The Dickinson press., 1904-09-24

Mrs. H. v. Rominger went east Thurs
day evening.
Frankenbe re- has carpets. See his
line. 9-3-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Crowl, OF Haley,
have a little son.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Albert Shaw,
Sept. 81, a son.
Owen Flynn returned Thursday from
marketing cattle.
Sam Leask started for Chicago with
stock on Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. julius Hollst were visit
ing at Hazen this week.
A. Dobson returned from market
ing sheep on Thursday.
Wheat has sold at ooc to 81 per bushel
in Dickinson the past week.
c. c. Mead came in Thursday to ar
range for the shipment Of sheep.
Kieran DAILY vent to Mandan on Thurs.
day to visit his son there for a few days.
1t is understood that Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Best expect to leave Braddock this
fall.
Henry w. Grote and family. of Min
nesota, are visiting VIM. Hecht, OF
Taylor.
State Commander Kelly will meet with
the Dickinson Maccabees next Monday
night.
A large stock Of rubber goods, hot
water bags and fountain syringes. T. J.
Greene & Co. o-I7-tf
Mrs. Lotus Costigan writes that her
health is greatly improved since she
went to Seattle to live.
Number 81 was the winner at Roquette
Bros. last week. Mrs. VIM. Heller got
the prize week before. 1t
1t is said that Senator c. w. Fairbanks
and party will stop 80 minutes tomorrow
in Jamestown in order to attend church.
For that hacking cough take Red
Spruce and Cherry Cough Syrup-75c a
bottle at T. J. Greene & Cos. o.i7.tf
Rev. o. T. Just will hold services on
Sunday at Leipzig. Mr.. Just now has a
regular charge at Richardton where he
goes every other week.
Remember we fill your prescriptions
carefully, scientifically and from the
best drugs obtainable. T.. J. Greene &
60. o-I7-tf
Engineer and Mrs. Jos. French left on
Thursday for Bismarck where Mr.. French
will be engaged in government work
along the Missouri river.
Wednesday night the farm residence
Of J. s. Let's, just east of the town limits
Of Gladstone, were burned. Mr.. Let's
who went down Thursday morning,
stated that he had no fire insurance. He
did not know the particulars of the fire,
but was of the opinion that a family had
recently moved in without his express
permission.
The side walks are now completed on
two sides of the court house square and
they are also nearly completed on both
Sims and Barnes street as far north as
Haupt street. In a short time Ole
Johnson will commence laying on Cakes
street, working as far west as Van Nor
den street and thence north one block.
The people already commence to appre-
ciate these substantial Improvements.
Mrs. ]. T. Scott returned on Thursday
to her home in Occur d'Alene, Idaho. Mr..
Scott who founded the Dickinson Press,
also founded the Occur d'Alene Press,
using the old Rainy Buttes Sentinel type
and press in starting the paper. He now
has a model power press, job presses, a
type setting machine and gives employ
ment to three and four hands. Occur
d'Alene is only "a miles from Spokane,
an hour and twenty minutes ride on the
electric cars, and is quite a noted pleas
ure resort. The pioneer friends Of MI.
and Mrs. Scott in Stark county will be
pleased to know that they are so pleas
antly situated in their new western home.
The high school, through Prof. r. l..
Davidson, has just purchased a beauti-
full $425 Grown piano from H. l.. Toles,
manager Of the musical department for
ii. B. Cook 4 Co., Bismarck. The
casing of the instrument is an exquisite
notified mahogany, massive and artistic
in design, but plain. The tone and action
are pronounced by the best musical
talent of the city to be exceptionally
fine. There were several we'll known
makes of pianos competing for the sale
and Mr.. Toles looks upon the victory OIL
the crown'a as simply a case of the "sur
vival of the fttest'', the Crown being
without a question the best of those com
peting. b. Cook & Co., as we'll as Mr.
Toles personally, contributed handsome
ly to the piano fund, which fact is appre
ciated greatly by both Prof. Davidson
and the entire high school. 1t is tn,
purpose of the pupils to give entertain
ments, to raise money with which to pa.
for the piano. o.24-I