The Dickinson press., 1904-08-27
G. ]. Hart returned from Ohio on

Brothers. 8.27.lt
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Thompson have
a little son.
Judge Winchester was in the city o.
Wednesday.
Sheriff Reid was down from Medora
on Wednesday.
H: r. Lyon had business in the city on
Wednesday.
Albert Shaw returned from the hospi-
tai on Wednesday.
Miss Frances Carter returned from st.
Paul on Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schiller,
on August 20, a daughter.
Robert Barnett was down from Senti-
mel Butte On Wednesday.
Father Rabsteinek is going east for
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank Roberts OF Sand Creek
was in Dickinson this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clint Randall this week.
Mrs. A. b. Bishop returned on
Wednesday to her St. Paul home.
Miss Jean Aud has returned from the
John Reid ranch in Billings county.
VIM. Turner of Belfeld died on the
18th and was buried on Saturday last.
stood that the Leonbergers, owners Of the
lot, desire to use the space themselves.
October " has been fixed as the time
for holding district court in Dickinson.
H. Curtis, who came in Thursday, said
that they had just got through dipping
/ out south.
Good second hand organ for sale at
$35. Inquire at this Office or Ed. Bonney,
Gladstone.
Frank Lish has been named as the
state democratic committeeman for the
9th district.
Mrs. P. M. Sexton and Miss Nellie
Powers visited Mrs. Clark at Gladstone
this week.
Mrs. J.. Leonberger and son Wilfred
left Thursday night for the Twin cities
and points in Wisconsin.
A hall 40 by So feet will be built on
l NV " SiuS W ~ iSuAy " llN
fair of St. Joseph's parish.
A few peices OF good furniture, includ-
ing range, for sale at reasonable prices.
Inquire at F. S. C~unningham's. S-27.2p
9Mrs. ]. F. Gaunt who has been poorly
since her return from Fargo, was taken
suddenly ill the last of the week and was
not able to sit up until Thursday.
Con6den,ially-The only drug store
in the city where you prescriptions are
filled by a pharmacist registered by ex-
animation is T. J. Greene 4 Cos. 8-27-tf
Do YOU know where to buy blank
books? We sell all kinds--ledgers, jour-
nails, day books-everything from a SC
memorandum to a IS ledger. Mcdonald
& Pomroy, leading druggists. S-2o-tf
Tuesday, a week ago, according to the
Sentinel Butte Republican, was the 9Th
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Crawford, who made it very
evening of that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed and two daughters,
OF Iowa, returning from an outing in
Montana, visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Howe this week. Mr.. Reed is a brother
of Mrs. Howe. On Friday the visitors
were taken to New England.
Guy Wiley. nephew of c. H. Wiley of
this city. who has been doing the draft
ing for the Dickinson Fire & Pressed
Brick Co. the past season, left this week
for Steele where he will visit his parents
until the first OF the coming week when
he will 20 to Minnesota to enter the
state university.
Burglars made entrance through the
back window of the Senour & Langley
store Tuesday night and stole FIVE razors.
four revolvers and sixty or seventy
pocket knives. Tramps have been NOV
ing through in large numbers the last few
weeks and it is supposed that some OF
them buglarized the store. Sheriff Good.
all and Chief Of Police Corbett are work.
ing hard to find the thieves.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Cunningham ex.
pect to leave sometime e month to
make their permanent home with Mrs
Cunningham's widowed mother at Per.
ham, Minnesota. Their home consists
Of seventy acres, beautifully situated
Otter Tail river skirting it on one side
while a lake lies on the other. Summer
tourists have already been attracted
thither and Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham
expect to make it a popular summe,
farm resort.
Architect Hancock of Fargo was here
the first of the week and arranged the
final details in connection with the con.
tract for the new St. Patrick church on
Cross street. Tuesday afternoon at !
o'clock, in the presence of the building
committee, the first earth was broken by
Rev. J. Dignam. The spade he used
appropriately decorated, was presented
in behalf Of the ladies of the parish, b,
the Misses Emma Lish, Mary mckinley
and Lillian Kim. Contractor Bake
will put on an extra force of men ir
order to get the building enclosed before
cold weather.
Attorneys Campbell & Field took
rooms this week in the northwestern
corner Of the First National Bank build
ing.%,.This, however, is only temporary
They are to have the old room. which
Mr.. Campbell has occupied so long, ir
torneys Messersmith 4 McGlashar
now occupy and which they will vacat,
in a few days to take permanent quar-
tiers in the old U. S. land office rooms
The land Office people are now oc
cupying a part Of their new office!
over the new %postofice. Attorney Simp
son will retain his old office rooms witt
the addition of one room on the west.
People who went for their mail Sunda,
morning had an opportunity for tn.
first time to enter the new postoffice
The fxures had been moved during the
night and it was quite a surprise to tht
!, patrons to see the new quarters. The
lobby is spacious and we'll lighted ane
the clerks have lots of room in the real
for distributing the large mails which
arrive at Dickinson daily. Postmaster
Thompson is we'll pleased with his new
home. The masons are at work in thu
old postofice extending the bank vaul
across the west end of the room. Tn.
vault is to be built up into the floor abov,
for the use of the U. S. land office anc
will aleo have a recSsc in the weSf side