The Dickinson press., 1904-10-01
nGeo. Clark returned from the east this

1lGeo. Clark returned from the east this
week.
w. p. Brannon went to Bismarck on
Thursday evening.
Rev. H. v. Rominger went to May
will: this week to attend conference.
Mrs. John Courtney Of Taylor has been
the guest OF Mrs. Richards this week.
S. E. Egge of Halliday was in Dickin-
son the past week looking for help for
his ranch.
Mrs. Rov Henderson went to Taylor
this week to visit relatives for about two
weeks.
Dr.. G. A. Clark, of Fargo, has opened
a dental office in the First National
bank building.
A. G.. Elfstrom has returned from the
eastern part of the state where he dispos-
ed OF some horses.
VIM. Gardner left Thursday evening
for Oklahoma to attend to some impor-
tant business matters.
Architect Geo. Hancock was in Dick.
inson on Thursday to look alter the con-
struction of St. Patrick's church.
DR.. H. A. Davis and daughter are ex-
pected home in a few days. Miss Flor
enee is in a Minneapolis hospital and is
doing we'll.
Mrs. M. B. RickmanIis prepared to do
all kinds of dressmaking. Also machine
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]. H. Caldwell has been appointed
! democratic county committeeman at
Taylor in place of l.. L. Lewis who has
moved from the county.
VIM. Eshelman, of Halliday, was taken
to the Dickinson hospital the first of
the week where he is being treated by
DR.. Fisher for typhoid fever.
VIM. Dieball and daughter, OF Hebron,
were guests the first of the week of DR..
and Mrs. Stephen Fisher. They left on
Wednesday to attend the Mandan fair.
Mrs. r. NJ. Tuttle and daughter, Miss
Ada, of Mandan, went to New York the
past week to take passage for Hamburg.
Miss futile is taking her music educa-
tion abroad.
Mrs. Geo. Aud and Mrs. ]. S.
Hughes, will entertain the Congrega-
tional Ladies Aid at the home of Mrs.
Hughes on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 5,
from 3 to E o'clock.
The Ideal has just put in a new and
complete line of tobaccos to meet the
| demand of customers in the new location,
and will cndeavor to supply all who call
at prices as low as any in the city. 9-I7-tt
Senator Fairbanks and party stopped
a few minutes at Medora Sunday night
gave the vice presidential candidate a
copy OF the Bad Lands Cowboy publish
| ed I8 years ago when President Roose.
| welt was at Medora.
In the Medora correspondence of the
Billings County Republican is an item
to the effect that Arnold Ferris and Paul
Lebo returned to the state university at
Grand Forks. A pleasant dance given
for Miss Gertie Reid and Arnold Ferris
is also noted.
B. Lepper of Antelope has been in St.
Louis this week as the guest OF the Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. MI. Leppcr
is local agent for the company and was
one of four North Dakota agents who
won a free trip to the exposition for
writing the greatest amount Of insurance
in a given period the past summer.
II YOU wish to burn an incense
On the altar of desire.
lust buy an "Ideal Favorite",
And set one end IN fire.
Clip the other end of nicely,
Place it firm between your lips,
Then enjoy the pleasant odor
Clear to your finger tips. o-24-tf
w. A. Gamble who has been inspect
ing dipping tanks under the supervision
OF DR.. Ramsey, was returning from Bill
ings county on Thursday to his home in
Mandan. Mr.. Gamble informed the
Press that he was to have similar work
in Montana the coming season.
O. E. Vinnedge was out to his farm
| the first OF the week and came back well
pleased. His oats have been threshed
| and returned a yield Of 40 bushels to the
| acre. His wheat has not been threshcd,
but he has good reason to believe that it
will show a yield of IS bushels to the
acre.
The home of MI. and Mrs. William
Heiser, last Sunday, was the scene OF a
very pleasant occasion in honor of their
infant daughter, Alice Clara. There
were many guests present and at noon
all were invited to partake of a delicious
menu, which all declared to be the finest
they had ever relished, prepared by
| Mrs. VIM. Heiser herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Cunningham have
gone to Perham, MINI. They will give
their attention to the erection Of cottages
and hope t have a fine retreat for peo-
| pie who wish to fish and hunt and get
away for a pleasant outing in the warm
summer months. No doubt a good many
Dickinson people will find it very pleas.
ant to rent cottages at the Cunningham
place another season.
The Montana Churchman: The Rev.
erend Charles E. Dobson has resigned
the Parish OF the Incarnation, Great
Falls, and returned to his field OF work
at Dickinson, N. D. In his departure
this Diocese loses one of its best clergy.
men. Amongst his brethren, MI. Dob.
son has stood high in esteem, in work
and in those things which make them
sorry to lose him. Their best wishes
and prayers accompany him to St. Johns
Church, Dickinson.
During the past week Miss Mary
Hempitling who had been visiting her
uncle and aunt, MI. and Mrs. Louis
Eyer, at Fayette, returned to her home
in Red Wing, Mimi, and Miss Gertie
Ritchey, also a niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eyer, returned to her home in Mandan.
Miss Fife Eyer accompanied Miss
Ritchey for a short visit. A farewell
party was given last Saturday evening
at the Eyer home for Miss Hempftling'
Dancing was the leading feature Of the
evening, supper being served at mid.
night. About thirty-fve people were
present.
A leader in the realm Of %farcical com
edies has been booked by Manager
kim to appear at the Opera House on
next Thursday evening. The big New
York success, "The Girl From Chill" i: