The Dickinson press., 1907-01-26
Andrew Walsh was down from Glen.

Andrew Walsh was down from Glen.
dive this week.
Until Feb. Ist Berringer Bros. sell
beef at a very low price. 1t
Robert Lyle was in Mandan this
week to attend real estate meeting.
Louis Christensen OF Bel6eld was in
town a few days the first of the week.
MI. and Mrs. A. M. Pomroy were in
Bismarck this week, leaving here Thurs
day.
Attorney w. c. Crawford returned
Wednesday from a short business stay
in Bismarck.
An unlimited quantity of potatoes,
onions and all kinds of vegetables at
Berringer Bros.
A son was born Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Defoe, who live eight
miles west Of this city.
Call at Berringer Bros market for
bargains. They will sell you choice
beef, cut ready for the pan, at ~ cents
per pound. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mckinley Of
Mandan were in town last week looking
after their business interests and visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Lincoln and
daughter, Dorothy, of Staples. Mimi.
en- route to California, visited at the. J..
E. Phelan home on Thursday. Mr..
Lincoln is Mrs. Phelan's brother.
M. S. Cuskelly, the Oakdale merchant,
was in Wednesday for supplies. He
expected to return the following day as
far as the Sadowsky place and to get
home at the end of the third day.
F. F. Cook drove in from New Eng.
land on SUNDAY and P. H. Rumble took
the team back Monday. Mr.. Cook says
that things are all right at his ranch,
and he may not go out again for a few
weeks.
Oliver M. Cockrum. special U. S.
agent for the Dickinson and Bismarck
land districts, dropped dead in the cap
ital city Wednesday night. Deceased
leaves a wife and son. The re-
mains will be taken to Indiana for inter-
ment. Register S. NJ. Ferris went down
Thursday evening to attend the funeral.
o. H. Will & Co. of Bismarck have
just filled an order recently received
from the government of the United
States of Colombia for Northwestern
Dent seed corn, a variety 70, which this
firm is famous, they having originated
and perfected a distinct form. Should
the species thrive under tropical condi.
tions, other and larger orders will nc
doubt follow.
To accommodate the large number
who wish to attend the worlds conven
! ton of Sunday school workers in Rome
| or to take advantage of the special rates
it has been found necessary to charter =
second steamer to sail from New YORK
on the same date, April y, that thu
Romantic leaves Boston. Rev. Johr
Orchard of Fargo, state secretary, j,
. among the twelve already booked from
this state.
) Readers of the PRESS will. be inter
ested in the page advertisement of til,
A. T. Crowl:: Co: Department Store
which appears in this issue. There il
always something doing in Dickinson
= when this firm inaugurates a specia
sale. People are attracted here from
long distances, 50 and 100 miles, and thu
crowds Of purchasers realize from pas
experience that they are certain to re
real bargains.
A. ]. Gray of New Salem, who was i,
r town Monday. was very much pleased
t to, learn that his two children were un
harmed by the fire that destroyed S,
Johns Catholic orphanage in Farg'
early Sunday morning. After the fir
broke out it was not thought necessar,
to remove the children, however, tn
= work of the 6remen was handicappe,
by the cold and as soon as it was evi
dent that the building could not b
= saved the children were all removed il
safety. The building is a total loss.
One of the modern residences recent
completed on Barnes street is that Q
k Mrs. Margaret Roberts. The mai
entrance to this house is from a we.
e porch through a v%estibule, duplicat
e Dureten doors being used. The spa
cious open hall is connected with tn
dining-room by sliding oak doors, and
: pleasant feature of this room is tn
south bay window with built-in shell
forming an ideal place for flowers. En-
trance to the parlor from the hall
through an open archway with oak pillar
on either side. These rooms are fnishe
in golden oak and a sleeping room, oper
inc off the narlor and the kitchen ar