The Dickinson press., 1904-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Snyder we're down
from Medora this week.
MI. and Mrs. John Harnden Of Ante
lope were in the city on friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Schultz returned
Thursday from their southern trip.
Editor Moore, of the Denhoff Voice.
recently hunted deer at the Frank Stone
ranch.
]. ]. Tomamichel of Sentinel Butte
accompanied Sheriff Reid to Texas the
past week.
Jacob Barth, who was in Dickinson
this week, has two sons attending school
at Mandate, MINI.
Foreman ALI White returned this week
from a trip to the cities where he pur-
chased holiday goods for his stores. He
also brought home a fine Victor talking
machine.
People can take advantage Of the
PRESS clubbing proposition and save
money. See our dictionary and brand
book offers. There are many other
good offers given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tollefson are
comfortably settled in their home on
| East Willard street. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Tollefson are occupying their new house
on Voolfolk street.
The government is experimenting
with oil dipping for cattle. A herd re-
Gently dipped at Mondak, Mont, have
the second inspection is to be made by
federal experts.
Will sell a mare and colt cheap or
will trade Tor gelding or new mich COW,
also saddle horse for sale or trade.
Some good clothing very cheap. All
kinds of furniture, stoves, harnesses and
saddles for sale or exchange. f. A..
| Currie. I2.Io-2t
The January issue of Toilettes, just
published, contains a very large num-
Der of illustrations of winter and spring
styles, gotten up in the we'll known
styles Of this magazine, which, by the
way, is the accepted authority on fash
ion in America. A new and interesting
feature in Toilettes is the department
entitled THE Practical Dressmaker."
There is something here for every
woman who is interested in dress.
Auditor White and Treasurer Leask
have had their hands full the past week.
On Monday the Northern Pacific Ry.
Co. sent $4,000 here with which to re-
deem all odd numbered sections OF land
which had been advertised in the 1903
tax list, and there we're a great many
individuals who came in at the eleventh
hour to redeem. In consequence of so
much extra work the sale on Tuesday
was postponed until Thursday. There
were buyers for everything offered and
much more. 1t will be some days be.
fore the officials can get all the receipts
issued.
Benjamin Webb of Richardton was in
Dickinson the first Of the week consult.
ing a doctor. 1t was found that he had
the Bismarck hospital for an operation
within a few days. The Webb family
seem to have had their full share Of
trouble from this disease. About two
years ago Mrs. Webb had to go to the
hospital for an operation and Just re
Gently Miss Edith, aged II years
underwent an operation at Bismarck fol
appendicitis. Both Mrs. Webb and he
daughter are enjoying excellent health
since they were in the hospital, and Mr.
Webb hopes that his visit at the hospita
will also prove quite as beneficial Il
him.
Last week the switch engine crew
) coming up from Lehigh with clever
| cars of coal and a caboose, were com
!. PEELED to stop for want OF steam. Engi
neer Francis Mcdonald came along
Y at full speed, not knowing that Their
E was anything in the way, and smashed
| <La .~,Lo1ea 1k~ loJl~- ,,ool ~.
did considerable injury to one of tn
switch crew was composed of w. H
! Featherstone and o. r. Chell as helper
: and r. Goodspeed. Mr.. Chell wa
. between the engine and car and it
{ a wonder that he was not killed
AS it was he received some bad cut
{ about the head and body which wi
) lay him up for a few weeks, and h
{ considers himself very fortunate q
that.
n Those who heard the Jubilee Singer
at the opera house Saturday evening
under the auspices of the Eagles, er
{ joyed a treat. The southern melodie
- of these colored people were especial
y fine. The school children, who wei
= given free admission, were delighted
= and cannot fail to appreciate what til
~ Eagles did for them. Sunday evenin
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and their c,
u workers of five gave a song service
the Congregational church which W;
very appropriate, dignihed and instru'
10 tive. Mr.. Johnson, who has done mi
n sionary work in Alabama, spoke brief
g of the home mission work in the Sout
% He said that it was through educatio
g and church work that the colored PEI
:" pie of the southland were to be BEN
y fitted, and he looked for much advanc,
10 ment in the next few years.
h Beech News.
er Noble Stith, Mr.. Barber and M
IS Houck went to Medora Tuesday an
Ereturned the same night.
a George Morris and Miss Mazda a
g rived from Annetta Tuesday to take u
rs homesteads.
SIS Mr.. Iverson left for Saltwater, MINI
is last Thursday.
re Roy Pritcher OF ,Glendive has take
>! Mr.. Houck's place as operator.
~ The Beach Progressive club nj
~ Tuesday evening. Mrs. Richards rea
~ - a paper on Henry Hudson. Address,
"a were made by Miss Townley and Mi
10 Minnie Heath and songs were pra
~ ticed for Christmas.
An interesting prog ramme is beir
CT prepared for Christmas and there wi
y be a tree. Every n is invited.
Beach is now a town. You can buy
lot and get a deed as soon as you pleas