The Dickinson press., 1905-06-03
ADDITIONAL. LOCALS.
DIR. Davis returned Wednesday.

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DR.. Davis returned Wednesday.
The Blackburns are moving to their
ranch.
A. N. JeAeries was in St. Paul this
week.
John w. Goodall has returned from a
trip north.
Mrs. Dave Brown has returned from
Glendive.
CT Phelan was one of the Wanne-
macher jury.
Mrs. c. w. Conroy goes to jamestown
for a month.
Mrs. George Burgess was down from
Medora on Wednesday.
NJ. L. Connolly has gone to Glen Ullen
where his wife is visiting.
The Stewart clip of wool was brought
in from the south this week.
d. S. Waldron, father of Supt. Wal
dron, is here for the summer.
Report has it that Don Pearl has gone
to Elk Point, S. D., to be married.
T. B. Fowler of Casselton is here to
see if he can buy a car or two of horses.
Mrs. R. J. Turner was given a pleas
ant surprise party in Bismarck this
week.
Wanted-sheep to run by the year or
on shares. Address, Frank Wagendorf,
New England. 6-3-4t
Miss Mary Mckinley of Mandan is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Mckinley,
Mrs. Oscar Skeen has returned to
Sentinel Butte from a visit with her
parents in Washington.
Mrs. J. w. Currie, worthy grand
matron of the grand chapter, o. E. S.,
went to Bismarck on Thursday on off,
cial business.
On Friday Mrs. Peterson received
$4,000 from the Modern Woodmen, the
amount of the policy carried by her late
husband in that order.
Have a Davis cream separator to sell
at a big bargain; also tread power to go
with it. Also a two seated buggy.
F. A. Currie at Dickinson. 5.27.7t
Joseph Birch leaves in a few days on
a 3.months' trip to England. His house
has been rented to L. R. Waldron for
the period Of his absence.
AT a snap.a 500 egg incubator, "the
Excelsior; can hatch from a dozen to
500 eggs as you like. Machine as good
new. E. A. Currie at the Stone store.
5-27-2t
c. T. Crowl returned the first Of the
week from Fargo where he had been
doing u. S. grand jury work. He left
for Haley on Mondays stage.
The business men of Taylor are
not making any great talk about i'm
provements in their village this season
but there are some being made in a yer,
substantial manner.
Wanted, to buy, sell or exchange, al
kinds of household goods, new and sec
ond hand; also harness, saddles, bicycles
guns etc. At the old stone store opposite
OK livery stable, Dickinson. 5-27.7
Landlord Kihm returned from Fargo
and St. Paul on Monday. He has made
arrangements for erecting a two-stor!
brick building on his new lot purchased
Of the Odd Fellows and work will com
mence as loon as the present occupants
of the old structure can vaeate.
Bicycles bought, sold, repaired ant
rented. Good sewing machines iron
$500 to $4,000, in good working order
) Also have a good work horse cheap o
will trade for saddle horse or COW.
E. A. Currie Dickinson. 5.27-9
Miss Jessie Messersmith is expected
home the last Of the week from ST. Pau
where she has been studying music
She will be accompanied by Miss Jessi
Williams, a we'll known contralto SINCE
of St. Paul, who has just returned fror
an extended concert tour. Miss. Mes
sersmith and Miss Williams will Civ
~recitals in the principal cities of Mort
Dakota, the first of which will be give
at the Dickinson opera house, June 2:
| under the auspices of the Altar Guild Q
, St. Johns church.
q Adam Lefor, Of Lefor Bros, the ne,
: merchants at Gladstone, was in Dickiu
: son on Monday. The firm had its open
) ing last Saturday and five clerks wer
S kept busy. Adam Lefor, it will b
remembered, formerly held a respon
p sible clerkship in the Dickinson Mer
camille Co. store, and Geo. Waggone,
also with the same firm, has a clerkshi,
) with the new firm OF Lefor Bros. an,
moved his family to Gladstone thi
S week.
D Do you wan to buy a good SAT
cheap! Can sell you one at $4,000, 5000
or 500, Standard makes, in good condi
, ton for business. Two large logging q
house or engine moving chains, at a bal
= gain. r A Currie. DickinRon. e.o1..