The Dickinson press., 1903-11-28
T. G. Saunders spent Thanksgiving at


T. G. Saunders spent Thanksgiving at
home
!. MIR. and Mrs. A.. c. McGillivary were
in st. Paul this week.
Plantation Minstrels at the opera
house Monday, November 80.
Jacob Zentner the Richardton butcher
was in Dickinson the first of the week.
Comb honey, pound frames. 20 cts:
each, at Scofeld's. II-28-tf
K. K. Foley of Medora took in the
Thanksgiving ball.
Id. Nichol and D. Thomas Of Glen
dive were city visitors Thursday night.
DR.. Fisher of Hebron is getting up a
local talent playa Noble Outeast."
ZEE. Cook, George Harkins and F. E.
Morgan were in from New England this
week.
Henry Gilbert of Sentinel Butte went
to Wisconsin this week as witness in an
important lawsuit.
The gilt lettering done by Thomas
Geppert for the engineers ball was the
subject of much favorable comment.
We are headquarters for holiday goods
la big line of toys and fancy articles to
select from. t. J. Greene & Co.
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l. Heber Bonney. clerk to Supt. Gibson
in Glendive, has been in St. Paul this
week for treatment of the eyes.
See the cotton first part, the Chloro
Doro girls and the funny commedians at
Ethe opera house Monday night next.
Miss Mamie Carey of Mandan was up
for the dance and will visit her sister,
Mrs. J, H. Mcdonald for a few days.
For winter suits, overcoats and any,
thing in men and boys wearing apparel,
there is no place like the Hub. s1l-28-1t
Jack McAndrews, a cousin of Mrs. !.
Leonberger, who recently came to Dick
inson, expects his wife Sunday and they
will reside in the city.
Rev. ]. F. Dobbyn will conduct divine
service at Medora next Wednesday even
ing and give an account of the Mission
airy Council he attended.
H. M. Roberts took the examination
in optometry this week and received his
certificate. The Fargo papers speak Of
the examination as severe.
At Glen Ullin Chas. Horst appears to
be prospecting. He has just completed
a new building-the first floor for his
butcher shop, and living rooms above.
All the new canned goods, vinegar,
boiled cider and catsups, and maple
syrups, at Scofeld's are guaranteed to
comply with the pure food law. Il-28-tf
Herman Eggert of Farmers Valley
and Miss Lena Rice of Hebron were
married Thanksgiving day and are re-
ceiving the best wishes of their many
friends.
Fred Leonberger is attending St.
Johns University at Collegevil1c. Mimi,
and in addition to his other studies is
taking drawing and painting in which he
is making fine progress.
Billy Huff, a brother of Mrs. Cal. Itch
was up from Mandan for the engineers
ball. Other Mandan people in attendance
we're Miss Mamie Mclaughlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Flanagan, and Roy Stephenson.
In this, pre-eminently the age of hum
bugs-and more so in the jewelry trade
than anywhere %else--your only guarantee
that you are getting a frst-class article
is to buy from a reliable dealer, T. J..
Greene & Co., Opticians, Jewellers and
Engravers. II-2I-tf
Rev. VIM. H. Gimblett has been hold
ing special gospel services at the Congre-
gational church during the past ten days.
The attendance has been good at most
of the meetings and the interest has in
creased. Mr.. Gimblett will preach on
Sunday morning, and the closing service
will be held on Sunday evening.
Herman Eggert Of Farmers Valley
was in Dickinson the past week. 1t had
been five years since he was in the city
and he WAS greatly impressed with the
growth and many changes that had taken
place since his last visit. Mr.. Eggert
farms a little but gives the most of his
attention to stock raising
Married at Kenmare, N. d., November
II, Miss Emma Kirkland to Fred Miller,
a well-to.do farmer of Wrightstown,
| Minnesota. Immediately after the cere.
mony they left for their home in MINI.
Mrs. Miller was formerly a resident of
| Dickinson and is a sister of Mrs. "A. Long
Her old friends wish her great happiness
in her new home.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Horen
gave them a pleasant surprise Friday
evening last week. The guests carried
refreshments and presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Horen with a beautiful silver bake
dish. Cards and other games furnished
amusement, which, combined with witty
stories told by Mr.. Horen, made the eve
ming a most enjoyable one.
At the annual meeting of the Dickin'
son Cemetery association held on the
10th the following board of directors was
elected: H. L. Dickinson, EFF. Messer
smith, A. c. McGillivray, E. L. Scofeld
L. A. Davis, c. S. Langdon, c H. Merry
J. G. Campbell and N. c. Lawrence
Mr.. Scofeld was elected president, Mr.
Dickinson, vice president, MIR. Campbell,
secretary, and MIR. Davis, treasurer and
sexton.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Leo. loaded their first full car of locomo.
tive fire blocks for the N. P. during the
past week. The company will manu-.
~facture a good many thousand of these
fire blocks during the winter along with
other special work. About three million
bricks have been made at the local plant
the past season and a kiln is now being
manufactured for the new capitol wing
at Bismarck.
Engineer H. B. Chadwick on the
Canadian Northern was in a freight
wreck Monday which badly damagedt two
engines and killed a tramp who was
stealing a ride on the rear plat
form of the yard engine, but
fortunately all of the crews escaped in.
jury. He and his crew we're exonerated
from all blame and Chadwick himself
received especial commentator from
the superintendent and master mechanic
for sticking to his engine. None of his
friends here are surprised that Chadwick
stayed at his post.
Fred Freeman has asked for a four
months leave of absence from the N. ?
ssryice and will leave about Dec. Ist t