The Dickinson press., 1904-01-09
Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel.

put INTO mite S drug store WEDNESDAY
Michael Mckinley took his son And,
to the Richardton monastery on Mon
day.
The Ladies' Altar society of St. Pa
tricks church will meet with Mrs. J. w
Goodall next Wednesday.
INFANTS may cry for Castoria blu
GENTLEMEN wear the DOUGLAS
SHOE for sale at the HUB.
Wn. Dobie and A. Tanberg who have
a ranch nine miles south Of Gladstone
were in Dickinson on Thursday.
H. r. Folscrott went to Fargo thi:
week to accept a position there. His
family will follow in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roquette returned
Sunday from a visit at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bradamayer of Taylor.
DR.. l.. N. Gartley will be in Sentinel
Butte prepared to do dental work on
January II and in Medora January. IL
I3.
The Volksfeund Publishing Co. are
erecting a printing office on Clough
streets just north of the Dickinson Hos.
pital.
E. 0. Otte, a New Salem merchant,
was in Fargo last week trying to get a
settlement with a mutual fire insurance
company.
Co. K. TUESDAY, night recognized by
electing w. F. Burnett captain, Charles
Phelan, 1st lieutenant and Archie Gran
tier, End lieutenant.
p. Nj. S%orenson has resigned as book
keeper at the brick plant and accepted
a position as teacher in the commercial
school at the Forks.
The late King Carlos Of Spain-the
"Arbiter Elegantia" Of modern times
wore DOUGLAS PATENT LEATHER
BOOTS-for sale at the HUB.
Miss Haziitt who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. L. F. Crawford Of Sentinel
Butte, was returning to Kansas CITY,
Missouri, Wednesday.
A few of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at McCloy & Senour's for
sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust what ever. I2-lo-t
Engineer Johnson has returned from
the hospital at Brainerd, where he had
his leg amputated. This will prevent
his resuming his railroad work.
Joe Hood who formerly railroaded
here arrived with his wife and baby
son Tuesday. They are visiting
Mrs. Hoods sister, Mrs. Drury.
DR.. L. c. Smith has resigned his posi-
ton as captain in the first regiment of
North Dakota national guard, his time
being occupied by his professional work.
Guy Wiley Of Steele, N. D., a nephew
of c. H. Wiley, who has attended the
university at Grand Forks several years,
has a position as draughtsman at the
brick plant.
Mrs. w. S. Russell of Grand Forks
spent New Years in the city with her
husband who is superintendent at the
Dickinson Fire and Pressed Brick
Works.
Rev. L. b. Hardy formerly of the
Baptist church here is to marry an Ida
no lady. The first Mrs. Hardy lives in
Montana and has the custody OF the
children.
Mrs. Carl Saiman living in the country
north was adjudged insane Tuesday and
was taken to jamestown Wednesday by
her huband as deputy. She has four
small children.
DR.. V. H. Stickney went to Mandan
Tuesday to attend the district medical
association. From there he goes to St.
Paul and Chicago and perhaps Vermont
and will be away some weeks.
We are not cutting prices or selling
shoes at special sales once in a while,
but we are selling good shoes cheaper
than any place in the city. every day in
the week. Remember the place and
save money. c. S. Langdon. II-2I-tf
The doctors would not allow Mrs.
Isaac Henderson to travel, her health be,
ing in quite a ~precarious condition and
John F. DAVIS returned Tuesday to
Boulder, Colorado, to be with her for a
time.
The Wanderer, the German Catholic
paper of St. Paul, Mimi, states St.
Mary's Monastery at Richardton, N. D.,
has been raised to the dignity OF an
Abbey, and Very Rev. Prior Vincent has
been named by his Holiness Plus X as
the future Abbot.
In selecting holiday goods it will be
we'll before purchasing to see A. Z
VoegeIi's stock of jewelry, watches,
silverware, etc. He has a fine assert.
ment of high grade goods and is selling
them at moderate prices. I2-5-tl
"The Herald of Christ and His Terrif.
Preaching will be the morning subjec
at the Congregational church Sunday
preceded by a short sermon to the
children. Evening subject: "Standing
at the door," Good music, all Invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Peterson enter
tanned a few friends for Mr.. and Mrs. H
R. Folscroft Saturday evening. Monda,
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Waggone1
entertained for them and Tuesday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lefor had {
company at which they were guests Of
honor.
Mrs. Eva Duckhorn and son returned
recently from a visit to Hungary. An
other son, Joseph, wished to accompany
them to America but was arrested at
the border and forced to serve in the
army. John Hess, a relative of Anton
Duckhorn, was also not allowed to come
with the party.
Acting Upon the advice of her physi