The Dickinson press., 1903-01-03

on the Rock Island out of Horton. Kans.
Miss Leila Dobbyn, who has been
spending her holiday vacation with her
father, returns east tomorrow.
A. w. Link recently arrived from
Wisconsin and has been visiting Com
missioner Turner at Bismarck.
Geo. Hood and A. ]. Slater, two sheep
growers living about 100 miles north,
were in Dickinson the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Eaton, Mrs. T. NJ.
Gillespie and Miss Josephine were down
from Medora for the fremen's dance.
G. L. Bills, one of Glendive's popular
young men, was in the CITY Wednesday
and participated in the fremen's ball.
Miss Grace Montague arrived in Bis
marck this week to visit Register and
Mrs. A.. c. McGillivrav for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Connolly are
spending a few week with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Hess, of Glen Ullin.
A. w. Link was in Gladstone on
Wednesday and was calling on old
friends in Dickinson on New Years day.
Don't forget that Oscar Skeen is max
a specially Of pillow work and will guar
antee satisfaction. Get ready for spring.
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Miss Thompson of New Rockford, a
graduate OF the Valley City normal, has
been engaged to teach the primary room
on the south side.
Miss Mary Osborn came down from
Glendive Wednesday to attend the fire.
mems ball, and was the guest Of Mrs.
Robt. Neil, Jr., while in the city.
look out for Curric & Co.'S cir
culars Saturday evening. 1t WiH
pay you to read them.
Miss Mary M. Slack vas the guest Of
Judge and Mrs. J. G. Campbell and
family Christmas week, returning to her
home in Taylor on Monday of this week.
Charlie Phelan vas in the snow block
ade in the vicinity of Ortonville, S. D.,
last week and did not get home for his
Christmas dinner as he had expected to
do.
DIR. Holt writes that he has a band Of
goats in the mountains IS miles from
Red Bluff, California. He has rcgaincd
his health and is we'll satisfied with his
lot.
The city BARRIERS have agreed on a
price of $50 for hair cuts. For other
work prices remain the same AS hereto
fore. They are also closing their shops
at 7 p. IN. now.
Mrs. Pat Padden of North Yakima,
Wash, was the guest Of the H%arringtons
at the American House for a day the
past week. Mrs. Padden was a former
resident of this city.
The first of next week Mrs. A. N. Jef-
ferries, two daughters and the baby and
Misses Della and Florence Spears will
leave on a visit to Texas. They will re-
turn in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. liner will spend a
portion of the winter in Minneapolis.
Mrs. liner has been visiting Mrs. Robt.
Welsh in Mandan the past three weeks
and is to be joined there by her husband
within a few days when they will leave
on their trip.
c. +. Dickinson having returned from
his western trip, wishes to that
he is better equipped than eve to do
painting and papering, in all the latest
styles. He a give YOU prices and ideas
on up-to-date work. I2-27-2t
Owing to delays in the east-bound
trains last week Mrs. c. F. Wilde vas
unable to go to the eastern part Of the
state as she had planned and conse.
q%uently remained in Dickinson a few
day longer than she had expected to dc
and returned west the first of the week.
Those having furniture they wish up.
holstered or woodwork re-fnished will
do we'll to see Thos. Penrose, the practi.
cal upholsterer and hardwood re-6nisher
etc. Shop just north of the High School
Building. Office chair cushions made tc
order. l-3-2r
The death of Philip Jagode has caus.
ed a change in the firm name of Philip
Jagode & Co., wool commission mer
chants, which is now c. Shillard Smith
& Co. 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Smith visited the city last season anc
that his firm bought quite a quantity o.
the Dickinson woods.
Recently Jim Clayton was arrested in
the country north on a charge of stealing
a horse from Clark Green. In order t.
give the defendant a chance to procur.
witnesses the hearing has been post
poned until the 22nd, and in the mean
time Clayton is boarding with Sheriff
Goodall.
Congregational church, Rev. H. V
Rominger, pastor. Morning service a
Io45, subject: How to Have a Happ,
New Year." followed by Holy Com
munion and reception of member.
Young Peoples meeting at o:3o: In tn
evening at 1890 the pastor will hav
stereoptican views of Lite of Christ fron
the master paintings, with sermon lee
ture.
Mrs. LA. Simpson entertained a com
pany of friends Tuesday evening yer
pleasantly in honor Of Mrs. F. J. Berry
the party being a surprise to Mr.!
Berry who was called to the Simpso
residence on Van Norden street afte
the company had assembled. Mrs. Bel
ny went to Glendive the following day i
order that she might take her Ne,
Years dinner with her husband at tn