The Dickinson press., 1907-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.

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A.speci,l sele on ribbons a. NJ. II y.
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,pienkel deliver. baled hay 10 any
plece in the scity,e- a-l6-tf
a. 4 special ;rs :.ls,ea ms III glove; c
sRull lins.of lie bsstheasests;sadsbfsnks
asahe Press :ofhcsSS, 4s6-3t
bushel at DrehKers:s s;e.tf
Good cook wanted, call or ADDRESS,
Dickinson Hospital $50 II
Senator Purcell Of Wahpeton visited
in>the city'this week.
Col. A. P.:Peake: Of Valley City visited
in:the city this, week. .4a-y,. -. $50 .,,ys .s.
Large, nicely furnished room for rent.
Inquire at PsKFsss office ! I 3:5o-Af;
Found, on the New England road, a
picture. Callaat the PREss'ofice. 1t
Another consignment u, beautiful hats.
received this week at Miss Murn's. 1t
If YOU want good values call and
examine farm harness at Grambs.' it
y. o. Lyle returned Wednesday from
a~,several days business trip in the east.
"A full line of Oregon saddles, $3.50
and up, at Grambs' hardware store. 1t
&C. Sperber and H. Dehlinger were
in from the Oakdale country this week.
The Northwestern Building Co. of
Dickinson now has 43 workmen EN-.
ployed. y
The experiment station has for sale a
few bushels of broom-corn millet suit
able for seed Price reasonable. 4.2o-1
A young lady. desires a position as
stenographer in a town in North. Da-
kota. Address, Box 514, Bismarck.
N. u. ID
There will be no services at the
Lutheran church Sunday morning,
English service will be held at the
church at 7:3o in the evening. 81"
James c. Young has gotten out a map
of the city of Dickinson, with all the
additions. The map may be seen at
Crawford & Burnett's office. 2.2o-2t
]. w. Sturgeon of DeSmet, S. D.,
arrived in the city Wednesday and has
commenced work as stenographer in
the Office of the Consolidated Coal Com
pany.
c. 7. Langley and r. c. Hill are max.
ing arrangements to establish ageneral
land and real estate business and will
open an Office in the Senour & Langley
building. =
The Dickinson commercial club has
sent a communication to the city council
asking that more diligence be exercised
in the matter of having streets and
alleys cleaned.
During the last IS days, 50 cars o!
immigrant movables have been received
at Taylor, 50 at Gladstone and over lac
immigrant cars have been unloaded in
the Dickinson yards.
Station Agent George Kilmer, who
has been suffering for the past week
with an attack of appendicitis, expects
to leave Sunday for the hospital at
Bfainerd for an operation.
The first of next week Berringer Bros
cattle from ne west: These 4.year.old
:beeves make splendid beef, as patrons
ot the market already know. ;!
! Mrs. E: Nelson and son, Ernest, oil
Delta, lowa, ar svisitinR relatives in the
city. Mrs. Nelson is a,daughter of Mrs
Mary Shipley and had not benin. Dick.
inson for about fifteen years. 1. j. :.
Parties having Jewell Nursery Co.
stock coming this spring will please cal
promptly on being notified, as the poor
health of F. D. Morford will not permi,
OF his taking the stock around. 1,
H. w. Reed of Seim, S. D., who has a
claim near the state line, was in the cit,
this week for supplies, He reports thai
the work of grading for the new Mil
waukee road is being carried on at hi!
farm.
Our spring stock of wall paper is now
ready tor your inspection. All bright
no old chestnut tst to p work Of. IS Se ,navi
new line before making selections
McDonalo q Pomroy. 4-2o-ti
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Dodd passei
through here the first of the week fol
Hunters Hot Springs for a two weeks
stay before returning to this city, where
they will make their home. Mr.. Dodc
resigned as yardmaster at Mandan anc
will resume his position as conductor. <
William Benzie of Warren, Mimi, ha.
been spending the week with his son, D
M. benzle, and expects to leave for his
home Saturday. Mr.. Benzie, in com
pany with his son, A. ]. Benzie and fam.
ny, expects to come west in the neal
future and make a home in Dickinson
Il. H. ,MilIiren and family and Rev
MI. Eek of Pepin. Wis, arrived in the
city this week with a car of goods. Mr.
Milliren and son, Clyde Milliren, anc
Mr.. Eek have homesteads in the countr,
south and have moved a part of theii
goods out. The party left the cit,
Friday.
Bishop Mann conducted services a
st. Johns Episcopal church Sunda,
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