The Dickinson press., 1902-11-29
Knud, Martin and Abe Knudson, of
Taylor, were in the city Saturday.
E. S. Clouph of New England was in


Dickinson expects to return home with.
in a few days.
The Carroll family returned to Yule
Monday. Mrs. H. v. Rominger of thi.
city accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Stranger, of Tay.
lor, were in the city on Tuesday with a
fine lot of dressed ducks.
Mrs. Lydia Richards and son vent to
Sentinel Butte Wednesday evening to
spend a few days at their farm.
Albert Left, foreman of the ID. b. Zim-
norman cattle ranch south of the Cedar,
was in for supplies on Tuesday.
1t seemed a little %wintrey Friday
morning when a little snow fell, just
enough to make the ground gray.
Robert Neil, who is working with a
bridge crew IL miles this. side of Glen
dive, was home for Thanksgiving.
Charlie Hartinger, foreman Of d. b.
Zimmerman's Bad Lands cattle ranch,
was in Dickinson the first of the week..
Miss Cary of Mandan who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos. Mcdonald,
of this city, returned home on Tuesday.
The marriage announcement of Mr..
and Mrs. Schultz, mailed at Kansas CITY,
says"at home in Dickinson, May, 1903"
Our readers will find atabulated state
ment in this issue of the vote cast in
Billings county on the 4th OF November.
MIR. and Mrs. Darius Olmstead were
in for the Co. X dance and Thanksgiving,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Frank
enberg.
Experienced lady book-keeper desires
position Immediately; references fur.
nished. Inquire at this office or address
P. O. Box 32I, this place. II-2o.2p
This office will take subscriptions for
the Bismarck Daily Tribune which can
be had from this time until the close of
the legislative session for sI.oo.
We sell oul W poison fly paper; if
you are not satisfied with it we will re
fund your money and ask no questions
H. A. Davis & Co. 6-I4-tf
Last Saturday afternoon A. J. Osborn
and Thelma went to Bel6eld to get Mrs.
Osborn who had been visiting for a few
days at the home of her sister, Mrs. ]. H..
Palmer.
Drenkel is just receiving a ton lot Of
dried fruits from California. A choice
lot, we'll selected, which can't help but
please you. ll-22.t
Auditor Ed. S. Foley was in the city
on Monday and with Auditor Riessbeck
signed the certificates of election of w.
A. Mcclure, George Senour ond Frank
Lish, as required by law.
W. make a specially of fine watch
work. When others fail try Us; we make
your watch give satisfaction. +.
Greene & Co., Jewellers, Opticians 4
Engravers. ll-I5-tf
Everyone is cordially invited to the
Episcopal fair next week, whether you
BUY or not. 1t opens at 2:3o and con-
tinues during the evening. One day
only. Supper $3.50 to $3.50.
In watch work, jewelry repairing optic
al work or engraving compare our work
with that oil others, then decide for your
self. T.. J: Greene 4 Co, Jewellers, OPP
llcians y Engravers. lI-l5-tf
VIM. Stark of Paoli returned Wednes-
day evening from a months visit in Wis
%consin, Iowa and Minnesota. His daugh-
ter, Miss Fern, is attending school near
Madison, Wis.
Are you going to buy a new harness
+. J. Easton 4 Co. will sell you an all
handmade harness, made of the best
oa%k-tanned leather, for the same money
othe rs charge for machine-made goods.
II-I-tf
New and attractive features at the
Fair next week. The children's booth
mas been the recipient of beautiful. gifts
from the east, among them many new
and unique ideas.
BY prompt and careful attention to
,our work we hope to merit a share OF
your business. We please our custom
crs; ask them. L. J. Greene 4 Co..
Opticians Jewellers 4 E%ngravers.
II-I5-tf.
The Fargo Plumbing Co. have the con.
tracts for installing a heating plant in J
E. Phelan's new house and in the St.
Charles hotel. Some of the workmen
nave becn in the city several days wait.
ing for steam fittings.
We have just received a lot of fancy
goods suitable for Xmas presents
French gobelin sofa cushion cover and
pin cushion tops. Hawkinson 4 Cole.
1921,
Our hobby is the best in every line
Elgin, Waltham, and H%ampden watches;
Holmes and Edwards silverware; Plump
lSk gold rings; S. o. Bigneys watch
chains; Hawkes. cut glass, etc. Don,
BUY poor, cheap, trashy jewelry; its dear
at any price. r. J.. Greene 4 Co.
Jewellers, Opticians and E%ngravers.
lI-I5-ti
Mr.. Morris M. Cook and Miss Carrie
Atkinson, both of Paoli, Billings Co., N
d., were united IN marriage by Rev. H
V. Rominger at the Congregational par
sonage on Monday evening, Nov. cath.
We have some very pretty designs ir
point lace patterns, stamped center
| pieces and table covers, also all kinds o.
| embroidery silks. Hawkinsen 4 Cole.
1921
Warrants are out for the arrest o.
Frank Seitz, a German settler who ha:
resided north of Dickinson for SOM
years. 1t is understood that he has de
frauded creditors in various ways.
Judge Ki,tell of Gladstone was in tht
| city on Tuesday. Mrs. Kittell has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eldret