The Dickinson press., 1905-06-17
ADDITIONAL Locals.

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Mrs. f. J. Berry has been visiting
Dickinson friends this week.
Mr.. Losue was here from Indiana
this week on land business.
Senator l.. A. Simpson went to Bis.
marck on Friday mornings train.
Miss Ora Maxwell of Port Byron, ILL.,,
is the guest of Mrs. George Dobson.
Mrs. McVarish, of the Custer Trail
ranch, was in Dickinson on Thursday.
Get your feed, such as shorts, brand
and ground feed at Drenkers. o.,7-tf
Mrs Frank Lish is visiting a, the
ranch of John Clark at New England.
Party desires to loan $500 on improved
city property for I or two years, Geo.
Aud. II
John P. Mclean Of Elgin, Ill.,, has
been here the past week looking at
land.
Paul Lebo was due to return to Me-
dora this week from the state uni
versity.
Mrs. Christ Tollefson of Miles Civ
has been the guest of her brother, Ole
Tollefson, the past week.
Miss Gordon returned with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Soules from their visit at the
Luce ranch south of New England.
We are fully prepared to supply your
wants in paints, oils, varnishes, wall
paper, etc. The Benzie Drug Co. 6-1otf.
Mayor and Mrs. Dan Manning will 90
to their ranch for a few weeks as o o as
it stops raining and the streams get
down a little.
Mrs. c. F. Wilde and Miss Bessie ar.
rived from the west on Thursdsy and
will visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wilson for a few days.
Receiver w. A. Mcclure of the Dick
inson u. S. land Office is visiting his
family in the east and will see the sights
of Portland before returning home.
For sale, n ive-foot cigar case, solid
walnut frame, plate glass top, AZ inches
high. Cost $50, will sell for $50. Good
as new. Mcdonald & Pomroy. lott
For anything in the line of McCor-
mick or Plano machinery, as mowers,
rakes. binders, repairs, etc., call on
Drenkel; also plenty of lumber and
spring wagons on hand. 6.l7-tf
Frank Lisk's buggy was smashed the
past week, but fortunately Mrs. Lisk
and her sister, Mrs. Clark, who had
driven to the cemetery north east of the
city were not injured. The horse
slipped his bride and they were unable
to replace it.
w. c. Belknap, editor and proprietor
Of the Bellows Falls, Vermont, Times,
spent a few days this week with M. L.
Ayers. 1t was Mr.. Belknap's first visit
to Dakota and he made the most of his
limited time, getting IN idea of the Bad
Lands by a visit to Custer Trail.
The Northern Pacific announces
weekly excursions to Detroit, Toledo
Cleveland and Buffalo, beginning June
End and continuing until August IS a,
Sl6.75, $3.50, sI8.25, and s2o.25 respec.
lively, plus the 3o-day round trip rate
to St. Paul. For the Council of the
Mystic Shrine, Niagara Falls, June 20
% round trip tickets will be sold fol
one first class fare plus $500, sold 70,
trains arriving at eastern terminals June
1913 inclusive. For the Christian En-.
deavor convention at Baltimore, July s.
10 round trip tickets will be sold tc
reach Baltimore July 1, 2, 3, at one fare
plus 81. For the National Educational
Association at Asbury Park, N. J., July
81 round trip tickets will be sold fol-
one fare plus S3.25 for trains reaching
eastern terminals June % to July 1, in,
elusive. For limits, stopovers, etc., con
suit Agent George Kilmer.
Miss Ella Ray was guest of honor at
china shower rendered her Monda,
afternoon by Mrs. A. T. Crowl. Som,
forty guests we're hidden and the gift
we're many and beautiful-and best O
all there were few duplicates. Mis-
Pauline Scofeld-bridesmaid to be-
made the presentations. The guest
we're asked to write their individual
opinion on allow to train a husband,
and a merry half hour resulted whe'
the papers were read. These wer
given Miss Ella TO be often consulte
in future. Cards then occupied tn
time until supper was served. Til
souvenirs were done in water color!
On each was a Cupid, fishing, but tn
anglers had varying success; one brougt
up one heart, another two, sever
pieces of china, one a mitten, M
black cat (old maid) and still another
"still fishing. 1t was a very pleasar
function.
!, Mrs. Riggs, who is spending som
months at Bismarck experimenting tt
purchase and equipment of a pemanel
: home for the North Dakota Florent
t Crittenton home, spoke in the Congr
gational church Sunday evening an
spent several days in the city makir
people acquainted with the deservir
: work in which she has been engage
heart and soul for some sixteen year
S In a simple, unaffected way she told Il
y story of the origin of the work, whit
has spread over the entire United Stat
e and to several foreign countries and
the success the Circles have had in sa
ing lost girls. If those who need Il
sheltering care of our state home, are
receive it, means must be forthcol
ing and Mrs. Riggs so presented t
case as to awaken renewed interest
this work which appeals especially
. Christian women and should recei