The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06
1LOCAt NEWS.

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Mrs. Thomas Fiyan Of Bsl6ei4aiss
spending the week at the home Of Mrs "A
Owen Flynn in this city. 5ass ~ VI
II you want ,o5bpiyy =: ! hou.eseesAuld 8
M. and Mr.:.Jo..ph 3e.nblshsys
little daughter, who was born at the
Stein hospital nithil sitv;s u
ey ks;f, s;sbsssgsl s. sstaR cent. ,:s ssf
Frank Ferris of La Crosse. Wis,
recently arrived in the city 4inds.sfSstak:dd
ing MI. Fenton's place;sas clerk atsths1
st. Charles hotel.
Best houses in the city for sale bYl
Aud & Lyle. 3-9:tf
Ed. Oelker left Thursday with, a party
Of homeseekers swhofxpect.to locate in1
the southern part Of 'Hettinger county.
Field glasses from s., TO $50 at
Scherf6us'. 3-o.tf
Andrew Erickson and Gus Johnson Of
Minneapolis arrived Wednesday and
intend to locate in the country south. !
The best drills made are sold at
Soules & Buffers. 3.23.tf
The Misses Oral and Laverne Ro.
"quette spent a part OF the Easter vaca-
ton at the home of MI. and Mrs. Jacob
7 Roquette east of the city.
Single and double disc and shoe drills
at Soules & Buffers. 3'73.tf
MI. and Mrs. Roy Heaton Of Perry,
Iowa, have been visiting at the homes Of
A. D. Heaton and Guy Hunter the past
week.
Limburger cheese and Johnson's
sweet cider at Drenkels. 3-73.tf
J. B. Dehlinger, eminent commander
Of Temple commandery No. II, repre-;
sented Dickinson this week at the
annual c%onclave of Knights Templar at
Grand Forks.
Drills. single. double disc and shoe
drills at Soules & Buffers. 3-23-tf
A. N. Jefferles returned Wednesday
from a few days business trip to St.
Paul.
Get estimates from A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign man. Artistic and up
ing Co. Telephone oo-2. 3-16-tf
Miss Florence White has finished
work in the foreman's Office at the round
house and has commenced her duties as
clerk in Trainmaster B. o. Johnson's
Office.
Two carloads of farm machinery
plows, sulky plows, discs, harrows, seed
ers, ETC., on Drenkel's corner. Call and
see before purchasing. 3-23-tf
Bishop Mann will visit ST.. Johns
parish on April ID, and will preach at
the morning and evening services. In
the evening Bishop Mann will confirm a
class.
For sale-6 room house, closets, fur
mace, windmill, block and half from
psstof6ce, southeast frontage, lot 5ox14I.
Proposition No. s. Inquire of Aud 4
Lyle. 3-2-tf
A Bohemian farmer left his horse
standing in the street n night this
week. In the morning he was arrested,
brought before Judge van der Las and
fined $40, with costs.
lust received a new line of Libby
cut glass. You know that Libby"
means the best, at, Scherfhus, the
jewelers.. 3.o-tf
F. l.. Severance, late of Fender,
Nebraska, and w. c. Latta of Logan,
Iowa, were in Dickinson on Thursday to
meet their families and 60 on to Belheld
near which place they have homesteads
Hoosier drills are the best in the
market. Strong in construction, the
feed is accurate, the draft light and the
price right. Mandan Mercantile Co
3-16.4,
James Fenton, who has been acting
as day clerk at the St. Charles hotel for
several months, has finished his labors
there and with his wife has gone to their
ranch near Oakdale.
E,et~,p KoIaL'e o. Tn Cor. ths
cheap ones as we'll as the most expen'
sive. are warranted to make perfect
pictures. Mcdonald & Pomroy 3-31 Il
The N. P. is constructing a new sid
ing On the north side of the main line
starting at a point near the east stock
yards and extending west to the Walton
convenience OF the great number oI
immigrant cars which are arriving daily
We carry the largest stock of photo
graph supplies in the state and can fill
any order,-cameras, kodaks, film anC
plates of all kinds and sizes. Come ir
and see us or send us your order. Nc
Donald & Pomroy, druggists. 3-31-ti
Next Friday afternoon, the people oil
Dickinson are invited to visit the city
school and inspect the work Of the pu'
pills. The various exercises, drawings
art work and note books of the pupils
will be arranged so that they can be
easily examined by the visitors.
The ladies' Guild of St. Johns
church met Wednesday afternoon
The annual election took place and
the following officers we're elected fol
the year ensuing: Mrs. J. B. Dehlin'
ger, president; Mrs. J. c. Cartwright
vice president; Mrs. Elmer Bishop
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Dehlingel
and Mrs. Ed. Dodd were elected a:
delegates to the annual c%onvocation to b
held in Fargo the latter part of May.