The Dickinson press., 1906-02-17

= John Gunwall was up from Taylor o.
Monday.
Cashier L. F. Crawford was down.
from Sentinel Butte on Monday.
c. H. Wiley took a load of freight
out Tuesday for the Fayette Mercantile
Co.
The clothes. line thief visited the
yards Of M. L. Mcbride and M. L.
Ayers on Tuesday evening.
Windsor ties, 10 cent and IS cent
values, to be closed out at 5 cents each,
at Mrs. J. L. Browns. 2,7.3t
Wolf hounds and wagon for sale,
cheap. if taken at once. c. H. Merry.
2-17.3p
MI. and Mrs. E. p. Stanley we're Up
from Lehigh this week. Mrs. Jerry
Hayes accompanied them on their re.
turn.
Get behind one Of our chest protectors
1t will save you doctor bills. All kinds
and sizes at Mcdonald & Pomroy's.
II-4.tt
Paul Gross, of Bel6eld, and James
Elms, Of this city, have rented the Simp.
son building on Cross street, just below
Cakes, for a paint and paper hanging
shop.
R. Miller Of C%lintonville, Wis, was
in Dickinson last Saturday. Mr.. Miller
had made a drive north from Taylor
with Herman Leutz and seemed
pleased with the country.
Merchant Little was in from the
north on Wednesday and purchased
several boxes of those fine cigars
manufactured by S. B. Stansbury &
Son in the PRESS building.
Fred c. Wall OF Anslm, this state,
was in Dickinson on Wednesday, having
come down from Hunters Hot Springs.
Mr.. Wall likes this country and will
probably move here during the sum.
mer.
Coffees that can't be beat, we have
them-Chase & Sanborn's celebrated
roasted coffee. W. feel proud of hav-
ing secured the agency for this coffee,
A trial order will make you a customer.
!. c. Cartwright Co. 2-I7.tf
Mrs. H. D. Twombly, e O'Donnell,
spent Sunday in Dickinson, the guest of
her old friend, Mrs. Fred Dickinson.
Engineer Twombly has left the service
OF the Northern Pacific and is making a
tour of the Coast country, with Port
Arthur, Texas. as his objective point,
and his wife is making for the same
point, visiting in St. Paul en- route.
The young girls of St. Johns Sunday
School have formed a sewing society,
and meet every Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. ]. B. Thompson. Their
object is to earn money for the Easter
offering for missions.
Mrs. w. L. McKibbin OF Beach was
an east-bound passenger a few days
since to join her husband at Brainerd,
Mr.. McKibbin broke a leg and an arm
nearly three months ago while working
on the coal dock and has been in the
hospital ever since. He does not re.
! gain the use Of his arm and still suffers
greatly.
The Valentine social, given by the
Altar Guild of St. Johns church, at the
home Of the directress, Miss Edna
Scoheld. was a success. The decora.
tons carried out the Valentine idea
partners were secured by shooting with
bow and arrow at a large heart covered
with numbers corresponding to those
worn by the ladies, and the game Of
Hearts" was played. After a delicious
lunch, a short programme was enjoyed
by the guests. About $40 were added
to the fund.
Mrs. p. A. Berg arranged a yer,
pleasant surprise for Mr.. Berg Monda,
evening. When a large company o
his gentlemen and lady friends took
possession of the house and put him il
possession of a fine new leather chair
Mr.. Berg began to realize that a birth
day surprise party was in full swing
First greetings over, cards formed thu
entertainment of the evening unit
lunch was served. Over the latter tn,
guests fingered, at a late hour bidding
their hosts adieu with best wishes 70
many happy returns of the day for Nh
Berg.