The Dickinson press., 1907-04-20

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Rev. Lie. Yeoman of Taylor was in
the city Thursday and Friday and
assisted in the revival services at the
Methodist church.
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning, Prot. P. S. Berg will give an
address, and in the evening an espe-
cially fine musical program will be rem.
dered.
!. B. Mann and son. Howard, en- route
from the south to their new ranch at
Williams. In Mckenzie county, were in
the city on Thursday.
John Luhman sold a small load Of
hogs this week for eight cents mel, per
pound. The raising Of hogs should be a
profitable business at this price.
R. b. Watson of Omaha, Neb.. was a
business visitor in the CITY this week
and also renewed his acquaintance with
his former townsman, E. p. Stanley.
Rob. Morris. the expert paper hanger.
painter and decorator, is prepared to do
all kinds of work in his line. Leave
orders at Mcdonald & Pomroy's. 4-2o.tt
J. Sowdahl, late Of Grafton, has filed
on a homestead in Adams county rear
the Milwaukee survey. MI. Sowdahl Is
planning to 20 into business at Hettin-
ger.
Mrs. H. ]. Devine and two children Of
Wilson, Wis, arrived in the CITY
Wednesday for a several weeks visit at
the home of Mrs. Devine's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John van der Las.
Burke Endorsed Roosevelt; we recon-
mend the Munsing underwear for men
and boys Spring and summer e
at The Hub. 1t
G. A. Terrence of Tabor, S. D., was
in Dickinson Tuesday, returning from a
visit to his old friend, Asa Gardner, OF
New England and a trip along the line
of the Milwaukee.
Charles ]. Anderson, president of the
Empire Real Estate & Mortgage Co.
and representing the interests Of James
c. Young, will be in Dickinson within a
few days to remain two weeks.
VIM. Reiche went to his farm near
Wyoming, Mimi, Wednesday evening.
He did not know at the time of leaving
Dickinson what he would do about
cropping the land this season.
d P. M. Laid was in Wednesday to get
a load of goods for the Carter store at
Saltwater. Mr.. Laid said that the
merchants south were bothered to get
goods hauled in as fast as needed.
]. P. Jungers and John Dolwig have
been doing jury duty and therefore
kept from performing their work as
assessors. They are also prevented
from attending to their land business.
Mrs. Margaret Jennings Of Fargo was
the guest OF Mrs. E. J. Hughes last
week and returned to her home Satur-
day. She expects to return in the near
future and make her home near Belield.
c. E. Leyner of Des Moines, Iowa,
who has been spending several days in
the city, returned home this week, but
expects to return here in the near
future to make his home in this locality.
Messrs. c. H. Carey and George w.
Ring have established a branch land
Office, known as the Carey & Ring Land
Co.. in this city. The office, located in
the Ray building, is in charge of Mr..
Ring.
J. l.. Hooker, secretary of the State
Board of BARRIERS examiners, states
that the board will meet at Dickinson
April a., Bismarck April ~, James
town April 26, Valley City April 20, and
at Fargo April 80.
Dr.. T. M. MacLachlan, specialist on
diseases OF the eye, ear, nose and throat,
of Bismarck will be in Dickinson Mon
day, May 9th. Any one wishing to con-
suit the doctor can do so by calling any
time during the day at DR.. Fishers
Office. 4-2o.3t
Rev. FIR. Dignam will leave Sunday
night for Fargo where he will consult
Mr.. Hancock, the architect, in regard to
a steam heating plant and new deco
rations for St. Patrick's church. Be-
fore returning FIR. Dignam will visit
in the Twin Cities.
The Northern Pacific Express Co. has
made arrangements with the new ]. A..
Pangman dray line to deliver expires
every morning for year, dating from
Tuesday morning. 1t will be remem.
bered that the Dickinson Commercial
club took the matter up with the COM
pany a few weeks since, and the result
is certainly pleasing to the business
firms of the city.