The Dickinson press., 1905-07-01
Go to Drenkel for fresh vegetables.

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paper, etc. The Benzie Drug Co. 6-1otf.
r. J.. Turner came up from Gladstone
on Thursday and went on to Medora and
Beach. He is doing a good land bust
ness.
Owing to the lack of electric lights,
services at the Congregational church
Sunday evening will commence at
6:3o.
Mrs. Dr.. Perkins and daughter Mil
dred left on Friday for Portland. Some
weeks later DR.. Perkins expects to join
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Paulson of Taylor
came up On Thursday. MI. Paulson had
his wool CARED to this city and came up
to look after it.
Joe Whereby of Belle PLANE, MIMI,
has bought Mrs. Chas. Brislin's restau-
rant business, taking possession on
Thursday.
Mrs. !. E. Phelan, while away, received
word of the death of her sister in Cali
f~ornia, and goes to Los Angeles before
returning home.
The painters are putting on the fin
ishing touches in the Berry block and
the following week nearly everything
will be completed.
Lew Randall was cut in the back OF
his head this week by an engine at Me-
dora. He was fortunate to get out with
out any serious injury.
The ladies of St. Patrick's church will
serve ice cream and lemonade in the
Mckinley house, lately occupied by
Frank Easton, on the Fourth of July.
lessen Bros. expect to move into their
new quarters in the Berry building in a
day or two. The new fixtures, the latest
and finest in the city, are being placed.
For sale, one fve-foot cigar case, solid
walnut frame, plate glass top, AZ inches
high. Cost $50, will sell for $40. Good
as new. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 6-Io-tl
The 4th of July committee are work.
ing hard to give Dickinson people and
all visitors a good time next Tuesday
The programe is published on page 4.
Sheriff Hartung is having his jail
boarders paint the court house square
fence, which improvement is much need
ed and comes at a very small expense tc
the county.
Charles Nolan o occupies the cas-
store room in the new Berry building
He has fine cigar cases and some othe,
fixtures coming, but is doing business ir
the meantime just the same.
Miss Katharine Porter, formerly of the
PRESS staff, is spending a few days ir
town en- route to Whitehall, Montana
Since leaving Dickinson she has been
with her sister in Rice, MINI.
Elsewhere will be found the speca.
sale notice of A. E. Voegeli, who is com
PEELED to 60 out of business on account
of poor health. His entire stock Of
jewelry, watches, clocks and silverware
will be sold regardless Of cost.
Plans for the two-story Odd Fellows
block on Barnes street were adopted
this week by the building committee
. Contractors are figuring and bids are tc
be submitted on the 9Th. Sandy Stewart
hopes to complete the excavation this
week.
Miss Elizabeth Tschirhart, senior clerk
) in the United States land offiee, expects
to leave the first of the week for Bis
marck, where she will join Miss Grace
McHugh, and together they will 60 west
for a month. They expect to visit Port
land, Seattle, Tacoma, and San Fran
: cisco before returning.
Max Beres has bought the interest Of
Martin Schiller in the Schiller & Beres
barber shop for 5000 and has resold tc
I. H. Rogers for the same price, giving
possession July Ist. The business is
: now conducted under the firm name oil
! Beres 4 Rogers. They will put in the
I fourth chair. Mr.. Schiller will remain in
the shop for the summer.
The friends of Mrs. A. T. Crowl were
y invited to her home Thursday evening
to enjoy the novelty of seeing a night
blooming cereus open. The plant is a
= species of cactus, and the flower, which
is very fragrant, is a rich cream color,
with outside petals Of pale pink. The
blossom opens but once, and always at
night, and those who had an opportunity
to see it considered themselves very
fortunate. Two more small buds were
discovered on this rare plant.
} On Monday it was said that 10 engines
on this division of the N. P. we're tenn.
porarily put out of commission by mud
burning in the boilers. Nothing in the
history of the road has ever %equalled
the muddy condition of the water thi:
season, not only at Dickinson but a
Glendive and other points, particular,
during the last two weeks. Water tina
lit was taken from the boilers would, il
some instances, show 9 parts OF mud t.
'e I OF water. 1t was this condition O
motive power that caused the delay t.
the circus train on Tuesday, causing tn
It, company to abandon their afternoo,
performance.
c.
so Charles Gunkel of Arthur, N. D., ha
re purchased the balance ofthe S. S. Suthe,
land cattle. 2I2 head, and summer camr
Mr.. Gunkel was in the citv this wee