The Dickinson press., 1906-03-10

= s1VI H4Se.Ls $780, 1lei4S Ass 4M -
G. E. Allen, master mechanic, vent
(, Mandan on wednesday,.
Misses fine ribbed hose 25c. j. w.
Reed. i,
Mrs. Frank kim gave a dinner party
last Saturday for Mrs. c. w. Harding,
The neatest line Of spring suits have
just arrived at Crowl & Co.'S. $40 At
Treasurer and Mrs. ]. S. Snyder, Of
Medora, we're in the city on Wednesday.
New perca'es. gingham. prints, ere.
tonnes and India linen at The New
Store:
Ladies' spring suits. jackets, coats and
skirts-the nobby line at Crowl &
Cos. 3.1o.7t
= S. L. Carroll is opening a blacksmith
shop in connection with his livery
stable.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Johns
church will hold a food sale Saturday
afternoon in the Guild room.
Mrs. ]. L. Brown has just received a
new line of beautiful flowers which
will be sold very cheap. 3-Io-3t
Mrs. Mitchell of Valley City, was
visiting her former friend, Mrs. Henry
Roberts, this week.
Mrs. Will Carroll and son, accom-.
panied by Johnnie Connolly, are in
Minneapolis and will be absent from
home a month or more.
A large assortment of caps for men,
boys, misses and children, worth from
CSC to soc each, will be sold while they
last at 25c each. Mrs. !. L. Brown. 3-Io.3
Attorney Frank Thompson Of Fargo,
was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Jane Thompson and Fred
Thompson, this week.
W. are closing out our entire line Of
mems boots at cost: Sizes sK to 81.
Values $3.50 to $500, will be sold at
s2.75 to $4.75. Mrs. ]. L. Brown. 3.1o-3
Mrs. Fred Roquette entertained the
ladies Of the Congregational church
Tuesday and made the afternoon
specially pleasant for those in attend
ance. &
The people Of the city are especially
invited to take supper at St. Patrick's
parish house on St. Patrick's day,
Come at E o'clock and remain for a
social evening.
Peter Brown and John Obritschke-
witsch, owners of the Dickinson Roller
Mill, have commenced to grind wheat
again and expect to keep their mill
running all summer. c. c. Klotz is the
miller.
H. L. May, wife and child arrived
this week IRON De Sofa, Wis, and are
looking around for a heuse. They have
a carload OF goods which will be moved
to their farm in Bowman county as soon
as Mr.. May can prepare the necessary
buildings.
James OWNS was in from Haley this
week and reported that there was quite
a little stir down south on account of
tie Milwaukee extension. 1t is gener-
ally believed that the road will run
near Haley and some figure that a
division point will be established 20 or
80 miles east Of there. ~
The Dickinson distract & Real
Estat: Co. has increased its capital
rom $1,000 to $4,000 and taken in a
number of new stockholders, the COM
plete list being as follows: w. F.
Burnett, F. D. Hevener, w. L. Richards,
M. L. Mcbride, F. M. Baker, Geo.
Frye and J.. G. Quinlivan. In addition
to a~bstracting. the company will do a
general real estate business. The
company has bought the Mcbride &
Baker fire insurance agency and will
handle this business through Mr..
Hevener at the Dakota National bank.
The annual inspection. of Co. "K' by
an officer of the United States army,
required under the provision Of the
"Dick Bill" will be held on March 10th.
Capt. Macarthur OF the 18th Inf. will
be the inspecting officer and will be
accompanied by Col. M. A. Hildreth,
Inspector and Judge Advocate General
Of the N. D. N. c.. The orders issued
for this inspection are more strict than
in former years and require an
attendance of not less than seventy
five percent of the minimum : strength
allowed by law and also provide tina,
any member absent without cause
will be deemed a deserter and will be
punished accordingly. The members
of the local company have been work
ing hard and if given any encourage
ment by local business men will pass
in good shape.