The Dickinson press., 1904-01-16
Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel,

Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel.
l2-26-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans ha, e
moved to Gladstone.
The invalid son of ]. E. McCoul died
Tuesday night.
The people of Taylor will give a
masked ball On February ~.
Miss Anna REILLY is assisting Father
Rabsteinek with his school.
Miss Verna O'NeaI Of Wibaux has
been the guest of Miss Ella Ray this
week.
Joseph Riddel and Miss Pawlish will
be married next Monday at the Bohe-
mldn church in the country.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. p, r.
Weber is very ill and is being treated at
the Dickinson Hospital.
VIM. Rose of Lehigh has a severe
attack OF rheumatism and is at the
Dickinson hospital for treatment.
MI. Dinsdale, brother of c. NJ, was
injured at the Lehigh mine Monday and
brought to the Dickinson Hospital for
treatment.
The infant son of MI. and Mrs. AL
bert Shaw has been very ill this week
with spinal meningitis and bronchial
pneumonia, but is considerably better.
Married at St. Josephs' church Mon
day morning, January II, Philip Vogel
OF Mandan and Miss Mathilda Frank.
Also at the same and place Frank Dole.
check and Tressie Frenzl.
Gilbert Juve who is stopping with his
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Olson of TAYLOR. was
in Dickinson on Tuesday. Mr.. Juve has
a homestead near Flasher forty miles
south of Mandan.
A few of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at McCloy & Senour's for
sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust what ever. I2-Ie-,
The Episcopal guild had a social
afternoon" at Mrs. Scofeld's ON Thurs
day. The entertainment was a musica!
guessing contest and Mrs. ]. w. Reed
won the prize.
H. E. Wright, the local Coe Commits
sion Co. man, has been assigned to
Missoula and J. H. Knowd of st. Paul
arrived this week to supply here. Mr..
and Mrs. Wright left for their new home
Thursday.
We are not cutting prices or selling
shoes at special sales once in a while,
but we are selling good shoes cheaper
than any place in the city. every day in
the week. Remember the place and
save money. &. S. Langdon. II-21-tf
Mandan paper: w. J. Jamison & Co.
have disposed of their stock of general
merchandise in this city to Olaf Over
gard & Son ofGlen Ullin who will move
the goods to Taylor and engage in bust
ness.
On Tuesday the local Odd Fellows
installed Charles Bake as noble grand
Arthur Davis as recording secretary,
Sandy Stewart as warden and Jim Stewart
guardian. c. {. Chatham, vice grand
elect, was not present.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the subject of the SER
mon will be: "In the Wilderness with the
Devil, preceded by a short sermon to
the children. Evening subject: "Your
Worst Relative and how to get rid Of
him."
H. l.. Dickinson wrote from the Twin
Cities that he was ENJOYING his trip and
that he expected to arrive in Tucson,
Arizona, the first of this week. He will
spend some time at Oracle, near Tucson
the guest of L. E. Brown, formerly oil
this city.
A. L. Martin of Sentinel Butte wa.
en- route Wednesday to St. Paul and
was joined at Dickinson by l.. A. Simp'
son and A. c. McGillivray. They were
going down to look after matters in con
%nection with their land interests a
Sentinel Butte.
During the past week three cases o
! varioloid were found on the south sid.
! and for a few days there were all sorts Q
reports, but so far as the PRESS has beer
able to learn the cases are of a yer,
mild from and are receiving the proper
quarantine attention.
Mrs. R. T. Haywood of Hebron wa!
the guest this week Of Mrs. H. L
Dickinson and the last of the weel
left for Fargo where her husband ha
been to take some Masonic work. The,
are going to Waterloo, Iowa, to visit a
Mrs. Heywood's home for a few weeks.
F. E. Gorham, a cattle grower in Bill
ings county, returned to Medora thi
week from a two months visit in Massa
chusetts. Mr.. Gorham saw some extre
mely cold weather while visiting his ole
home and he seemed to be pleased Il
get back to the sunshine of North Oak
ota.
Mr.. Frank A. Allen of Yule, Billing.
Co., and Miss Hedwig LEM of Richard
tor were married at the Congregations
parsonage on Tuesday evening, Jan. II
by Rev. H. V. RomingeF. Miss Emm;
Lish and Paul LEM stood up with the
bride and groom. Mr.. Allen is a rancho
and left with his wife for Yule the last o
week.
Some of the steps which led to
mans conversion while on a3ourney
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