The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13

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F.sA.Li.tle is In from Faystts. sssss
Sam Rhoades IL In from he aorth.
c.Skretteberg Of Seim q inthe cry.
Ohio Boyd has been quite: ~ thspast
week. ssssfssS
Frank Keogh was ever fromsths nossGIl
Friday. 3.
For all the latest ideas ID millinery u
10 Miss Murn's. 4,I3ssts
a. currie was loading freightteau,sitt
for Haley on Friday.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. VIM. chalonaIs
April 9. . daughter.
lanes Harmon Of Medora was III
Dickinson on Friday. ma. sss
C. C. Mead wal in from New England
several days this week.
J.E. Phelan returned Thursday from;
the Knife river country. ss5asss
Miss Grace Currie returned Thursday
from . visit In ST. Paul.
w. F. Hegge Of Hatton has been ID
the city this week on business.
Mrs. A. D. Heaton returned Wednes.
day from a nix weeks visit in Iowa..
Mrs. v. H. Stickney and daughter.
Dorothy. returned Sunday from 81. Paul.
Miss Murn has the best assortment 81
millinery in the city. and the cheapest.
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Wilbur Blakely and Charles Stilesaoi
Haley were in the city for freight this
week.
F. Deffebach and daugters, Doris,and
Miss Josephine. returned Friday from
Bozeman, Mont.
Paul Murn. formerly roadmaster Of
this division, arrived here Tuesday, to
visit for a short time. Il
Wanted-a good man to look after
lawn and trees; easy job. good salary.
Apply St. Patrick's. 4-I3:ti
Messrs. J. F.. Brodie, L. H. Dow and
O. b. Severson returned Friday from a
trip in the country south.
L. N. Gary. a real estate and insur.
ance man of Mandan, was t~ransactine
business in Dickinson Friday.
Capt. Boles and Adjutant General
Poole are the guests of Senator and
Mrs. L. A. Simpson while in the city.
Paul liner is buying horses at the
present high prices to ship to Seattle.
from which place he recently returned,
J. H. Argo. who has been suffering fol-
the past two weeks with the measles,
resumed his duties in the telegraph
Office this morning.
E. o. Ellsworth, who has been in
Seattle for the past six months, arrived
in the. city Thursday and has resumed
work on the Northern Pacific.
Bernard ]. O'Neill and son, Harry f,
O'Neill, operating az the O'Neill Land
Co., arrived in Dickinson this week and
have Offices in the Ray building. Thei,
ad. appears elseshere.
Al. L. Martin has the contract tc
move "a culvert pipes from Sentinel
Butte to the Milwaukee survey. The
pipes weigh from 1,6ooto 2,8oo pounds
each. Mr.. Martin will sub-let paying IS
cents per ton per mile.
Chief Of Police Stone Of Dillon, Mon.
tana. was in the citysthis week to testify
in one Of the murdereases on trial a,
the court house.eHe il the man who
made the clever arrest Of Tracey, q
noted desperate, some years ago, in
Washington.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Ms
Joseph Gamble was c%hristened, Gene:
We've, this week. with Mrs. L. H. Rudi-
selle as ged-mother and Matt Crowley
as godfather. Mrs. Gamble ana chill
dren left the next day to visit her par
ents at Broncho.
Messrs. Burk!y' & Tobias Of Chicago
have opened a Wholesale cigar store
the Ryan building over M. H.
Iinsley's billiard parlor. These gentle
men began work in the new quarters
the first of the week and will be turning
out high grade Havana and domestic
cigars in a few days. IA
The social entertainment evenly the
young ladies Of st. Patrick''s church
Wednesday evening was = great success
and netted the church over sos. Great
credit is due to the Sunday school
teachers, who had charge of the enter.
tainment, and they deserve the thanks
Tof <ha con0rA0afi0n F&4V