The Dickinson press., 1904-12-17
About an inch of snow fell on Thurs.

Commissioner Stoddard was in the
city or Wednesday.
Born, at the Birdsall residence, to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Sorber, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Short of Mikkel-
son we're in Dickinson this week.
w. L. Baker, of the Grand Forks
Herald, was in Dickinson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cook of New Eng
land were in Dickinson or Thursday.
Furnished rooms to rent. Inquire
Congregational parsonage. I2'l7'3P
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Robinson and daugh-
ter were in town from Medora on Thurs
day.
The L. o. T. M. will give their fifth
annual mask ball January goth. Every
body come.
Mercury registered 10 degrees above
Thursday night, the same as Tor the
previous night.
The department store adv. of A. t.
| Crowl will furnish profitable reading Tor
| PRESS subscribers.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson entertained a few
friends informally Monday evening tor
Mrs. Berry Of Glendive.
Mrs. ]. f. Phelan gave a luncheon
Saturday asst, Mrs. Courtney of Michi-
gan being guest of honor.
Mrs. George Dobson entertained a
company of ladies last Friday evening |
in honor of Mrs. Albert Courtney.
House for rent, furnished, with room.
ers, or furniture for sale. Parker's old
residence on Sims street. o. T. Chell.
Mrs. J. B. Stoddard and daughter, who
have been at the Dickinson hospital,
went to their home at Sentine! Butte last
SATURDAY..
Theodore Poole had a letter the past
week from his sister which indicated
that his brother William was getting
along well.
Engineer Paul Hagerman hopes to go
back to work next week. He has been
suffering with ulcers on the eye caused
by hot cinders.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Babcock, of Wis
%consin, are in the city spending two
weeks with Mrs. Babcock's sister, DR..
Sarah Ethel Smith, at the Dickinson
hospital.
We sell all kinds of Photographic sup.
plies, films for all cameras, plates Tor all
cameras. Send US your film for devel-
opment. Out of town orders solicited.
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Drug
gists. 1o-1-tt
B. Lepper came in from the east or
Tuesday and went through to Sentinel
Butte. Mr.. Lepper leaves in a few days
Tor New York to spend the holidays
with his family.
John Reiner, who is improving his
homestead 10 miles southeast of Glad
stone, was in Dickinson the past week.
Mr.. Reiner is planning to put in quite a
crop another spring.
Rev. o. T. Just will conduct German
services on Sunday at the usual time.
On Christmas day services will be con-
Quoted in English at ? p. m, followed by
!, services for young folks.
E. l. trang will leave about the 10th
/ for his old home in Iowa where he will
, spend the holidays. A number of his
: old acquaintance will probably move
= to this country another spring.
Will sell a mare and colt cheap or
. will trade Tor gelding or new mich COW
v also saddle horse for sale or trade,
Some good clothing very cheap. All
kinds of furniture, stoves, harnesses and
: saddles for sale or exchange. E. A
Currie. I2-Io-2'
e Mrs. Robert Lyon, who was called tc
. Virginia City, Mont, last month by the
death of her father, Col. Gilmore, re
v turned home this week accompanied b,
her mother, who will spend the winte1
here.
e 7. w. Robson was in Wednesday TO-
" supplies and did not, forget to make
some Christmas purchases for the fam
v ily. He was in with wheels and hurried
v back Thursday when it looked so mucl
like snow.
L., Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Brady of Lehigl
d were in Dickinson on Monday to NEE
:; Mrs. G. A. Sharp of Bozeman, Mont, Ell
is route to Richland Center, Wis. Mrs
Sharp is a sister of Mr.. Brady, and Of
=, her return will stop off here for
. visit.
s. The Rays are getting out plans for
s, fine two-story brick building, to be $
at feet wide by ITO feet deep, in block /:
lust east OF the Willard house. TIL
structure will be a credit to the city, an
AZ it is expected that work will commenc
d the first of April.
tie In the list of St. Louis awards 70
"a North Dakota are noted one for tn
re Missouri Valley Milling Co. for the
brand of Climax flour. The PRESS ha
previously mentioned the awards mad
to Representative Mcclure and Con
g missioner Turner for grain raised i
~ Stark county.
n. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Walker al
If nounced the marriage of their daughte
:. Miss Bessie, to Harry A. Mufley, o
u December 7, at Fl. Ransom, this stat
s. The bride formerly resided with hi
a. parents in this city. Mr.. and Mr.
Mufaey will be at home to their FRIEND
-. q at the Stratford in Minneapolis aft
January l.
The Dickinson Fire Department wi
give their 14th annual dance On ia
md AS in the past. it is expected tn
uli the business men will be liberal in the
purchase of tickets. The fremen ha,
saved the city from many a disastro,
10 c%onAagration and the local %organizatit
is entitled to generous support.
Fred Lerschen, owner of the Eack'
property, corner of Sims and Gal
streets, arrived in the city the past wet
'as with his family and is now house kee
ing in the upstairs rooms of the buildin
~ Mi. Lerschen is negotiating with Fran
Mott & Son for their billiard hall Fl
~ lures.
till The L. o. T. MS have elected II
m following officers for the ensuing We;
L. c., Viola Shaw; 1t. c., Dora Clar
record keeper, Lillian Easton; imam
las keeper, Lizzie Rapp; sergeant, Mildr!
rs Bishop; sergeant-at-arms, Lottie M
;;ens Henry; picket, Mary Lish; sentin
80 Johanna McAndress: chaplain, Bes'
Birch.
md c. w. Livingstone returned the fl
of the week from Nebraska where
had been called by the death of
.rm father. He had not been back to
old home for twenty years. Mr.. LiviI