The Dickinson press., 1907-08-17
Mrs. J. H. Waggener has typhoid

Mrs. J. II. Waggener mas tyPnOlo
fever.
Angus Neil went to Glendive thi.
week.
New fall line.
Emil SchaAner of Arcodia, Wis,
arrived in the city on Friday.
Girl wanted for general homework at
the experiment station. Good wages.
8.17-2t
Lost-black bill book containing a
sum of money in bills. Mrs. Geo. Y.
Wilson. ID
Miss Ottawa Cole went to Minneapolis
this week to select a fall stock of
millinery.
Mrs. ]. A. Pangman and little son left
Friday for a weeks visit with relatives
in Hebron.
Mrs. w. A. Mcclure and daughters,
Carol and Grace, returned home
Tuesday evening.
c. B. Hanson arrived on No. 3 Tues
day with a party of land seekers from
Red Wing, MINI.
H. A. Schulze leaves this week for
Valley City, where he will take charge
OF the dry goods department in Hougen
Bros store.
Miss Gertrude Weiderman will leave
next Wednesday for Seattle for a short
visit before going to her home in Mount
Vernon, Wash.
Get estimates from A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign man. Artistic and up.
to.date work. Office Northwestern Build
ing Co.. Telephone oo-2. 3-I6-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. D. Itch returned
last Saturday from the cities, where they
accompanied Miss Cola last week.
Miss Litch will remain for some time
with Miss Alice Merry.
Manager T. H. Linden of the Biiou
Theatre Co. left Friday morning with
the members of his company for Glen
Ullin, where they gave one of their pop.
ular entertainments in the evening.
am again prepared to give lessons
on the piano and organ, and those
wishing to take will please call at Miss
Schultz's tailor shop over Mcdonald &
Pomroy,s drug store.
Miss JENNIE SCHULTZ. 8.1o-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Current, Mrs. F. P,
Stone and daughter. Frances, returned
Friday from a trip to Belle Fourche and
other South Dakota towns. They made
the trip in an automobile and were the
first party to make this overland journey
in an auto.
For Sale-One secondhand sixteen.
horsepower compound Minneapolis
thresher engine. This engine has been
used two years. 1t is in good condition.
Will sell at a very low figure, with or
without separator. WALTON & DAVIS.
8-1o-tf
Married, at the Methodist parsonage,
Friday afternoon at three o'clock BY the
pastor. Rev. F. w. Gress, Elmer Sankey
and Miss Edna Elliott, both of Haley,
N. D. MI. and Miss Anderson, ], K,
Jackson and c. A. Allison ACCOMPANIED
the bridal pair. Mr.. and Mrs. Sankey
will reside on the groom's homestead
at Haley.
The funeral of Mrs. John Uchytell,
who died Saturday night after a weeks
illness with typhoid fever, was held
Monday morning. Besides a husband,
Mrs. Uchytell is survived by four chill.
dren, the youngest being only eleven
months old. MI. Uchytell has taken the
children into the country, where they
will make their home with their grand
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richards pleas.
antly entertained about fifty gentlemen
and ladies at $500 on Thursday even.
ing. The rooms were prettily decorated
with Aowers-sweet peas in the from,
parlor, nasturtiums in the back parlor,
petunias in the dining room and asters
in the hall. Lunch was served between
eleven and twelve, closing a delightful
evening.
A. B. Grambs returned the first of the
week from Bismarck, where he left Mrs
Grambs improving nicely from her
recent operation and she expects to re.
turn here in a few days. Mr.. Grambs
has turned over his hardware business
to the Dickinson Hardware Co. and will
remain in this city until Mrs. Grambs
regains her health. Mr.. Grambs states
that he thoroughly enjoyed the business
in this city and the future business
prospects, but his health has been such
that he could not work and he mus,
seek some other climate on account o.
rheumatism. He expects to go to Cali.
fornia or else to some eastern state anc
retire from business until he fully re-
gains his health.