The Dickinson press., 1905-09-02
Alvin Bohn spent a few days last
week at his home at Mott. .

Alvin Bohn spent a few days last
week at his home at Mott. j..
Fall dress goods are arriving every
day at A., f.. Crowl & Co. o. If
Just what the ladies have been watt
ing for! New line of carpet samples
with borders@to match. Get your order
in at once at O.. B. Frankenberg's. 4-1-tf
y Dr. F. w. Weston. returned on Sun,
day from his visit at Kansas City.
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-tf
J. A. Johnson. ex-mayor of Fargo, was
i'll Dickinson on business the first of the
week. Mr.. Johnson represents Edwards.
Word 4 Co., the grain commissioner
firm.
John Fisher says that the long dis
lance telephone is working fine.
Miss Maysie Dinsdale entertained a
few of her young friends at tea Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Miss Euleta
Crosthwaite, of Mandan, who is visiting
her, tor a few weeks.
An exceptionally fine assortment of
rugs at Crowl & Co.'S. 7-:2o-tf
The Order Of Eastern Star will hold
their first meeting Of the season. Thurs
day evening, the first Thursday in Sep
TENDER, when it is hoped all members
will be present. Alice Campbell, sec.
E. L.Sco6eld is giving his house a
coat Of paint: & vi #aS %3 81: ""
/ The new teachers and those of the old
force who have been spending the vaca.
ton away, will be getting in to-day aad
tomorrow. Dickinson has a force of Is
teachers in the city and4 for as many
schools outside the city limits, one Of
which is not supplied. 1t is possible toe
that another teacher will be needed ir
South Dickinson, where four and fvt
were employed last year. II
Mrs. E. G. Bishop returned Saturda,
night from her extended visit west
Mrs. Bishop did not remain long at Port
land but spent quite a while at Daven
port.~-She also visited her brother
Walter Morris. who is night foreman. fol
the N. P. at Tacoma. Lester spent thu
summer with his father at the ranch il
Billings county, and: Wilt be il in tim.
for school next Monday.
Saturday afternoon Aida Anderse,
entertained about 80 of her little friend
in. honor of her seventh birthday. Th'
little folks gathered at 8 o'clock an.
. spent the afternoon in playing variou
/ games and in contests, including a cak'
!, walk, the moulding of animal forms
. etc., for which prizes were given. A
the close OF the afternoon refreshmeAt
. of ice cream and cake were served an
the little folks departed, tired and happy
wishing Aida many happy returns q
!, the day.
, Dan w. Charles, a general merchap
Of Hamilton, Ohio, came in on Monda
+ from a two-weeks' visit at the Milan
Valley R%anching Co.'S ranch in TOWNSHIP
1871 rangeo about. 80 miles south I
= New England. Mr.. Charles is associ,
: ted with a large number Of people fro,
: his locality in the aforesaid ransh propcl
4 ty, comprising 1000 acres of grain
: lands, on which tive sheep canps al
being fitted. The company has alread
n purchased 4,1e sheep and has engage
Matt O'Lary as foreman. Al Weliiv.
Of Hamilton, Ohio, has been selected :
n manager. The following Eentleme
and others are members Of the Milan
Valley Ranching Co.: T. E. !Slade, F, \
+ Hughes,.H. w. Snow, Geo. Krebs, jacs
Schallenberger and Gee. Schengen.