The Dickinson press., 1906-09-29

Jack Carroll purchased the piano be.
longing to S. B. Stansbury.
Pat Mckinley 10 having a windmill
erected on his Cakes street property.
Mrs. A. Hilliard and Miss Marion
arrived home at the end of last week.
Mrs. v. H. Stickney, Mrs. H. ].
Schultz and daughter, lsma, returned
from the east Tuesday.
w. P. Brannon is getting about on
crutches, recovering from a serious
attack of rheumatism.
Word has been received that Mrs. M.
N. Bran has been operated on in Chi.
cago and is improving.
Miss Louise Brady of Spanish, Mon
tana, arrived Tuesday to visit her
brother, ]. M. Brady, of Lehigh.
The "dearie" FIVE hundred club met
with Mrs. w. B. Howe Monday even
ing and a dear time was reported.
Mrs. A. L. Nichols of Mandan, who
had been visiting Mrs. P. Mckinley and
other friends, returned home the first
of the week.
Carl Hannah of Richardton came
up on No. 3 Saturday and went to
Green river te spend Sunday with his
sister. Mrs. John Fisher.
The following Haley people we're in
Dickinson this week: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Ovens, Frank, Ed. and Dick Jackson,
John Dodge and 5. R. Shannon.
Come in and see our new steel carpet
sweepers; also floor brushes, brooms,
mops, etc, everything to clean your
floors with, except soap. Senour &
Langley. o-2o-tf
Mrs. Frank Ryan and Miss Margaret
Cunningham visited their brother, c. T.
Cunningham and family on their way
home to Bismarck from Tacoma where
Miss Margaret has been seriously i'll.
Now is the time and here
is the place to look for an up
to-date stylish suit or over
coat for fall and winter. The
Hub. 1t
!; Mrs. F. A. Little returned Tuesday
from a seven weeks visit to Augusta
: and other points in Maine. She was
T there for "old home week" and had a
t delightful time meeting friends whom
she had no seen for rs years.
J.. A. Flynn and D. Fouts have taken
t the agency for the Bismarck bottling
E works. They will supply the dealers
from New Salem west to Glendive
r The quality of these goods can not be
exce'led II
Markus Zimmerman was returning t.
his Richardton home Monday afte'
transacting business in Dickinson
. Mr.. Zimmerman is Of the wist
farmers who raises both cattle anc
grain. His grain this year is very good
n Mrs. Mary liner and Miss Henriett;
Fox left Monday for a few weeks visi
$ in Minneapolis and Hayward, Wis
o Miss Margaret Currie is acting al
s cashier and bookkeeper in A. T. Grow
y & Cos store during Miss Fox's absence
While riding on the old Roosevelt
ranch the horse Mrs. George Lee wa!
e riding fell with her and this veteran
horse-woman as a result sustained
sprained ankle. She was unable tt
d walk for some days but was in Dickin
a son Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. c. M. Ballweber, VIII,
reside on a homestead south of New
> England near Rainy butte, were in 70
- lumber on Saturday. They are erecting
y a stone house % by 20 #. and should b.
. very comfortably situated when tn
same is completed. Mr.. Ballweber is
carpenter and has been construc
ting a dwelling for Mrs. Rice, a neigh
s. Dor. The home of the latter is "a by 3
IS It. with full basement.
r. WI. Kennedy and !. ]. BARLEY wer
IS in the city from South Heart Saturda
to complete the transfer of the Bartle
store and stock to Mr.. Kennedy. MI
$, BARLEY has built up a fine trade a
le South Heart which Mr.. Kenendy will
IT doubtless be able to increase as tn
70 country settles up. The new owne
J. will add fresh stock and the peopl
will always and good goods and get
square deal from the genial proprieto
There is an element of novelty, ofte
amounting to surprise, in the conten,
\ of the October Century. The article o