The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30
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j. H. Wagner is putting ID : hot water
heating plant.
H. Caldwell was !. visitor in the
city last Saturday. III
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ludolph were in
Dickinson this week.
Telephone us about -four, we have
things. to tell you. J::W. Reed. o-3o.tf
Mr.. and Mrs, 6. H. Shaw returned
from Iowa last week.
Rev. H. v. Rominger has taken field
work for Fargo College.
Mrs. Sidney Parkins spent fair week
in Mandan with relatives.
E. R. Swickard. returned this week
from St. Paul with his wife.
w. J. life. tie new jeweler, has Sc
cured house for his family on Cough
street. n
Attorney w. G. Crawford was prose-
cutting a state case in Mercer county
this week.
Mrs. Morris Of Fargo. was called to
Dickinson on Monday by the illness of
her sister, Mrs. Alton Hopkins.
H. E. Banfeld and James Taylor, Of
Austin. Minnn were purchasers OF land
south of New England the pastweek.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Currie camein
from Haley the past week. Mr..Currie
is very busy with his store work and
hurried back, Mrs. Currie remaining in
the city.
Mrs. Emma L. McCioy leaves Sunday
evening for the east where she will
spend the winter. Sire expects to re-
turn to Dickinson early in the spring
and build.
We expect to o i'm the near future
into the adjoining building west,
where we will show an up to:date stock
in an up to-date drug store and jewelry
store. T. j Greene.& Co. o-23-tf
Duncan McNe1ll has gone t o ranch
ing. taking an interest in some cattle at
the G. N Parker ranch in Billings
county. Mr.. Parker was ins the past
week and they.went out together.
Any one having eye trouble, needing
glasses fitted or changed, should remem.
Der that Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 2
and 3 are Sullivan, the Fargo opticians
dates at the st. Charles hotel, Dickin.
SON.
John Courtney, cashier of the Taylor
state bank, was east the past week on
short vacation. Cashier F.. ID. Hevenel
of the Dakota national was down fol
three tdaYs,to look after Mr.. Courtney.
work.
Manv of the PRESS readers will re
member the Morres Concert Co. which
played to, such large and appreciativ,
houses here last spring, The compan,
has secured dates for Oct. End and ar.
: for their return visit.
Richard Canadian visited Dickinson
last Saturday. Reloaded his Percherol
horses at lMandan the following day an.
returned to Glenwood, Mo. MI. Carna
han told JUS that the land he bought il
Missouri about five years ago at $50 pc
acre had already doubled in value.
With, the Kodak developing machin,
a person absolutely without experience
lean make as good photographs as tn
expert photographer: Mcdonald 8
/ Pomroy sell all sizes Of these machine
/ as we'll as everything else used in pho
Biography. Out-of-town orders will re
uefve careful attention. att
M. ID. Clark writes from Ceurd'Alene
S ldaho,that he takes much interest j,
the 9Odd Fellows home now being con
atructed in Dickinson. H. F. Beckett
: of Seattle. another old time member Q
Frontier.ilodge. forwards another year
f dses and expresses his approval Of tn
fine hail the order is erecting.
Over half a million acres between
ranges iinety-one to a hundred inciu
sive and fifty miles either north or soatI
/. Of the Northern Pacific railway ar
i ewaed ~ Dakota-Manitoba Land c.
lIcall At, or write their office in Senou
/ & Langley building. Dickinson. N. D
. and get nap and prices. The land yo
. want to hxy.o lease may be owned b
i them. SO,
W.. life. late of Forsyth. rented
window IL Milt..Linsley's corner stor
). for a jeweary stand. Mi. life ha
acted as tine inspector forsthe N. P. 70
some years and is I have the appoint
+. ment for this division. The Forsytl
Times has this to say of theggentlernal
. who succeeds Mr.. Voegeli: "Mr. Tiff
! should prosper in his new location, a
he is a skilled workman, and thorough,
7 equipped, through many years of ex
/ %perience, to give satisfaction with tn
most intricate jobs. He is also a