The Dickinson press., 1906-07-28
Saturday. July Is, 1906.
LOCAL NEWS.


Straw hats and linen hats cheaper at
The Hub.
Andy Joyce was a w%est-bound passen-
ger on Thursday.
All hats to be closed out from 25c. to
s.. At Miss Runck's. 1t
The frame for the Mcclure house
was raised on Thursday.
Suits cleaned and repaired best by
Nels, the tailor, at The Hub.
Mrs. E. J. Berry came down from
Glendive Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Jesperson OF Tay.
lor were in Dickinson on Thursday.
A large selection OF sterling silver
souvenir spoons finely engraved. IT,.
Greene & Co. 6.otf
w. H. Kruger has been the man in
charge of the wool warehouse this
season.
The famous Richardson's Superla.
tive carpets are sold here only by o. B
F~rankenberg. 5-1o-tf
w. r. Peet. Of the Dickinson Plumb.
ing & Heating Co., went to Bismarck
on Wednesday.
Crawford & Burnett have money to
loan on farm lands at 10 per cent in
terest and five years time. gait
The Bismarck Tribune was pleased
with the Hope concert and made special
mention of Miss Jessie Messersmith.
We carry a large stock of we'll selected
jewelry; orders for special made rings
and jewelry filled to your satisfaction.
6.otf T.. J. Greene & Co..
Miss Lizzie Schwartzhoff went to ST..
Paul on Monday where she was to visit
week before returning to her home in
Dubuque, Iowa.
G. A. McFarlane, attorney at law,
room IL. Ray building, Dickinson, N.
D., has money to loan on improved
lands. 7-28-tf
The Everett Land Co. is getting
ready for a large number of prospective
buyers and settlers. Mr.. Everett owns
nearly a half township of the fine farm
ing lands south of Gladstone.
A Geiss boy, 8 years old, had his
head and arm badly hurt this week by
one of the clay cars at the Dickinson
E;ro r. procead pr;cL r. u,~de po,.,
were playing with the car and started
it along on the track.
James Hartman, who was in Dickin.
son last Saturday, was making prepara-
tons to take Mrs. Hartman and their
daughter Pearl to Fargo this week.
The little girl is no better and it is
hoped that specialists can restore her
to health.
The second floor joist was laid the
past week for the Leonberger building,
but it is feared that the workmen will
have to wait for material again. Work
on the Thompson corner has been at a
standstill for some time because it was
impossible to get material. ,:
The June number of the North Da.
kota magazine, published by the state
department Of agriculture, under the
personal supervision of Commissioner
W. c. Gilbreath, is an excellent publ
cation. The possibilities OF Stark
county are to be treated in this maya
zine at some future date.
1t is a serious offense for any person
to drive across hose that has been laid
in the street by iremen. The Dickin.
son fire department has had a good deal
of hose damaged BY careless and
thoughtless teamsters, and in the future
it will be the policy of the fire chief to
arrest all persons who drive across the
city's hose.
Joe Wanner, brother of Frank Wan
ner of this city, lost his life in the Little
Missouri river, 70 miles north of Dick
inson, on Sunday. The boy was II
years of age, and in an attempt to help
his Younger brother to a place of safety,
met with the fatal accident. The boys
were in swimming and are supposed to
have gotten into quick sand. The
younger boy managed to get to shore
The remains of Joe were taken to Dick.
inson and burial services held from St.
Joseph's church.