The Dickinson press., 1905-03-11
Hats for spring at the Hub.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rock,
March 6, a daughter.
A son was born on the 9th to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. N. Pullins.
Tom Keene cigars are the best nickle
smoke on the market, at Scofeld's.
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The 6.m%onths.old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bake died on Thlrsday.
Wanted, a capable girl: good wages,
Inquire of Mrs. J. E. Phelan. STAT
Receiver w. A. Mcclure entered upon.
his duties in the Dickinson land Office on
Friday.
Have you seen the newest things in
spring and summer suitings at Crowl &
Co.'S? q, 2-18,tt.
Mrs. w. H. DeGraf of Bismarck en-
tertained last Saturday night for MIR.
and Mrs. L. A. Simpson.
c. A. Patterson, the Linton newspaper
man and real estate dealer was in Dick
inson the past week Tor the purpose Of
buying a car of horses.
A. H. Arnett has been moving house.
hold goods to his ranch this week and if
the fine weathsr continues he will take
his family out at once.
Guy DeFrance was in Dickinson this
week. His family is still in Bismarck,
but it is expected that he will accept the
appointment of deputy sheriff and move
here.
The Odd Fellows have contracted
with Ed. Berry for a party wall. The
Press building sets in six inches on the
west side which gives room for the
company wall.
Mrs. Jerry Hayes entertained twelve
ladies at cards Thursday evening. At
eleven the guests were invited to the
dining room where a delicious spread"
was served.
At this season Of the year your system
requires a tonic and blood purifier. We
have it. Our compound extract Of Sar.
saparilla does the work. 81 per bottle
at +. ]. Greene & Co.'S. ,-I1.tf
Last Saturday night w. H. McHenry
was shot in the hip by Ed. Roberts. 1t
all happened over a game in which IS
cents was involved. The sentiment Of
the community appears to be with
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Simpson and Miss
Messcrsmith came home from Bismarck
on Wednesday, having staid over a day
on account of the function at the home
of Gov. and Mrs. Sarles.
The young ladies of st. Patrick's par.
ish realized $40 net by their entertain
ment Tuesday evening. They attracted
a E great crowd to the opera house where
all enjoyed themselves until II o'clock.
Mrs. Sco6eld's Sunday school class Of
little girls will have a sale of fancy and
useful articles for Easter at the home of
Mrs. Sco6eld on Friday afternoon,
March II. Tea and cake will be served
during the afternoon at 1oc. All invited.
This week the Press is giving its read
ers the new primary election law and a
list of all laws enacted during the ninth
legislative session. Readers will do we'll
to preserve the list, and especially the
primary law, which will be operative in
| the 1906 election.
Did it ever strike you that diamonds
are a good savings bank? They have
doubled in value in the past ten years.
You take no chances when buying from
reliable sources. April is the diamond
month. Drop in and look them up at T.
!. Greene & Co.'S. 3-II-tf
W. J. Steele, a former resident of
Dickinson, died on the 9th at Glendive,
where his son. Max Steele, resides.
Particulars are not known. The re-
mains we're brought to this city Friday
morning and services we're conducted
by Rev. c. E. Dobson.
The Dickinson Dramatic club will
give the drama Handy Andy" in the
opera house St.. Patrick's night for the
benefit Of the new st. Patriek's church.
The play, famous all over the United
| States, abounds with real Irish fun and
is full of comical situations. Let every
body come as it will be undoubtedly the
hit of the season.
This has been another good week for
outside work and building operations
have been going on rapidly. The masons
are about through on the Mcdonald
building, and the excavations for the
new Berry block arc SO far along that
work on the basement wall will be begun
in a day or two, rock for which arc al
ready piled in the street.
The front stairs have been cut out of
the !. c, Cartwright & Co. store and a
plate glass front put in. and now the
store has one of the best display windows
in the city, giving the place a wonder
fully improved appearance. Mr.. Cart
wright and his clerks are busy getting
their fine windows fitted up for one of
the finest displays of goods in the city.
David M. Benzie has bought the
White drug store. The invoice is being
taken and should be completed in a lew
days. Mr.. Benzie is not a stranger in
the city, having resided here for nearly
two years, and his many friends are
pleased that he should have decided 70
cast his lot in Dickinson. MIR. Benzie
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