The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04
r.. c. Short Of Medora was in town

H. G. Short Of Medora was in town
Tuesday.
compasses. all kinds. al. scherfaus
jewellery store. 4.77.tf
Miss Myrtle Homer is assisting 10.
Mrs. IL. Browns store.
Gus Lieber Of jamestown was ! busi
ness visitor in the city this week. 80
II you want 70 sharpen your appetite,
eat grape fruit. Al Drenkel's. 4.3o-tf
Henry Truelsoa. manager Of The Ze.
NTH coal mine. was In the city this week.
The Lanson cash carrier system WI
installed In Roquette Bros store this
week.
j. 3. Stoddard Of Sentinel Butte vas
= business visitor here the FIRST OF the
week.
T. H. Lacey Of Minnesota has taken q
position in Christ Pederson's blacksmith
shop. I
H. c. Durham Of DeSmet, S. D., has
been in the city for the past week on
business. i.
Every thing known in paints and
painting material at Mcdonald &
Pomroy's. 4.2o-tf
Wanted-to buy some good relinquish-
ments. Rourke's Land Agency. Dick;
inson, NJ 4.77.4t
Mrs. L. A. Davis left Wednesday
night for q few weeks stay at Hunters
Hot Springs. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. White and little
daughter were down from Bel6eld
Wednesday.
Felix O'Brien and John McPike Of
Saltwater we're in the city this week for
supplies and lumber.
B. E. Noark has rented one of the
Suits cottages on Barnes street and
has taken possession.
The Dickinson Horse Sales Co. is
listing thousands of horses for the June
sale. Are yours among themi 5-4.tf
Miss Edna Williams. who recently.
arrived from her home in Hayward
Wis.,, has resumed work in Roquette.
Bros. store.
Christ Peterson, who was confined
to the house the first of the week on
account of illness, is again on duty at
the blacksmith shop.
F. E. Coar left Wednesday with a
O0uAu VI IoA1OSC0hCIS D. lOI ~ D. x10USOUs
for a trip to South Dakota and the
southern part of this state.
Gus Davis and family arrived
Wednesday from Minneapolis and have
gone out to their homestead in the
country south, near the Dodge ranch.
Earl Hess, who recently arrived from
Iowa, has located on a homestead in the
south. During the summer Mr.. Hess
will work in the ]. c. Cartwright store.
A fine, almost new, six-hole. nickel
trimmed Garland steel range, with
warming closet and 15.gallon reservoir,
for sale. Phone II call 8. 5.4-tf
The many friends of Halvor Woolsey,
who was seriously burned in the Greene
drug store fire last month, are glad to
see him on duty at the store again.
John Kudrna was in the city Thurs.
day. Mr.. Kudrna is moving his family
from Fayette to Belield, where he has
built a house and intends to locate in
business.
There will be no services at the
Lutheran church Sunday, May s, owing
to the absence of the pastor, Rev. o. T.
Just, who will hold services in Belield
on that day.
]. A. Wirtz from southern Iowa has
purchased the F. E. Morgan ranch near
New England. Mr.. Wirtz has a home.
stead also and expects to raise cattle
and farm.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church will be entertained from 3 to &
f0'clock next Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
w. H.. Poor and Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge,
at the latter's home.
F. M. McCabe has finished his labors
in the local telegraph office and left
Thursday night for Fargo t accept the
position OF "late night chief" in the N.
P. office at that city.
John Reissbeck returned "Wednesday
from Fargo, where he visited his son,
who has been unable to attend to his
studies at the agricultural college for
the past week on account of illness.
May E is the night OF Rose Coghlan's
engagement in "Mrs. Warren's Profess
sion" at the opera house and already
there has been such a large sale of seats
that the charming actress need have no
doubt as to her popularity in this city.
Capt. J.G. Saunders, clerk of Stark
county court, has been busy for the past
rev Gays making Out declaration papers
for people to become citizens Of the
United States. On Monday twelve sets
of papers were made u and the aver.
age for the past month has been at the
rate Of four per day.
The Knights Templar will meet at
Masonic hall at 9 O'Clock sharp on Sun
day morning, May s, for the observance
of Ascension Sunday. The Sir knights
will march to the cemetery for the pur.
pose of viewing the grave Of the late
w. A. McCloy and upon their return
will attend the regular service at St
Johns Episcopal church.
The Brown Dairy team figured in a
runaway last Monday afternoon. The
horses were left standing near the home
of Prof. Berg, when they we're frightened
by several boys. who were PLAYING in an