The Dickinson press., 1907-06-15

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her home neal Seim.
Miss Scofeld changed her plans and
left the FIRST of the week forsWaupun.,
Wis. ss:
Mrs. Pete Berg and daughter, Della,
left yesterday for a short visit in Glen
dive.
Mrs. L. Scott of Taylor has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Al Harleman, this
week. -
Mrs. M. c. Brown and children are
spending the week with her sister. Mrs.
A. Dingman. u
p. ]. Pelissier brought two buffalo
cows down from the Custer Trail. ranch
the past week.
The PRESS wants an experienced COM
position for two months. Good wages.
Apply at once.
Friday, June IA, was flag day." the
anniversary OF the designing of the star
spangled banner.
Mrs. N. L. Gartley has been seriously
i'll the past week, but was o COM
Portable Friday. M
The Neil & Hagerman barber shop is
now located in the basement of the
hlnm oulldlng.
A feature of the Wednesday evening
amateur performance next Wednesday
will be a pie-eating contest.
Clarence Bush of Minneapolis arrived
last week and is assisting in the office Of
the Northwestern Building Co.
Miss Beatrice Lish is at the Stein hos
pital suffering with an attack of appen-
dicitis, and expects to undergo an opera
ton today.
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. 3.16-tf
A new gents and ladies' clothing
store, to be known as the St. Paul Store,
is being installed in the west end of the
Willard house, in charge Of Maurice
lacks.
AGAR of goods arrived this week for
R. F. Muth who is settling. I6. miles
north of Hettinger. Mr.: Muth will
move his 100 sheep up from South
Dakota in the fall.
Ladies, l a color your lace, velvet
silk gloves and canvas slippers to
match your gowns, on short notice.
Call at my home and see samples Of
work. Viola Homer. 6-1s-7p
Brooks >>Goodall has bought the
Pelessier-W Watson dray line, and has bis
office at the St. Charles hotel. Mr.,
Goodall having combined two dray lines
is better equipped than ever to give the
public good service.
At Cranston's ranch, ~24-I2o-oS, on Sun.
day, June 2a, the Lutherans will hold a
basket picnic and further consider the
matter Of, organizing an Independent
Lutheran church. A large attendance
and well-flled lunch baskets are desired
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Messersmith lef,
Sunday for St. Paul, where they will
visit relatives and friends before con.
tinuing their journey to; the Jamestowr
exposition and other places of interest II
the east. This is the FIRST trip Mrs
Messersmith has takenin e years.
LIE. Phelan received a new Maxwell
touring automobile on "Wednesday
Mr.. Phelan also hsa runabou'
car and is now wen equipped for max,
ing trips toshis cattle ranches northtand
to the Milwaukee extension, where aheis
about to engage in banking and will also
establish a line of lumber yards anc
elevators.
Carl c. Adams, irrigation enginee,
from Camp Crook, S. D. was In Dickin
son the first Of the week for the frs
time and was much pleased with GU,
city and its varied industries. Mr.
Adams is a product of South Dakota
having a large acquaintance in the
country tributary to Belle Fourche. HI
is the son of Mr.. Adams, the hoiseman
and has a fine business in the Camr
Crook country where irrigation operat'
ings are SO extensive. q :