, delivery the com.
ing spring. Mr.. Hill wanted $4,000.
Miss Minnie Mcclure and Miss Rose
Gallagher we're guests in the city the
past week. MISC Gallagher is teaching
the village school in the Gladstone
district and Miss Mcclure has just op.
ened school in the Richardton district
F. !. Easton & Co., the new harnes:
shop next door to Carroll Bros. liver,
stable, carry the largest stock Of horse
blankets, plush and fur robes, whips
bits, spurs. quirts, in fact anything KEEP
in a first-class harness shop to be foune
in this city. 1l-I-tf
J. S. and Geo. H. Hillyer, of Duluth
we're in Dickinson the past week. Thu
Hillyers we're formerly interested il
milling properties in this state and livet
at Bismarck, but they are now interest
ed in rich mining properties in the Rain,
Lake country and also in Arizona. The,
are old acquaintance of M. W. Leahy
the Hebron miller, who came up for
day to talk over old times.
Herbert Camp, who robbed one of til,
Petit ~bridge-crew men Of $40 in curren
~ dIlo G y L : III NilCNh " SO/, Wd
caught between Dickinson and Ne,
England by Deputy McCoul. WheI
taken into justice court Camp ADMITTED
everything and was bound over to tn
district court. He claims to be fror
Wisconsin. He says that he threw tn
check away, and the authorities hav
what money he had not spent.
This season we are better prepare
than yer to give you the latest and bes
in the jewelry line, at prices that ar
right. Our stock consists Of watche
and clocks OF all kinds, cut glass, steI
ling silver novelties, diamonds and di;
mond jewelry etc. Please bear in min
we are in business all the year aroun
and guarantee our goods. That NEAR
responsibility.
I"I-l-tf T. J. Greene e. Co.
Congregational church, Rev. H.
Rominger, pastor. Morning service
1915, subject, 1.-The Pearl of Great Prie
the Search for the Supreme Good
/, preceded by a short sermon to tt
children; Sunday school and Bible cla'
at IL; Junior Endeavor at $3.50; Y. P.
( c E. at o:3o; evening service at 7:3
subject, 1.-The Younger and the Old
Brother" Good music. All invite
Midweek service, Wednesday eve
ing at7:3o.
Rev. T. Nj. Shanafelt of Huron, S. L
corresponding secretary of the Bapti
: Home Missionary society Of North al
South Dakota, was in Dickinson the fir
of the week to see what ought to |
done with the society's property in Il
: northeastern part of the city. There BIZ
been some talk OF disposing of the pro
e erty, but it was finally decided to let II
matter rest for the present, pending
v canvass Of the field to see what amou
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