The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
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assistant ppos,nistress.a &c Mandan.

MlsssD ellaEGareyrh abeengappolnted1
ASSISTANT pos,n,iistrress s. Mandans
The n. Phi improving tue service On
its branch linesgb putting j. drst class
passenger service in place q the
previous mixed train service.
G;uiylesV' Jincks of Taylor proved up on
5anice quarter otsuncle Sans land
Thursday. August Paduck, Henry
Hecht, H.CStoxen and Ed. Engbret-
son were in as Witnesses.
Mrs. f. S. Lindsey entertained her
Sunday school class very pleasantly last
Friday evening. The time was spent
in playing games and refreshments Of
pop corn and taffy we're served.
Sandy Stewart has about completed
excavation for the Merchants National
bank. The next thing will be to get the
footings and foundation wall in. Chas.
Bake has this work in charge.
The store Of A. T. Crowl & Co. pre-
sents quite 4 metropolitan appearance,
the aisles crowded with eager shoppers,
red discount tags on everything and
clerks hustling to serve all in turn.
Miss Alice Crowley, who has been
for some time with her sister, Mrs.
Gamble, went the first Of the week to.
Prosser, Washington, to remain with
another sister, Mrs. Guy Pearl, during
the winter.
David Roberts, Ed. Lenneville and
Howard Blackwell returned from the
Bad Lands this week with six deer.
They had been out nearly a month. the
storm of last week having detained
them quite a little.
John Riemer was in from Halliday
Wednesday. There is plenty OF snow
out that way and last week was hard on
stock. Mr.. Riemer is an old timer in
the country and is engaged in stock
raising and next year plans to crop some
60 acres.
} Miss H. Mae Johnson, one Of Glen
dives successful teachers, who spent
Thanksgiving with her sister, DR.. S. E.
Smith Of the Dickinson hospital, re.
turned to her school work on Sunday,
and was accompanied by Mrs. B. c,
Babcock, also. of Glendive.
H. T.. Bennett, an Inspector of the
general land office, was in the city this
week checking up the Dickinson land
office. He found the accounts correc,
to a penny and complimented Messrs
Ferris and Mcclure upon the work and
condition of the office.
Robert Pickering who was railroad
ing onfthis division in the eighties anc
later kept the section house at Sentine
Butte, died a few days since at his home
in Wibaux from complications brough
on by over exertion. His Wibaux hote
burned in the big fire but he had re
built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Current came il
from the ranch Monday and left later il
the week for Seattle, WASH, wher
they will spend the winter with thei
daughter. Miss Fife, who has a goo
position as book-keeper.s DR.. Arthu
Current is located at Snohomish, easil,
reached from Seattle.
!, Fred Turner has about completed
, brick addition to his blacksmith sho]
!, on the east that measures rs feet by q
feet. He has lowered the floor in tn,
old part of his shop to a level with tn
street grade, and will use this part TO
his machinery and salesroom. The nev
part will enable him to line up IS horse
at a time along the east wall away from
the street and things which so otte1
brighten horses. Mr.. Turner carries hi
stock of iron, and probably has tn
largest and best equipped shop in tn
state.