The Dickinson press., 1907-11-23
Telephone No. 81.

Try the Metropolitan cafe bread:
4 Will please you. Iz.l.tf
Mrs. !. All Little Of, Fayette Wal j
recent visitor in5the city.
Subscriptions for all kinds Of magra-
zinesStaken at The Ideal. Io.5.tf
II. F. Sloan was in from the Z
country the first Of the week. q
George w. Lee Of. Gladstone made q
business trip to this city last Saturday.
AdaughteT was born Saturday@No-
vember rs. to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul yguIn..
Freshscream pufs at the Metropolitan
day. II:23.tf
Mrs. N. D. Nichols and daughter
were visitors. in the city the FIRST olf5the
week. g8
E. B. Finn Of Fargo has been visiting
At the home Of p. ]. Hughes Tor the5past
week. Sz
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hamilton 81 Bow
man were in the city the 6rst.of the
week. "a
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Partridge were ia.
from the ranch near Halliday The first
Of the week.
IL Stoxen and Will Dohrmannuso Of
Taylor we're business visitors in the city
last Saturday. 4,
Better hurry if you .wish 10 take adj
vantage of the bargains at the ST. Paul
clothing store. 3s . 3I6-tf
The Metropolitan bakery has. fresh
pies every day and will take orders for.
anything special. 1I-23-3t
P.J. McGraw and family spent Sun
day in the city, the guests Of Nj. and
Mrs. A. Reynolds.
WI. Skif and j. S. Carter of$Still-
water we're business visitors in the city
the frstSot the week.
Mrs. Dan Harrington left last Satur-
day Tor Fargo, where she will remain
for an indefinite period. g*
Misunderstanding in private families.
Miss Rasmussen al Mrs. Mary. Hender-
sons on Hannaford street. Phone 81 4.
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Mrs. F. G. Reed; and little daughter
returned last, Saturday from a several
weeks visit with relatives in Rochester
MINI. $l9a
Miss Otterberry, the special toll
operator for the long distance lines, left
for Minneapolis on Monday to visit
relatives.
Attorney F. E. McCurdy of Richard
ton and Walter F. Rabel of Marshall
made a business trip to Dickinson last
Saturday.
We follow the home style of cooking
and would invite the public to give OF
goods q trial. Metropolitan bakery,
Sims street. II-23-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. James Soules left last
Saturday evening for Terre Haute, Ind.
being called there by the serious illness
.of his father. 81
George w. Graft of Garrison, Nd.
has been a.recent visitor in the city. He
went down to Bowman this week tolook
for a location. s$sSls
Mrs. Margaret Dexter arrived last
week from Saginaw, Mich, where she;
has been for several months, and will
remain in the city for n. indefinite stay.
Alfred and Frank Ledin and Carl
EDahlen, of Halliday were in Dickinson
on Monday. Frank Ledin was in to
make proof on his homestead. Carl.
Dahlen7 is called the boss hunter Of his
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Smith left Satur.
day night for a three months visit in the
east. they will visit in the Twin Cities
and other points along the line but will
spend the greater part Of the time in.
Elmira, n. ".
Edward WEIGH, who has been spend
ing some little time in Belfeld, spent:
Sunday with his cousins, Misses Leone
and Lauretta. Hannegan and Leroy
Hanneganins this city on the return to
his home in Minneapolis.
Don't forget that the Metropolitan.
bakery is nov ready for business in the
building recently vacated by Miss
Runck a a millinery store, on Sims
street, and is prepared to serve any and
all with first class stuff in. the bakery
line. 1,-23.2t
Col. ]. H. Field left Monday for.
Fargo. where he has been having his
eyes treated. For the past. few weeks
his eyes have been causing him con-
siderable trouble but his many friends
hope that the Colonel may be perma-
nently benefited BY the treatment.
r. T. Haywood. station agent at
Hebron for some years, has been APP
pointed agent al. Bowman. on the Milwau-
kee, where hesrePorted for duty on the
10th. Mrs. Haywood was the guest of
Mrs il. L..A Dickinson the first Of the.