The Dickinson press., 1904-01-23
Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel,

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A son was born last week to MIR. anc
Mrs. Julius Weiglanda, Of Glendive
Mr.. and Mrs.B Lepper, of Antelope
we're in the city several days the pas
week.
Miss Della Spears entertained tn.
teachers of the city schools last Frida,
evening.
A daughter was born last week to Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Kinsey at their ranch
near Cilendive.
.. p. liner who returned from St
Paul during the week, has good report!
from his ranch.
The Dickinson ladies' basket ball team
is booked for a game in Glendive thu
evening of January %.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Golf of Wibau,
are stopping in the city for two months
Mr.. Golf is a horse grower.
Mike Olheiser and Frank Kunz have
the contract for the mason work on the
Episcopal church addition.
C.. c. Mead left last Saturday for the
East. He will visit in Vermont and
New York before returning home.
John Vim of this city is visiting hi.
sister in Randolph, Vermont. He also
visits relatives in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. W. c. Reid late of Medora ha.
been advanced to the position of matron
at the state hospital in jamestown.
Fred Turner will have his fall work
all completed this month and will then
be ready for the new spring work. 1881,
The Young peoples club was enter.
tanned by the young men at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. McCloy on Wednesday
evening.
represent the Mutual Life Ins. Co
OF N. Y. and l am satisfied l can give
you the best contract that is written.
IL lott. r. c. HILL.
Albert Koesel of Gladstone was in the
city or Wednesday and Thursday get.
ting dental work done at DR.. Barker's
Office.
The Badger Parkin Cattle Co. was re-
Gently incorporated with a capital oil
$4,000. w. S. Parkin, a large rancher
living south, is secretary.
B. K. Clemie has sold 40 acres of wild
land at Cooperstown at SII per acre
He will arrive in Taylor mex week with
his last car of goods.
DIR. l.. N. Gartlev will be in TAYLOR
Feb. l and 2, in Richardton on the ard
and in Hebron on the 4th and 9Th, pre-.
pared to do dental work.
A few of the dustless floor brushe.
have been left at McCloy & Senour's for
sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust what ever. I2-lo-
Mrs. G. A. Perkins entertained hel
Sunday school class last Saturday after
noon. The guests were presented
with souvenir boxes of candy.
The Eastern Star will give a social a
Masonic hall on Thursday evening, Jan
lies are cordially invited.
Reports come to Dickinson that r. L
Beard is doing splendidly feeding sheer
and lambs in So. St. Paul. MI. Bearc
has just bought a band of 1900 lambs.
Mrs. Joseph Holt of Glendive is at tn,
Dickinson hospital for treatment. Johr
Sullivan of Lehigh was also at the hospi
tai this week to get a crushed hnge
dressed.
H. ]. Riesland. the we'll known optica
specialist, who grinds all glasses RICH
here will be at the St. Charles from
February 20 to March lst. Consulta
ton free. 1896
J.W. Foley of Medora had an interest
ing winter poem in the New York Time!
of recent date. The illustrations &C
companying it were typical eastern
winter scenes.
Do you need repairs on your wagons
! buggies, plows and machinery? Now i
the time to attend to these things. Sen,
or bring them to Fred Turner. He is il
the repair business. I-23-2
Mrs. McKibbin and Angus Neil furni
shed the music for a dance at Sentine
Butte last Friday evening, and Rober
Neil played for a dance in Gladston'
the same night.
Misses Ruth Rudiselle & Mabel Curri
went to Glendive Thursday to be pres
ent at the basket ball game between
Dickinson and Glendive Friday evenin,
at that place.
Glendive's First National bank, recent
ly organized with a capital of $4,000 i
expected to be ready for business earl,
in March. Mr.. Jordan, of hotel fame
is one OF the directors.
If you have to ship blacksmith worl
look it over and make up your order a
once and sent it to Fred Turner's shor
the oldest established shop in Dickinson
Now is the time to attend to this. I.23-2
A. P. Folsom has just placed 90
square feet of new stating in the higl
school building. The Stating was ship
ped direct from the Pennsylvania quar-
ries and weighed over two tons.
The Ideal is still in business at the oil
stand and keeps the best and most com
plete line of confectionery in the city
chocolate creams a s%pecsalty; Away
fresh. Nice tafy always on hand. 1893
John Nobly enlisted in the U. S. arm
and went to Bismarck last Saturda'
evening where he will be at Fort Lin
coin for the mex three months. The re
cruiting officer found but the one candi
date here.
The government thermometer regis
tered 10 degrees below zero Wednesda
morning but in the absence of any win
it was not considered very cold weather
A little snow fell and it was very muc
warmer by Thursday.
On Tuesday Rev 7. H, Dobbvn wen