The Dickinson press., 1906-04-14

b F. Deeken was up from Taylsr
on Monday. :
You always get the best suit at the
Hub. II
Get your Easter nec,ie and hat at L.
J. Dickinson & Son. II
Strictly fresh and strictly pure-the
candy sold at the Ideal. 4.l4r3t
Mrs. Frank Easton returned Sunday
from a ten days visit west.
All the delicacies of the season
served a la carte at the Metropolitan
Cafe. 4-l4-3t
Mrs. Harry Harleman returned
Monday from Taylor where she spent
a few days with Mrs. Scott.
Mr.. De Sart and wife, one son and
two son.in-laws and their families, who
have been stopping in the city for a
short time, have moved south to the
old Goodale farm. Their cattle, horses,
machinery ETC., are being taken south
of New England and as soon as suitable
quarters can be erected on their home
steads they will move out.
Mrs. Sarah E. c. Beck of Noble,
Ohio, who has been a constant reader
of the PRESS for years. in renting
sends her best wishes to the Press,
and writes that it has been a source of
great pleasure to her and is always
eagerly read for news of North Dakota
friends. She regrets. however, news>oi
the passing away of some OF the best
old time citizens.
The most successful specialist in
chronic and nervous diseases, DR.. Cha.
rest of Fargo. will visit professionally
Dickinson Saturday and Sunday, April
% and 20. at the ST.. Charles hotel;
Glen Ullin, Monday, April 80, at the
Columbia hotel; New Salem, Tuesday,
May J., at the Metropolitan hotel; Man.
dan, Wednesday, May 2, at the Inter
Ocean hotel. Tell him about your all.
ments. He can cure you. Consultation
S1!oo. 4-7-4t
Alberta Gallatin's voice is one of the
pleasing features of that beautiful
artists make up that has assisted her
toward her present high position on
the ladder of fame. Seldom, if ever
is one found on the stage that is Sc
we'll in charge, so we'll modulated and
SO sweetly pitched. 1t is one of the
voices that ring true with the senti-
ments its owner expresses, and once
heard is not soon forgotten. At the
Dickinson opera house. May d.
D. A. Sanford, the genial postmaster
and hotel keeper at Saltwater, is in the
city, where his many friends will be
glad to know he is gaining considerable
relief from the prosecutions of his enc.
my, rheumatism. MI. Sanford expects
to remain in Dickinson some time until
his health is fully restored. He is ar;
ranging to have a surveyor sent out to
plat the town of Saltwater. He own.
800 acres on one side of the present
street and the Hamilton Land company
a section on the other. Several enter.
prises are projected for Saltwater which
is bound to be a good point and which
will o o have telephone connection
with Dickinson and regular mail. The
Saltwater hotel has housed as many a.
90 some nights this spring and had a
record of 86 as one days registration.
The Odd Fellows are busy with theil
arrangements for the anniversary exer
cises, dedication of their new hail., etc.
to occur on the 10th. The services ar,
to be held in the hall at ? o'clock in tn
evening, followed by a dance in thu
opera house and banquet in the new
J St. Charles cafe. Each Odd Fellow ha
the privilege of inviting two couples
but the names must be reported to tn
committee, who issue all invitations ant
make all necessary arrangements.