The Dickinson press., 1906-09-22
The Ea.tons have moved to Bel6eld.

The Eastons have moved to Belfeld.
Mrs. Emma Mccloy Is getting settled
in her cosy new home.
Warren Fi6eld, who has a claim on
Ash %eoufee, is out gathering horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Shaw and chill
dren returned last Saturday from their
Iowa visit.
Mrs. J. w. Buckley of New England
was receiving treatment in the city this
week for an injected finger.
Father Dignam spent several days
this week in parish work at various
points up the line.
Roquette Bros. have recently raised
their Office giving them additional room
for cloak display.
Victor Kihm has entered upon a
four-years' course at the medical school
at Topeka, Kansas.
w. H. Skif, OF the Western Land &
Securities Co., was an eastbound pas
senger Sunday morning.
Pete Pelissier has rented the Hagan
house on Cross street which he will
occupy after October 1.
]. C.. Flynn returned last Saturday
from Chicago. Jim Cuskelly returned
the same day from marketing cattle.
Miss Cornelia Allen and Mrs. A. J.
Hopkins, who have been quite i'll, are
sufficiently recovered to be out again.
Hunts Perfect Baking Powder is the
food product that conforms with the
strictest pure food laws of all the states.
Wilson Eyer went to Glendive Satur-
day evening and returned with Mrs.
Eyer and the little son Sunday morning.
Guy Dickinson has purchased a new
auto-a Cadillac. He sold his old
machine to E.. Whitmer some time age.
Ladies, you are invited t o attend the
fall opening 1.-THE Parlor Millinery store,
Monday, Sept. "a. Miss Ottawa Cole. IT
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Burgess were
down from Medora last Saturday, Mrs
Burgess remaining in the city the quasi
of Mrs. Rudiselle.
Mrs. V. H. Stickney and Miss Mar.
jorie left Sunday for St. Paul where the
latter enters Oak Hall, Miss Backus'
fine school, having a limited number Of
students.
E. A.. Lillibridge purchased the c. w,
Rau dwelling on Barnes street this
week, taking immediate possession. He
will make thorough repairs and install
a new heating plant.
Howard Dexter and Fred J%enness re,
turned from the Brainerd hospital Tues
day, leaving Robert H. Smith of the
First National bank and ]. b. Thomp
son, the N. P. express agent, still there
The Hubs guessing contest for boy:
closed Saturday, the 18TH. The luck,
ones were Clyde Stewart, who received
a fine $500 suit; next came George
Wilsons WHO got a pair of fine shoes
The jar contained 416 beans. I,
Elk. Governor White was in the city
this week to adjust the Tarrant loss
which was carried in his company, the
Northwestern National, F. D. Hevene1
local representative. The policy Of
$1,000 was paid in full.
Hon. B. S. Russell, known to man,
in Dickinson, died Sunday morning al
his home in jamestown. He was promi
nent in his home town and we'll known
throughout the state and an honorec
member of the G. A. R.
Mrs. Helen M. Curry came in from
Oakdale on Monday in company witt
her son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A
B. Curry, and took the evening train
for Minneapolis where she will visit fol
a few weeks before returning to hel
Providence home.
S. B. Stapsbury and family expect tc
return to their Peoria, Illinois, home
the coming month where Horace STAINS.
bury will take a course in stenograph,
and ~typewriting. The Henry Gray anc
Cuban Star cigars, manufactured b,
Stansbury & Son, will still be handled
in Dickinson by Krauth & Rabe.
States Attorney M. L. Mcbride re-
turned Wednesday night from a bust
ness trip to St. Paul, and among Other
things he saw the Northern Pacific off
cials and received assurance that the
steel for the spur track to the Missouri
Slope Brick & Tile Co. works would be
laid at once, The grading was com
pleted some time ago.
These articles not in use; you ma,
have need for, a child's high chair, sole
oak, golden finish $500; a child's pusf