The Dickinson press., 1903-12-05
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the city on Monday.
Comb honey, pound frames, 20 cts.
each, at Scoheld's. II-28-tf
Miss Nellie Harrington leaves Sunday
for a visit in Wisconsin,.
Miss Clendenning returned to her
home in Grafton this week.
Miss Carrie Messersmith is with Mrs.
VIM. Follis of Medora, who is very ill.
Mrs. Will Carroll returned this week
from an extended eastern visit.
J.J. Coughlin of Tacoma is visiting
old friends in the city for a day or two. :
Facinators-ice wool ones, long scarfs,
square fancy shawls in white and colors.
Koquette Bros. l2-5-tf
The Wibanx basket ball team will
come to Dickinson on the 12th for a
game.
Florence, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
A. N. Jefferies, has a mild form Of small.
pox.
A. Hilliard left the first of the week
for Seattle. Mrs. Hilliard remains here
for the present.
You will find the finest kind of fresh
marshmallows direct from the factory at
Tue IDEAL. l2-5-rt
"Laurant the magacian" will puzzle
and delight you. Be sure that you do not
miss this treat.
W. c. Candee returned to Gladstone
on Sunday from a few weeks visit in
Minnesota.
The PRESS omitted to mention last
week the marriage Of Carl Duckhorn
and Miss Katie Dolwig.
If you want to enjoy a smoke, call at
THE Ideal" and get a good cigar. We
handle all the popular brands. l7-s-2t
A special bargain sale is on at the A.
T. Crowl & Co. store and the reader
should consult adv. for prices.
l.. DR.. L. N. Gartley will be in Taylor
Dec. ID, IS and IS and in Hebron Dec.
" and 10 prepared to do dental work.
L.. A. Whiteman, a registered phar-
macist from New Rockford, has taken a
position at the store of Mcdonald &
Pomroy.
David Horsman of Pleasantville, Iowa,
who has 1880 acres of land in this locali-
ty, sends a years subscription to the
PRESS.
Mrs. E. H. Darling Of West Bangor,
N. Y, arrived in the city this week t o
spend the winter with the Dobsons and
Lawrences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sutherland came
in from the ranch the first of the week
and will spend the rest of the winter in
the city.
The San Francisco Examiner says
that "Laurant" is a wonderful artist and
that you will miss a great treat by not
seeing him.
"Laurant The magician" gives one of
the best entertainments that will come
TO Dickinson this winter. Remember
the date, Dec. 9th.
Chocolates OF all qualities and grades
"a large variety-also penny goods and
all kinds of mixed candies for the child
rem can be found at "The Ideal" I2-s-2t
The initial number of the High School,
entertainment course will be given Wed.
nesday, Dec. 9th. Course tickets $500
single entertainment, IS cents.
The High school of Dickinson is one
of the most fourishing institutions in the
city. Remember their entertainment
course and help a good thing" along.
On Saturday, Dec. IS, 1.-THE Ideal
will give free a beautiful box of selected
candy to the person making the largest
purchase on that day. I2-5-2t
Jas. Harrington is expected home from
Brainerd within a day or two, and the
family will then move into their new
home in the eastern part of the city.
Word comes from Medora that the
IN. P. Co. has just completed the
second artesian we'll there. A good flow
of excellent water was found at a depth
of 400 feet.
Reserved seats for the school enter.
tainment will be on hand at Linsley's
Saturday. All holding season ticket.
must 60 toiLinsley's to get reserved
seats.
Tickets for the High School Enter
tainment next Wed. Dec. 9th, will be or
sale at Linsley's Sat. Holders OF course
tickets will please present ticket ane
get reserved seat ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schultz and Ism;
leave the first of the week for a 81,
months absence in Kansas, New Orlean!
and Florida. They have rented thei
house for this time to Preston Wilson.
Mrs. w. P. Morris, of Fargo, arrived
in the city or Wednesday to spend
few days with her sister, Miss Ida Me
Kenzie, proprietor of the new "ldeal
store on Sims street.
Ralph Boyer was suddenly called t.
St. Paul Thursday evening by news o
the illness Of a brother in Colorado. H
will probably accompany his mother t
Colorado upon his arrival in St. Paul.
The Dickinson fremen are putting
out tickets for their I31h annual ball t.
be given in the opera house on Ne,
Years W Buy a ticket to show tn
boys that you appreciate the best volun
teer fire department in the state.
In selecting holiday goods it will b.
| we'll before purchasing to see A. F
Voegelis stock of jewelry, watches
silverware, etc. He has Il hne assert
ment of high grade goods and is sellini
them at moderate prices. 1857
F. V. Pavlicek of Oakdale was i
Dickinson during the storm, but h
thought that the men at the ranch woul
, have kept the sheep in this corralls til
. stormy days and he would find thing
!! all right on his return. He loaded wit
J ranch supplies Friday morning and ea
pected to get home Saturday night.
c. Schebler was surprised by almos
J forty friends Tuesday evening the fac
! : that it was his birthday having leake
I out. Cards and music were enjoye
until lunch time: The guests p~resente
Mr.. Schebler with an armchair and Sc,
s eral smaller articles, and he brougt
j from the store candy, cigars etc. to ad
f to their pleasure.
McClure's Magazine for December, i
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