The Dickinson press., 1904-02-06

The "Florence Crittenton Circle" will
meet next Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. {. H. Wiley. Ladies are
asked Il be there promptly at ? o'clock
on account of the church services at 2
o'clock the same afternoon.
Mrs. H. R. Folscroft who has been
visiting Mrs. Christ Peterson for two
weeks, left Thursday morning for Far
20 to join Mr.. Folscroft who has a posi-
ton as foreman in the saddle department
of the North Dakota Harness Go. at that
place.
Dick Blackburn has rented the res
taurant building two doors east OF Lins-
ley's and is having the place rehtted.
He will continue his present place, day
and night, and the new place when
opened about the first of March, will be
run only for day business.
1t is reported that the government will
construct the Panama canal and cure
cattle scab in North Dakota-sometime.
Better not wait for federal aid when you
can cure our own herd for about loc
per head with creolium. Sold only by
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggists.
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The Ladies aid society Of the M. +.
church will entertain the societies of the
Congregational, Episcopal and Catholic
churches, Saturday, Feb. 9th, from 2:3o
! until $40, at the home of Mrs. L. +.
Hagan. Supper IS cents.
MRS. LINDSEY, Secy.
o. b. F~rankenbcrg is now ready to do
all kinds of upholstering. He has the
| goods in stock to select from. He is
also prepared to repair and rehnish furn-
iture, and carries a full line of picture
frame and room mouldings in stock.
| Step in and see him at his new store on
Sims street one door south of Scohcld's,
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The mex regular meeting of the Sixth
District Medical Society will be held at
Dickinson on Tuesday February 9, 1904:
The following program will be carried
out: V. H. Stickney, M. D, "rhree
Cases of Unusual Gun-shot Wounds
N. O. Ramstad, NJ. D., Bismarck, "Gall
| Stones and Operation" H. A. Davis
| M. D., Observation-Disclosures and
Treatment" F. d. Strauss, N. d., Glen
Ullin, Report of Case of Appendicitis
| With Complications"
Bsrnice Brown was born in Austin:
Minnesota, July IS. 1891, and died ,Janu
airy 70, 1904. She was a fine scholar-s
member of the sixth grade and stood a
the head of her class. Her classmates
and teacher sent a wreath OF roses fol
the casket as a slight token OF their love
for the departed one. The burial service
was beautiful. Father Rabsteinek re
ferred so lovingly and %touchingly to the
beautiful traits of Bernice's character
that no eye in all the audience was dry
The pail bearers were seven little girl:
| dressed in white who took their frs
| communion with Bernice.
The Exposition Transportation Com
pany, of St. Paul, have appointed Cap
tain E. c. Anthony, an old time and vel
known Mississippi river steamboat man
their manager, and P. D. Chandler, gen
eral passenger agent. MI. Chandler has
been identified with shipping interests
on the great lakes for some time. The
| insignia "Take your hotel with you
signifies the nature of the Company's
project, which in addition to operating q
line of p~alatial steamboats, on the Mis-
sissippi next summer, contemplates the
care of its patrons during their soJourr
in St. Louis, by docking their boats neal
the fair grounds for several days. Thu
people OF the Northwest generally, know
that the ideal way to travel to St. Loui!
is via the grand and picturesque "Fathe'
of Waters and when there is added tho
advantage of securing their hotel accom-
modations prior to their departure, i
would appear the e company woule
have more applicants than they cal
accommodate.