The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13

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supplies. :E
LambersonB Bros. la,thers and shinglets.
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helPers q lhts saddlery andsharness
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Dan Bryan came 1900 niles ftonli
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as thssRoy Hathos.ea1e. ss
Ano,her btir MILES, & Gisy bsuiidinis CON.
E,racshlss been awara 10 I'LL North.
western Building co.of Dickinson. &
Miss Bessie. Wilson, NO III beea
working 10 Treasurer Riesibeck's Office.
10 again helping At the Brown store.
Ed. Peterson, who had the Pathmann
Bros. contract for the pressed brick
store at Richardton, has completed bis
job and returned't TO Dickinson. ID
The Northwestern Building Co. have
purchased two lots Of Thomas Evans on
Willard street. Tkis gives the company
las feet on Willard street and ample
yardage west Of its Office and millworks.
Miss Henrietta. Fox, who has been
spending several weeks in Seattle, re.
turned home this week and has resumed
her duties as cashier in A. T. crowl's
store. Miss Margaret currie. who has
been acting 40 cashier in the store, left
this week for a short visit in ST. Paul.
Up. Moon returned the first Of the
week from the Brainerd hospital. where
he was keptsfor ninety-on days for an
appendicitis operation and the extrac-
tion of a bullet from the shoulder. Mr..
Moon feels like a hew man now and
goes from here to his ranch at Mary.
Rev. r. ]. Kellogg has resigned al
pastor Of the First Congregational
church of Dickinson to take effect May
!. at which time he goes to his new
home ear the Milwaukee line in Bow,
man county. The people Of the country
south will be fortunate in having Rev
and Mrs. Kellogg in their midst.
w. F. Thomas arrived the first of the
week from San Francisco with a view o
making his future home in this locality
His wife will come as soon as he get
settled. Nj. Thomas served as corpora
in Co. K in the Philippines and ha'
many acquaintance, including militar.
comrades. who will be pleased TO note BIZ
freturn.
Bismarck Tribune: In the Paris ARR
walls cabled to the New York Herald o
"Wednesday, April 3, were the names 0
mrs. w. H. Winchester Of Bismarcl
and her sister. Mrs. Chas. ;Burch Of S,
Paul, who are making a tour of Europe
Theyhave spent the most Of the winte
in, Italy. After a brief visit in Paris
Berlin and other points they will sail TO
America. arriving home some time il
June.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methods
5[church held asociable Tuesday even
ing At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
EShaw. The party numbered ffty-iv
and included the ladies of: the society
their husbands and a number Q
young ladies who assisted with til
program. As 4 part of the program
each memberAof the society told no,
she earned a dollar for the good cause
Some very interesting and amusin
stories were told. Several musics
selections were rendered during tn
evening. Excellent refreshments wer
served and very enjoyable time wa
had. The receipts of the socis
amounted to s33e.65.
!. Hathon Acquitted.