The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
Mrs. F. Maseris quite seriously i'll.

Mrs. F. Maseris quite seriously i'll.
The new post Office at Bailey, IA miles
west of Halliday, is getting some Of
the mail that formerly went I Oakdale.
Call and look over our line Of wall
paper before purchasing elsewhere.
We a please you. The Benzie Drug
Co. 6,Io-tf
To make blue Monday Bright
Monday always use Swifts3 Pride Soap
and Washing Powder. Your dealer.
sells them.
There is no other perfume quite as
good as Thelma no matter what the
cost. Sold only by Mcdonald 4 Pom
roy, soc per. OF. II-4-tf
H. Gilbert. Alex Douglass and la.
Paxton were down from Sentinel Butte
on Tuesday to look after business at the
US. land Office in Dickinson.
What width shoe do you wear? 1t
doesn't make any difference whether it
is A OF EE you can get your fit at
|Cartwripht's. o-23-tf
Geo. w. Brown of Jamestown was in
Dickinson on Tuesday. having just re-
turned from Mott where he had been to
look up the creamery proposition.
VIM. Baird Of Taylor was renew
ing acquaintance in Dickinson last
Saturday. Mr.. Baird had been west
during the summer and fall on a gov
eminent survey.
For sale-a large saddle horse and
driver, a two-seat buggy, a light spring
wagon, a light dray wagon, a lumber
wagon. Will take hay, coal or milch
COW in part trade. Currie's Second
Hand Store. I1-1I-2t
Ole Christensen of Halliday was in
Dickinson on Monday to make final
proof on 100. acres of land. All Olaf
son and Sam Juell we're also in from the
same locality.
Joseph Hartinger, E. F. Messersmith
and others are back from marketing
cattle in Chicago. Mr.. Hartinger tells
how sandy" showed him about St. Paul
his home in pioneer days, taking him tc
the capitol and introducing him to some
of the pioneers of the sanity city.
A.G. Bissell, the Philippine veteran
who worked for Eben Dunlap the pas
summer. has joined the striking
printers forces in Minneapolis and i!
out in a letter for 8-hour days, etc
This will make the boys smile out thi!
way.
Pete Yauch, who has been visiting
several weeks in the east since shipping
returned home the last of last week
Mrs. Yauch who has been in Minnesot;
nearly two years and Miss Annie Yaucl
who spent the summer there, returne,
at the same time.
From Occur d'Alene, Idaho, comesth,
word of the death Of Mrs. Lily Decker
formerly known to Dickinson friends a
Miss Lily Sanderson, a member of tn
Episcopal choir for some time. De
f ceased was a niece of Mrs. E..
Jones and had resided at Occur d'Alen
for n year. She left no children
Death resulted from ulcers of tn
stomach.
t Bismarck Tribune: Hon. r. !. Turne
. was in the city Saturday evening G
+ route home to Gladstone from a Ian
business trip east. He says land
changing hands rapidly in his section,
/ great dealof it going to actual settler
He also said it was expected Mr.
Turner would be appointed postmistres
OF Gladstone as a compromise betwee
two factions which had agreed on her.
f The friends Of Miss Zelma Boyd CAV
her a surprize party last Friday evenin
: in honor of her 18th birthday. Th
, affair was in the nature Of a conundru,
party. Each guestwas provided wit
a card, with a request to write thereo
a conundrum, and much amusemer
was caused when, after each n ha
~endeayored to guess the %conundrun
written by the others, the corret
answers were finally read by Ohio Boye
The guessing contest was followed b
games of various kinds. and. the %evenin
? was finished by all partaking of tn
bountiful lunch which had been pre-
!, pared. Miss Boyd was the recipient {
!. many beautiful gifts, and the guests d.
: parted at a late hour, wishing her man
+ happy returns Of the day.