The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23

Ten ~thirty-one piece breakfast sets
$3.50 each at Drenkcl's 2.23.tf
B. F. Decker Of Taylor was in Dick
inson on Monday and paid his taxes
to sI1S.
Mrs. Adelaide Davis Of Belfeld ar
rived in this city recently and is assist
ing in DR.. Davis Office.
Fl. M. Roberts was called to St. Paul
Saturday to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Bert Seymour.
]. B. Bird Of Belield arrived in this
city Wednesday for a several days
visit at the home Of his sister, Mrs. F.
P. Stone.
Mrs. J. A. Ferris, who was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris the first of
the week, left Tuesday night for her
home in Medora.
Frank Schlender and Oscar Oscerson
were in from Wolf Butte on Monday.
They came to Gladstone with teams
and from there came up on the train.
S. Signam, a nephew of c. Goldstein.
arrived in this city a few days ago from
South Africa and is looking for a favor
able opportunity to locate in business.
Charles Gunkel of Arthur, this state.
spent a few days the past week at his
son Carl's cattle ranch near Belfeld,
transacting business in Dickinson on
Saturday.
The quarterly apportionment of state
school funds for Stark county for this
quarter mounts to S1,44o, a slight in
crease over the corresponding quarter
last year.
Fred Burning of Richardson cor.
siders that the deep SHOWS of the pres
ent winter will be advantageous to the
1907 crops, and especially if the March
weather is favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Rundlet came in
from Black butte Tuesday and left the
following day for their home at Boze-
man, Montana. George Cass, father of
Mrs. Rundlet, accompanied them as
far as Dickinson.
The state case against Andrew and
Stanilaus Kalesket, brought in Justice
Fslsom's court, has been settled. One
Menvik was the complaining witness.
The parties, coal miners at Lehigh,
shared the costs equally and thus ended
their quarrel
"A Poor Relation" is a pure comedy
amusing and interesting and will be
given in the opera house this Friday
evening by the Davis & Eugene com
pany. The matinee in the afternoon
was largely attended and a full house i:
expected in the evening.
The state against Peter Helms, Caro-
line Mischief complaining witness, wal
up before Justice Folsom on Wednes
day. Defendant gave a bond in tn,
sum Of $1,000 and the case will com VI
at the April term of court. The partie
live in the vicinity of Richardton.
Arthur Sand came to this city Satur
day to meet his sister, Miss Esthe
Sand, who has been attending tn
State Normal school at Valley City
Miss Sand accompanied her brother tn
first of the week to the Sand Brothers
ranch, seven miles east of Haley.
, Superintendent of schools, Lloy'
! RAIDER, accompanied Mrs. RAIDER to Bis
!. marck Wednesday night. Mrs. RAIDER
. who has not been in the best of healt
r for some little time, will receive trea,
n ment at the Bismarck hosp ital.
]. y. Lytle has been having quite
e serious time for the past week, s%ufferin,
with an abseess on his face as the re
e suit of an liberated tooth. He has bee
unable to attend to his work in the offc
e and has spent a part of the time in tn
If hospital. The abscess took a NOR
It favorable turn Wednesday and M
Lyle has been more comfortable sine