The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
T%hirty.two candle power electric
globes Al Drenkei's Tor age. i.o-tf

hS WIN uoio shSbI pSSS
quar,ely meetings next Tuesday.
Will Mccarthy has gone to Washing
ton to spend the rest ot the winter.
Commissioner and Mrs. S. P. Lowery
oi Bel6eld, were in the city on Monday.
Berrs & Rogers have opened their
barber shop in 'he American house,
corner OF Barnes and Cakes street.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Parkin came ,p
from Mandan on Wednesday and drove
south to their ranch the following day.
Miss Rosa Stephenson cam up from
Mandan on Wednesday TO visit at the
h III Of DR.. and Mrs. V, H. Stickney.
Miss Harriet c. Bedford of New
Salem, has been engaged to teach the
4th grade in the Dickinson high school.
DR.. G.. A. Clarke. Dentist, plate,
crown. bridge and porcelain work.
Office over Mcdonald & Pomroy's drug
store. 7-2s-ti
Automobiles are operated with COM
,~arative ease and comfort around the
city but in the country the. roads are
heavy.
The Methodist supper and social
Thursday evening at the home Of A. H
Deiters was quite successful. netting the
society about 'I8.
]. W.. Follis came in from the Bad
Lands the first Of the week and reported
that the grazing was all right for cattle
in his locality.
Dr.. F. w. Weston writes to have the
PRESS sent to him at Osawatomie.
Kans.. until such time as he is able to
return to Dickinson.
Johnnie Allen returned to Glendive
4st Saturday, having spent Christmas
with his grand parents, Capt. and Mrs.
J. G.. Saunders, of this city.
The annual costume ball. given b.
the young ladies OF St. Johns church
will occur at the opera house on the
evening of St. Valentines day, Febru-
airy "a.
The Masons Of Dickinson we're quite
busy on the afternoon and evening of
Dec. %. when the sd and 4th Royal
Arch degrees were confirmed upon
c. d. Litch. H.J. Jess:n and N. D.
Nichols.
H. Riesland, the we'll known
ptical specialist who has come here
for many years, grinding all glasses.
will be at the St. Charles Hotel again
Ian "a to II. See him even though
you have lost hope of getting rid Of
headache and eye strain. l-6 st
Glendive Review: b. F. Brown, who
has been taking a two weeks lay of,
went out on his usual run Thursday
mo,nng. Mr.. Brown had a small
tumor removed from his shoulder which
Inconvenience him somewhat and
marred the pleasure of his vacation,
however he made a trip to Dickinson to
atteud the Knights Templars conclave.
The three-story brick annex to the
st. Paul hotel is up and enclosed, but
so many of the workmen have been
absent from the city On account of the
holidays that very little inside work has
been done for some time. Senour &
Langley are ready to complete the
steam fitting as o o as the carpenters
get the necessary partitions set in the
basement.
Monitor: Engineer W. T. Nickel re.
moved his family to Dickinson Wed.
nesday. This change OF residence was
made solely to give him more time with
his family. His run being on Nos. 3
and 4 between this point and Dickinson.
his day ~lay.over at the latter place.
Mr.. Nickel and his estimable wife have
a large circle of acquaintance in
Glendive who very much regret their
departure. Glendive's loss will be
Dickinson's gain.
The Eastern Star ladies have the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Worthy matron-Mrs. ]. F. Davis;
worthy patron-J. F. Davis; associate
matron-Mrs. Dan Manning; conduc-
tress-Mrs. c. N. Barker; assistant con-
ductress-Mrs. w. L. Richards; treasur
er-Mrs. X. H. Johnson; secretary
Alice Campbell. Appolntive officers:
Ada-Mrs. w. J. Zimmerman; Ruth
Mrs. J. W. Currie; Esther-Mrs. c. H.
Pond; Martha-Lizzie Rapp; Electa-
Mrs. r. L. Davidson; warden-Mrs.
Anna %Lenneville; sentinel-J.lP. Tinple;
marshall-Delia Spears; organist-
Grace Crowl.