The Dickinson press., 1907-04-20

morniug and, evening. Insthe evening al
class Of six membera. including DR..
Weston, Mr.. Rideout, George Dobson,
NH. .Peelers and the Misses lone
Csa4pbsAand Emma Rosendahl. were
sEbsneletM illiaGns Of New England
wiz Ia DicEinsons Thursday.
m;asyss;iEp PIN ks|day:
lawnt1nd-A iFej6br96odl salary.
;ApRsy;st yatrick;aA Yslf 4-l3.ti
s;MA.nsI: Of IS ! ?, indus.
mEfHislatiaqzzthhis wksee,t.ss
ny ofaasa' WI fesss IA I longtime II Il
desirtd, r. D. 1SrLE1 4.2o-ti
u. J.SMoore, located at 5TwinsB uttes,
Bowman county, returned this. week
from a visit in Wisconsin.
Charles Robinson, of Clay, Robinson
& Co.. returning from Miles, City, spent
z partsgf "Wednesday mtthe tiittx,
I 1ust:receiyed "a nsv::line o. Libby;
cut glass. You know that Libby:
means the best, at Scherfiuss the
+ pe 3: Norton, Il. .tl;s,. ia s..Ilornsy; for
Adams county. came from Devils cake.
He is a gentleman that, every onet;~ill
like out south. ~
Til. week, ,rho,. Evans nI sold foufiot.,
adjoining those owned""by' the Morth-
western: Building Co, to K,s A. Kairaen
at $500 per lot. -
man and 6rst.class gentleman in every
way, has the appointment of clerk Of
| court for Adams. "; +
Get estimates from A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign man. Artistic and up
tot-date, work., Office Northwestern Build
ing Co. Telephone ~, 3a6-tf
R. M. Blakely, Clyde Stuart. Lewis
Otos. H. Stiles, !. V. Henry and Frank
Trvba were among the New England
visitors in the city this week.
Get estimates from A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign man / Artistic and up
tto-date work. Office Northwestern Build
ing Co. Telephone oo:2: 3.16-tf
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
For sale-6 room house, closets, fur
mace, windmill, block and half from
p%sstofice, southeast frontage, lot 5ox141.
Proposition No. 5. Inquire of Auld 4
Lyle. 3-2-tf
Mrs. z. ]. Pelissier left the first of the
week for Sheridan, Montana, for a. visit
with her brothers. She met her sister,
Mrs. McConway of Pittsburg, Penn, at
Billings and the members of the family
are now enjoying %atreunion at Sheridan.
Mrs. S. M. Ferris has been spending
the week at Sentinel Butte and Medora.
Mr.. Ferris visited these places the first
of the week and will 60 to Medora Sat-
urday nightto spend Sunday and &C.
company Mrs. Ferris on her return
home.
At the home of MI. and Mrs. T. H.
Hayes Tuesday afternoon, their son
Ralph celebrated his eleventh birthday.
Fifteen of Ralph's young gentlemen
4 friends were present and enjoyed all
kinds of games. Refreshments were
served BY Mrs. Hayes and the boys had
a delightful time.
Miss Mildred>:HEtwiis2t entertained 4
party of thirteen young ladies at her
home Wednesday afternoon, in honor
Of her thirteenth birthday. The hours
were very pleasantly passed with games;
Excellent refreshments. were servedsbV
Mrs. Lewis; and the young ladies report
avery pleasant time. = ~ ~ I,
AS / have 10 use for my team, have
no time to use it., l will sell the entire
outfit, would prefer to sell all together,
2 nice driving horses, 7 years old, new
top buggy, only used n month, new
driving harness. Price for the whole
! outfit, $3.50. Apply to George Aud,
First National bank building. 33:23-tf
Gilbert Gilbertson, a homesteader
nine miles south of Saltwater, who was
called to Bangor, Wis.,, about two weeks
ago by the illness of his father, returned
Ito Dickinson Thursday morning and
learned that the prairie fire of last. Sun
5lday DESTROYED his house and barn, five
horses, COW and cali, pigs, poultry, etc.
Tie loss is estimated Il si5oo and is a
serious blow to Mr.. Gilbertson, who was
just getting nicely started.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McGill of Mime
apolis arrived the first Of the week Tor a
short visit with his brother, E.. =. Nc
Gill. Mrs. McGill left later in the week
for a visit in Butte, Mont. Mr.. McGill.
who is secretary of the O.:W. Kerr Land
Co. and has interests in the Homestead
Land and Loan Co, remained for few
days On acoount.of business, but.expectAa
toleaye nextweek fer Butte: There hs
will betijoined by MIS- McGill for q trlfli
to :their' ranchSnear Big Timber
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Grambs returned
Thursday night from Honesdale, Penn,
where they we're called about three
weeks ago on account Of the illness Of
Mr.: Gramb's father, who 9; died i IA April n1o9 g
inenr and highly respected citizen. He
was the father Of eighteen children, Of
whom:seven sons and two daughters
survive him. The funeral was held
Tuesday. April 9, and the SIX sons. wn 4
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