The Dickinson press., 1904-11-19
The Dickinson, bank statements make
a spiendid showing,

The Dickinson,ban statements make
a splendid showing.
VIM. David expects to leave the frs,
of the week for the Bad Lands to hu,t
The PRESS summary published this
week shows that President Roosevelt
had a majority Of AL in Stark county,
Had there been Il fall v".e polIcd the
majority Tor Roosevelt would have been
over 500.
The Hamilton "a. automobile left
Friday morning Tor the south. loaded
with land seekers. 1t was its first trip,
and there was quite Il little interest on
the streets as the machine started on its
way.
Died, Nov. 8, at Hallway. Mo-, James
NJ, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Taft,
aged 10 years, 5 months and % days.
Throat trouble was III of death.
The little fellow was born at South
Heart, II miles west OF Dickinson.
Word has just reached the city OF the
death of Father Claude NJ. Elmer, at
his home in Siberia, Ind. Deceased
formerly had charge of St. Patrick's
parish in this city, and was much re-
spected by all who knew him.
A man from Sentinel Butte. suffering
with fever, was brought to the Dickinson
hospital the first of the week, and on
Friday his wife was also brought to the
hospital to be treated for the same
disease.
Miss Katharine Porter left Tuesday
evening on the North Coast Limited for
St. Cloud, from which place she was to
go to Rices to visit relatives a few days
before going to st. Louis early next
week. Miss Porter will not be ready to
start for California until after the first
of the year.
Mrs. J. Loenberger is having excava-
tions made under the old Recorder
building for a full basement, and other
Improvements are being made. Mrs.
Leonberger has not announced what use
the building is to be put to, but it will
certainly be in good shape when the
present repairs are completed.
The amount of business that the
Northern Pacific is doing this fall is
simply The rush of work,
together with the repairs that are being
made at the round house, has made it an
exceedingly busy fall for Foreman
Whites force, but it looks now as
though the repair work would be fairly
we'll caught up in a week or two.
One of the big land companies operat-
ing south have just put in an automobile
capable of carrying IL to 16 people.
For winter use the machine has a tight
cab, like a street car, in which the land
seekers can, in the most cutting winds,
ride with comfort and view the land.
On Thursday an expert arrived from the
east to set the machinery in working
order and get this powerful automobile
ready to spin over the prairies.
E. L. Scofeld had a birthday last
Saturday and in the evening he was
given a genuine surprise party. About
80 gentlemen friends were invited, and
while Mr.. Scofeld was out in the early
evening they gathered and seated them
selves at card tables. They brought
along a handsome rocking chair which
was presented in due form. 1t is need
less to say the guests thoroughly en-
joyed themselves, and Mr.. Scoield
seemed very happy, too.
Don't you know that the prescription
the doctor writes you is your own prop
erty? You eau get it filled by any drug
gist you please. You don't have to take
it to the store printed on the blank unless
you want to. We use the best chemicals
obtainable and have an experienced
druggist in charge. He has compounded
all sorts of prescriptions for Fl years. in
Stark county. You know him. Robinson
is safe and accurate. White & Co. o-3-tf
Dickinson Acrie, No. 688, F. O. T.,
have guaranteed a lyceum course of
four observation-disclosures OF Il high
class musical character, and one lecture
by the w%ell-known Plumstead,-to begin
with the Dixie Jubilee singers, a colored
sextette, Saturday, Dec. sd, the rest to
follow at intervals Of about three
weeks. The matter has been taken up
Tor the good of the order" and for the
benefit of the public. 1t will be carried
through, possibly, at a loss, but it at
least shows the public spirit of the Aerie.
A pleasing feature of these entertain.
ments, and one which ought to add to
the popularity of the order, will be the
entertainment, as guests, free OF charge,
of as many as can be cared for at each
entertainment of the children of the
public schools with their teachers, it
being the purpose of the Aerie to give
every scholar at least one entertainment
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