The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06
Saturday., Oct. 6. goo
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Matilda Peterson returned Satur.
day from a visit at Mandan.
See the new harness and saddles at
Senour 4 Langley's. o.22.tf
Miss Ottawa Cole and her friend, Miss
Marie Dieseth, attended church in
Taylor on Sunday.
Spectacles repaired and any lens re-
placed by NJ. A. Scherfius, the jeweler.
o-2o-2t
A Milwaukee bridge crew of 16 men
went to Terry, Montana, the first of
this week.
Musical instruments, music and ex-
tras, monographs and records at Scher-
mus, the jewelers.. o-2o-2t
J.. A. Howell, who is located with his
uncle, ]. P. Moon, at Fayette, was in for
supplies Tuesday.
G. A. McFarlane, attorney at law,
room IL, Ray building, Dickinson. N.
D., has money to loan on improved
lands. 7-28-tf
Frank Kieckbusch of Haley is taking
a course in mechanical engineering at
the agricultural college at Fargo.
A complete line Of watches. jewellery,
silverware. art glass and china at
Scherfius, the jewelers.. 9-2s.2t
Mrs. w. J. life received word Tues.
day OF the illness of her sister at For
sythe, Mont, and took No. ; west in the
afternoon.
Call at our store and see our stock of
heating stoves and ranges before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Senour & Lang
ley. o-22-tf
E. w. Adams family arrived from
Randolph, Mimi, the past week and
were taken to the Adams ranch east Of
New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Hanson, man.
ayers of the Midway, between Belfeld
and Saltwater, we're business callers in
the city on Tuesday.
E. Kieckbusch, Fred Bond, w. H.
Bell, J. E. Lewis and Albert Phillips,
cattle shippers from the locality of
Haley, returned last Saturday from
Chicago
We are not trying to sell grease Tor
&c. per pound, but you can buy pure
home rendered lard for 1oc. per pound
at Parker's Old Reliable meat and
grocery store. o-22-ti
The 8 foot concrete beds for the new
machinery at the local electric light
plant were placed this week. Over
5000 worth Of cement was used in this
work.
For Saloon easy terms, a six room
modern house being erected in the
west part Of town, one block from
school building. Apply F. D. Hevener,
Dakota National bank. o-2o-tf
John w. Goodall was in Dickinson on
Tuesday. He had driven cattle in from
the north in company with the Keoghs,
Bernie Manning and others who were to
load IS cars at Hebron on the 4th.
&C Mills unloaded a newspaper out
fit at Dickinson this week which is to be
taken south to the Milwaukee survey.
Mr.. Mills expects to get his paper, the
North Dakota Observer, going this fall
and thus be ahead of the rush the com.
ing spring.
Miss Murn's stock Of millinery is now
complete and includes the most desir-
able novelties. She also has a first
class trimmer from the city. Her
millinery is on exhibition every day
from now on. Every one cordially in
vited to call. o-2o.tf
Frank Wagendorf, who has been
working for J. E. Phelan & Son on the
reservation the past summer, came in
the first OF the week and went to his
fathers home five miles south of the
Tepee buttes in Hettinger county. The
coming winter Frank plans to attend
school at the agricultural college at
Fargo.
w. ]. life has no place in view now
in which to open business again. He
has been in Dickinson year and speaks
we'll of the place. After making a
trip to St. Paul, Mr.. life will likely visit
points in Oregon and Washington.