The Dickinson press., 1907-10-19

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c. A. Boff was in the city this week.
Complete winter outfits for men and
boys. 1t The Hub.
W.;P. Owens was in from the ranch
Wednesday.
For rent-two nicely furnished rooms
for gentlemen. Address H., care of
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B.. S. Covell, postmaster and merchant
at Rainy Butte, was in Dickinson on
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. w. Follis and Mrs. Nels
Nichols of Medora have been visiting in
the city this week.
Fred Lee, a new Iowa settler seven
miles south of Medora, was in Dickin-
son the past week.
The finest line of horse blankets in
the city and at prices that will please
you at H. X. Folscroft's. 1o.Io.tf
Ladies are getting interested in the
game of Box Ball at Mrs. ]. l.. Browns.
They are always welcome. 1o.5.tf
If you want to please your best girl
take her to Mrs. Browns Box Ball par.
Tors to enjoy a game of Box Ball. 1o.5-tf
J. w. Stimson and Fred Hempftling
were in the city Wednesday OF business,
returning to Fayette on the following
day.
F.. J. Smith has gone to look after his
stock interests in the vicinity of CARR
son. He will be back in time for the
Hettinger sale of lots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Connell of Bill.
lings county were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Ferris Sunday and left the
first of the week for Detroit, MINI.
Mrs. Rovig of Mandan, who will be
remembered as Miss Minnie Olson, who
attended the high school in this city,
arrived Wednesday for a short visit.
c. L. Melby, Louis Anderson and
others were at the Dickinson U. S. land
Office this week to make Communication
proof.
Mrs. R. J. Turner and daughter, Vi
Wan, arrived from Gladstone Tuesday
evening and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Carter.
Miss Minnie Rasmussen, who has been
making improvements on her deceased
brothers claim near Midway, has re-
turned to the city and has resumed her
duties as a nurse.
Two young men from the country got
too hilarious Monday night and, ION the
cool grey dawn of the morning after"
settled in police court with fines amount.
ing to $40 and S74.
/ Messrs. A.A. Jackson, Maurice Don
nelly, E. c. Barry. Walter Junkin, ]
McAndress and H. R. Folscroft wen,
out Sunday and, after a few hours hunt.
ing, returned with 40 chickens.
General Superintendent Boyle of Liv'
ingston, Mont, Supt. ]. M. Horn of St
Mechanic c. E. Allen of Glendive made
day.
The name of ]. S. Snyder was pre-.
sented at the commercial club this week
as a nonresident member. J. G. Quin'
Ivan, Geo. Senour and D. M. Benzie
constitute the new entertainment com.
mittee.
Mark Sutherland returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Lakota, Grand
Forks and Fargo. He thinks that the
crops in this part of the state have been
much better than those farther east this
year.
Allen S. Peck, a representative of the
Forest Extension from Washington, D
c., was a visitor at the local experimen,
station Tuesday. In his work, relative
to forest extension, he hopes to cooper
ate with the managers of the various
experiment farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Mcbride returned
Sunday from Minneapolis, where the,
parents. Mr.. McBride's mother ha.
time, suffering with nervousness. She i!
slowly recovering but is still far from
being well.
At the regular meeting of the Blue
Lodge, held in Masonic hall last Friday
evening, DR.. Henning and Col. William!
of Taylor we're instructed in the seconc
degree. Max Bloom of Taylor and MI
Gorham of Gorham received instruction
in the third degree.
A fire in the barn at Mrs. Ella Foxi
place on Barnes street called out tn
fire department at II o'clock Wednes
day forenoon. The fire caught from
rubbish fire made by one of the neigh
bors and not properly watched. Tht
barn was quite badly damaged and sew
eral loads of hay were ruined.
Chief of Police Corbett went ID mile
south Tuesday evening and arrested
one Thomas B. Scannel[, who was OF
his way to the state line with lumbe
that is claimed to be the property %
other parties. A charge of petit larcen,
has been lodged against the prisoner
who will be given a hearing on Thurs
day, October "a.
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