The Dickinson press., 1906-03-03
See ]. A.s Vaughn for kindiinc wood

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Paul LEM. Of Richard,on. Vas in the
city on Monday. ss
Mrs. Brooks Goodall. has returned
from her trip south.
The presence Of wild Keese is re.
ported. and fslly1 : week early than last
year.
1t will really surprise you what a be
bought for 1915 and 25c at crowl &
Cos. 3-3-tf
There is 10 other perfume quite as
good al 'Thelma no matter what the
cost. Sold only by Mcdonald & Pom
roy. soc per. OF. II.4-tf
u. Hughes and Charles Bake took
their entered apprentice degree in
Missionary last Friday night and the
following night c. F. Higgins took his
grid.
Testimony in the land contest case Of
John Neil VS. Laura E. Smith-now
Laura E. Caldwell-was taken at the
land Office Monday. Attorney w. C..
Crawford appeared for the contestant
and F. H. Register for the c~ontestee.
Coffees that can't be beat, We have
th~em-Chase & Sanborn's celebrated
roasted coffee. We feel proud of hav-
ing secured the agency for this coffee.
Atrial order will make you a customer.
&c. Cartwright Co. 2.I7-tf
Miss Nina Campbell and Miss Jean
Aud have finished work in the court
house where they have been assisting
w. H. Westergaard to transcribe the
Mckenzie county records.
Just received a beautiful line OF the
latest style skirts, made of the newest
and prettiest materials at Crowl &
Cos. 3-3-tt
A petition containing a long list of
signatures, has been forwarded to
Washington asking for the extension Of
the Observation-Disclosures mail
route north to Jack Williams ranch.
The necessity of such service is SO
obvious that there is little doubt but it
will be granted.
The. promoters of the new ~-Wibaux
bank have succeeded in interesting so
many both in Wibaux and outside,
that they are contemplating incorpora-
ting for $4,000 instead Of $4,000 as at
first intended. Among the lists OF
applicants for stock we note some
from Stark and Billings counties.
The most successful specialist, DR.
Charest Of Fargo, will visit profession
ally. Dickinson, Wednesday afternoon
March 2, at the St. Charles. Tell hin
about your ailments. He can cure
you. Consultation 81. 1871
On Tuesday evening Mrs. VIM
Nickel invited a few friends to her new
home tor the evening in honor of Mr.
Nickel's birthday anniversary. TIL.
time IA employed in playing socia
games after which a very tasty lunct
was served to the guests. All ex
pressed themselves as having had /:
very enjoyable time.
While the country is burdened
theatrically with tramp plays, few have
attained any standing with theatre
goers. "A Thoroughbred Tramp
which was the first in the field, ha:
outlived all it's imitators, and is greeted
with overlooking patronage. "A
Thoroughbred Tramp" contains much
interesting dialogue, excellent coined,
and splendid climaxes.
Methodists of North Dakota are
planning an important State Missionary
Convention, to be held, at Fargo, March
1921. The purpose Of the Convention
is to bring together Conference ano
District officers of the different organi
cations of the church, the pastors and
representatives from the local churches
and young peoples societies within the
bounds of the North Dakota Con,
ference, for the consideration OF some
of the problems fundamental to the
Christian occupation of the unevange
lized nations. and also for prayer
fellowship, and discussion of methods
and the best helps available for full
filling the great missionary purpose Of
the Church. Revs. N. G. Leonard and
A. A. Graves of Fargo M. E. Churches
are making all arrangements for a
! great meeting.