The Dickinson press., 1905-03-25
a. N. Jeferies is back from St. Paul,

A. n. 3etteries IS back iron, st. Pau!s
Register McGillivray shipped a car Of
horses this week.
L. NJ. McGiash.n came up from Bis,
mark Thursday.
Mrs. Hart and daughters left On
Thursday for Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graebcr have returned
from their, eastern visit.
Postmaster J. A. f,rr:s was down
from MedorA OIL Friday.
Mrs. p. E. Anderson Of Mv,,"ra Wis.
tied in Tayler this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Stickney were hosts to
the Pioneers Tuesday evening.
MIR. Pierce of Valley City was a bust
ness caller in the city this week.
Take out a health and accident policy
in the Continental Casualty Co., Con
Hill, agent. 3-l8.tf
Daniel Cook has leased the Hart
store and will soon open a second hand
store.
Have YOU seen the newest things in
spring and summer suitings at Crowl 4
Co.'S? 2-l8-tt
DR.. S. Fisher has his new X.Ray
machine set up and will be glad to have
people call and see it.
Household goods for sale. TO be
seen over K%osteleckey store. Inquire
of 6. ]. Hart. 3-I8.2p
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore recently
arrived from. Iowa and have moved to
their homestead south Of Dickinson.
Parties with a carload of immigrant
movables arrived from the east this
week and moved to their land south.
Books. Books. The largest line ever
shown in the city. The prices speak for
themselves. Mcdonald 4 Pomeroy.
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Work was resumed on the Catholic
church this week. The bell from the
old church has been placed in the tower
Of the new.
Stone is being piled on the N. P.
right OF way opposite the Fuller stable
for the new elevator which Walton &
Davis are to erect this spring.
c. A.. Hoffman has accepted a position
as manager Of an Iowa stock farm and
left tor the east on Friday. Mrs. Heit-
man will follow in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford arrived this
week to take charge OF the Saltwater
hotel southwest of New England. Mr.,
and Mrs. Hayes are also along to work
for them.
Chief of Police P. B. Corbett returned
Thursday night from a two weeks visi,
with relatives in Missoula. Charles
Brislin took his place as policeman dur.
ing his absence.
The first financial statement Of the
Richardson State bank appears in this
issue and considering that the bank has
been opened but a few weeks the show.
ing is a good one.
Mrs. 5. p. Gotta and Master George are
expected home about April l.. They
are TO- visit in Washington and also with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Littlehales in Bill.
lings.at which latter place Mr.. Gotta will
join them.
Fred Lerschen has entirely re6tted his
rooms and ordered new tables, and in.
tends TO run The Club exclusively as
billiard and pool rooms. Everything is
new, and clean and now a place to
please the most fastidious.
T Since the United States land office was
opened at Dickinson last July the mum.
her Of entries have been as follows;
Homesteads, 73I; reservoirs, 7S3; dcser,
lands, 4; II total acreage of l63,24o
The number of final proofs made in the
same time are as follows: Homcsteads
1856; cash sales, IS; stone land sale, l.
a total acreage Of 1880. This is a good
business for the first nine months.
On Monday evening, March 27th, at
the Congregational church, DR.. Came.
ron, the blind man, will tell "How the
World Appears to a Blind Man." DR.
Cameron was smitten with blindnes:
when he was five years old. Since Their
he has been totally blind, yet he hal
won the degrees Of AM. and Ph.D. a
Yale college. He will tell how he die
this. He comes highly recommended
and the lecture will be we'll worth hear
ing.
During the past week VIM. Suddards
of Justice, Bateman & Co., has pur
chased upwards of 100000 pounds o
wool Of the following parties: Peter ant
Paul Brown, E. E. Cook, Ed. Current
P. H. Rumble and w. L. Richards. Tn
highest price paid so far has been zoe
Mr.. Suddards expects to leave Dickin
son during the coming week. He ha
visited several aocks of sheep and find
the staple in fine condition. 1t is hi
opinion that sheep will shear an averag
of 7 lbs. to the fleece this season. Thi
is more than 1 pound better than tn
average of last year.
Mrs. J. E. Phelen entertained at
pretty card party Thursday afternoo
for Miss Hayes of Vermont, who i
spending the winter in the city. Pin
carnations in several shades furnishe
effective decorations throughout tn
several rooms; and pink, green an
white we're used with equal effect j
serving the dainty lunch at the close
the games. A "bundle OF sticks" (pin
and white candy tied with pink ribbo
was the unique favor presented to eac
guest. The guest of honor receive
also a gift OF flowers and a lasting r.
minder Of the day in the shape of
handsome silk work bag.