The Dickinson press., 1905-04-01

Kensen q Coles, Saturday, April oth.
E. E. Cook Of New England was in
town Friday.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. ]. S.
OF Medora on March %.
Miss Scofeld will have her Easter
sale at her studio on the 18th and IA.
The junior class gave a pretty little
party to their friends in Senour's hall on
the 3.st.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will hold their
monthly business meeting in the church
parlors Tuesday afternoon, April 4.
Refreshments served at the usual hour.
IT,. Greene has bought the j.. Free
man property occupied by Roquette
Bros. 1t is understood that the consid-
Grafton was 5000. MIR. Greene will
erect a fine brick building on the lot in
a year or two.
]. w. Saunders and two sons have
been the guests of Mr.. and. Mrs. Robert
Lyon for the past week. en- route from
Bryan, O., to their old home in Ennis,
Mont. Mrs. Saunders was formerly
from Montana.
DR.. F. L Cushing of Illinois went out
to his lands in the Cannon Ball valley
this week to make improvements and
enjoy 4 few weeks outing. The doctor
is greatly pleased with his purchases
and likes this country we'll.
Secretary Heegard and Architect Kali
men, of the Mandan Mercantile Co.,
came up from Mandan this week. Mr..
Heegard accompanied MI. Fargo here
for the purpose of adjusting the losses
caused by the recent elevator fire.
Next week promises to be a busy one
Tor Dickinson. The grind of district
court will commence Monday morning,
which is also the date for the regular
quarterly meeting Of the county com.
missioners, and on Tuesday will occur
the city election.
The Volksfreund o appears in a
new dress as a 6.col quarto. A new
power press has been ordered, and
Manager Gross seems bent on making
the south side print plant perfect ir
every department, all Of which is graf
flying to Father Rabsteinek.
Mandan Pioneer: Last week Judge
Winchester appointed l.. M. McGlashar
Of Dickinson as court stenographer It
succeed R. M. futile. The appoint
ment meets with general approval anc
many words of praise are heard of TIT
competency Of Mr.. McGlashan.
A. L. Field, a strockman from tn,
southwest, returned a few days since
from the east. He was in Washington
for the inaugural and was present whel
the COW boys sold their saddle horses
Some of the horses sold as low as S.
and $50, a much less figure than the
would bring at home in the Blacl
Hills.
If in need of furniture, stoves, har
ness, saddles. bicycles, guns. tents
washing machines, ETC.. etc, call at tn
old stand opposite o. X. livery stable
Also have two good iron safes at a bar
gain. am going to cut stuff loose fron
now on, to reduce my stock and l NEEI
THE MONEY. E. A. Currie, Dickin
son. Ala
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Haskins have arrive
in Dickinson and are looking for
position on some stock ranch. M
Haskin has had experience in ranchinf
both with cattle and with sheep, b.
thinks he would prefer a position o
some sheep ranch. He brought alon
j, some cows and would like to find som
good party to care for them.
i. With the Kodak developing machin
a person absolutely without experiene
can make as good photographs as tt
t expert photographer. Mcdonald
Pomroy sell all sizes of these machine
. as we'll AZ everything else used in phi
Biography. Out-of-town orders will r
o ceive careful attention. Al.
Miss Jeanette Aud entertained Il
E members Of the senior class on the eve
a ing of March oath. Progressive "Jac
straws" was played affording intere
# and pleasure. A box Of bon bons ii
II with lavender and gold was given
Miss Cora Walton for having drawn
!. greatest number Of "straws'. Dair
refreshments were served at the close
w a very pleasant evening.
Dickinson now has its second nation
Is bank-the Dakota National. The te
lie graphic order came from Washing
il on Tuesday and the charter arri,
&c on Thursday. The Dakota Natio
& Bank is capitalized at $4,000 and '
If soon have its own bills in circulate
The Dakota National, which is a c
version of the Dakota State, starts
under very favorable conditions.
'ul This week the false front was reno
he from the Dickinson Mercantile Co. stt
giving the public an opportunity
ur viewing the handsome new front.
RI very handsome and gives the place
,le together a new appearance. Exca
Oil tions are now being made under
tn walk, which will permit Of taking S
-. plies into the basement from the fro
Is 1t will not be long until this handso
;,v store will again be open to the public
SIS Mrs. Sarah E. c. Beck writes fr
de Noble, Ohio, that she takes great pie
m ure in reading the PRESS and not
M the many Improvements that are go
I'D on in Dickinson. 1t is 10 years ST
rst Mrs. Beck wal here; but she still he