The Dickinson press., 1906-02-10
High School Girls Saturday Night.

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Get behind one Of our chest protectors
It will rave you doctor bills. All kinds
and sizes at Mcdonald & Pomroy's.
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Twenty-Five girls had a happy time
Monday afternoon after school the
guests of Miss Esther Ayers, who cele-
brated her seventh birthday.
Geo. Hammond of Oakdale. who
was injured while cutting timber in the
Bad Lands, is at the Dickinson
hospital and is reported as doing
nicely.
The report OF the State Bank of Terry,
w. A. Brubaker, cashier, shows de-
posts of S8,s86.o8 Mr.. Brubaker, we'll
known to Billings county people,
opened the bank last fall.
Or. MacLachlan, an eye, ear, nose
and. throat specialist has located at
Bismarck. The doctor is highly spoken
Of by Bismarck parties. His card will
be found in another column of this
issue.
John Holle9beck has been awarded
the contract for carrying the mail from
Sentinel Butte south to Yule. MI. Hol-
lenbeck has had this route the past three
years and has given the people good
service.
We carry the largest stock Of photo
graph supplies in the state and a dll
any order:-cameras. kodaks, film, and
plates Of all kinds land sizes. Come in
and see US or send us your order
Mcdonald & Pomrov. druggists. 1l-4.ti
Mrs. v. H. Stickney pleasantly enter.
tanned a dozen lady friends Saturday
afternoon at 1900" The place cards
were dainty sweet peas and daintinesa
was the keynote of the delicious supper
served at the close of the afternoon.
Osmer Bros, steam feather %renovators
Feather beds and pillows taken from
your home in the morning, cleaned and
returned for use in the afternoon
Ladies invited to come to the old
Eacker building and see US work, also
to see their own work done. 7.Io-1p
The Ladies Aid OF the Methodist
church held their meeting last Thursday
in the church and elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. E. S. Lindsey;
vice president, Mrs. N. B Hickman;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. F. w,
Gress. There were five new members
added to the roll.
The young people Of the Methods,
church organized a mission study class
on Wednesday evening. The class j.
to meet every Monday evening and
any one interested in this work the
class will be glad to have them attend
d. A. Voran was elected president and
| Goldie Homer secretary.
A picture of 33rd degree Masons
adorns Representative J. E. Phelan'.
office in the PRESS building. 1t was
taken a short time ago at Fargo and
:. some Of the ~ men of the group, known
in Dickinson, are: Messrs. J. E. Phelan.
Frank Thompson, w. T. Perkins. B. F,
Spatding, H. c. Plumley, Louis Hanna,
Gov. Sarles, Judge Morgan and DR.,
Darrow.
]. r. Stewart, N. P. car repairer, me,
with a bad accident last Saturday. The
wind caught one of the big doors at the
car house and MI. Stewart was carried
back with much force. his right arm
being famed in between the door and
post. 1t required the assistance of a
fellow workmen to liberate him. The
arm is seriously crushed but moi
broken and it is expected that in time
MIR. Stewart will have its full use re-
stored.
Mandan Pioneer: The surveyors who
are north of Mandan about eight miles
have received orders to make a perma
nent survey. This necessitates mucl
more careful work than a preliminar,
survey as an accurate account OF fill
etc. must be given and all details SO a
the costs Of commencing active worl
can be estimated. This order cause'
the crew to again start from Manda'
and work over the old route which the
have but recently been over. They wi
follow the river. Another crew is i
Oliver county near VIM. Princes br
they are still on preliminary wor
as are also the crew south of town.