The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06

The best wear for boys. great values.
little priced. The Hub. It
Mr.. and Mss. Mag. Bloom Of Taylor
have a baby boy. - y ~
y For, sale-stsel range. III perfect
order. Mrs. Walter Junkins. 1o-6-2t
Dr.. N. L. Gartley will be- in Richard.
ton for dedtal work October 9 and 10. 1t
Mrs. w. F. Burnett and son are cx-
pected home from the Coast the last Of
next week.
Scherfius, the jeweler, will repair your
watch and make it keep time. 9.2o-2t
Mrs. F. S. Cunningham will do book.
keeping and reporting on the PRESS: in
addition to keeping the books for
Senour & Langley.
For rent-three unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping; near school
house. Inquire at Zimmerman's bar.
ness shop. 10 6.tf
Mesdames B. o. Johnson and w. R.
Everett will entertain the Ladies Aid
Of the Congregational church next
Tuesday afternoon from 3 until, 5 at the
home of the latter. i 4
Mrs. Davis and Miss FIorence'ss
music classes are now opened for the
winter term. They desire pupils to
arrange for lessons during this month if
possible. Special attention, given to be-.
ginners. 1o-6,2t
Engineer p. c. Hagerman returned
Wednesday to his work between Glen
dive and Billings. The family left the
following day for Forsythe, Montana,
their future home.
Come in and see our new steel carpet
sweepers; also floor brushes, brooms,s
mops, etc., everything to clean your
floors with, except SOAP. Senour &
Langley. o-2o-tf
Master Fred Katts was host to a COM
pany Of his little boy friends Thursday
afternoon. Games we're enjoyed and
the little fellows did full justice to the
sumptuous repast that closed a delights
ful afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aft White left Thursday
for a months trip to St. Paul, Denver
and san Francisco, returning via Salt
Lake. During Mr.. Whites absence,
B. P. Johnson of Glendive will act as
foreman for the round house. )
Miss Ruth O. Carter of Saltwater,
N. D., who has Just returned from
Mason City, Iowa, will open the kinder
garden next Monday morning at I
O'clock in the guild room OF the Episco:
pal church. Some thirty children wifi
attend.
>. Clarence A. Campbell has been pro-
noted from private to corporal at the
Fargo agricultural college. He has ro'
been there a full year and such prom.o
tion=is seldom made bekore the studsan>
has been n thsscol'ege two years. . 1SS
The ladies' auxiliary of the D,ckip9p r
VIC. + u. held .: meeting Oct. &a'
the hometot Mrs. Dr:. Barker foft rhe
purpose 81 'electing Sf6cers for th<
coming year and the following were
elected: Mrs. c. H. Merry, Pres, Mrs
!. c. H. Wiley, vice pres, Miss Susie
Bird, rec. Sec, Miss Susie Runyan, cor
Sec, Mrs. l.. X. Grzmtier, treasurer
Our motto: ''4For God, Nome and ever,
!; Land"
, At the home ,of Mrs. c. H.. Merr,
t Monday evening a pleasant social wa.
held for the charter members of the
local W. C. T. u, each member being
privileged to invite one guest. In a
spirited autograph contest Miss EHe
. McGreeor won a W. c. Il. G. pin. a
/ musical treat were the songs by DIR
/. Weston and piano selections by Mis-:
McGregor. Lunch was served BY the
hostess
On Got. I, at a:3o p. M, the annual
; election of 'the officers of the Dickinsos
Cemetery association was held in the
! offices Of Campbell & Field. The
directors, E. L. Sco6eld, A. p. Folsom
H. L. Dickinson, l. G. Saunders, H. C.
Christensen, T. ]. Greene. !. C. Camp
bell, l.. A. Davis and J. F. Davis, were
present and reelected E. L. .Sco6eld
president. Jas. G. Campbell, secretary
and L. A. Davis, treasurer and sexton
A. P. Folsom was elected vice president
Messrs. Campbell, Scofeld and Folsom
were elected to act as an executive
lcommittee during the veal.
F. ]. Schmitz. stenogiapher In the
Dickinson United States land Office, is