The Dickinson press., 1907-09-07
They sell shoes !

Teddy bears are given away AZ
Drenkefs 7.77-tf+
Miss Marjorie Stickney returns 10 her
school in the city the coming week.
Agood line oil 6rst.class wagons 81
Drenkel's yard. Prices right. 4-I3-tf5
Watches, diamonds, jewelry, larger
stock than ever. +. Greene & Co.
,6-2otf,
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Field. 8-3-tis
Money . n hand for real estate loans.
No delay necessary. Brown Bros, Het-
finger, N. d. 6.2p-tf
The famous Richardson's Superla.
tive carpets are sold here only by1O.B5
F~rankenberg. ss.1o-tf-
We are showing some new things In
leather hand bags OF the better grade.
t. Greene. & Co. 6-2o.tf
Furnished rooms and table board can.
be obtained at the Scofeld home on
sHannatord street. Bertha A~nderege.
DIE os7-3t
The Dickinson Horse Sales Co. Is
listing thousands of horses for the Sep
TENDER sale. Are yours among themi
, 5-4-tf
We are showing the best and largest
stock OF wall Paper. in the city, all kinds,
all prices. McDonald& Pomroy. 4-2o.ti
If you are intending to paint your
house, your barn or anything else, buy
your paint from US. We sell paint for
all purposes. Mcdonald & Pomroy.
# 4-2o-tf
$1,000 will buy the neat ive.room
cottage next to my new residence on
Hannaford street. Easy terms to- the.
right party. F. p. Hevener. 8-3i.tf
Miss Bertha Andereee will open the
Sco6eld house mex Monday, giving
furnished rooms and table board to
those who desire a quiet and we'll kept
place away from the hotels.
Attorney Otto Grethen is getting
nicely settled in his office in the Leon.
berger building. Mr.. Grethen speaks
German and Bohemian and confines his
business to the practice Of law.
One gallon Of our mixed paint will
cover 3oosquare feet 2 coats. 1t will wear
longer and look better than any other
paint on the market. 1t is the cheapest
because it is the best. Mcdonald &
Pomroy. 4-2o-tf
Before buying wall paper look over
our stock. We have a new and com
plete line, ingrains, vanished tiles,
duplex ingrains, which will not fade: ali
new goods and strictly u%p-to-date. Nc
Donald Y Pomroy. 4-2o-tf
Geo. Rapp and sister, Miss Lizzie,
went to Hettinger last Saturday o es-
tablish residence on their homesteads
adjoining the new Milwaukee town.
Rapp will have charge Of the home on
Cross street and the roomer will re-
ceive the same attention as in the past.
Rev. John Orchard of Fargo was in
the city the first Of the week visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. Welton Nc
Donald. MI. Orchard returned but a
short time ago from Rome, where he
spent ten days. The most of his three
months trip abroad, however, was
spent with his parents in England.
Mrs. Orchard and son Welland came up
from Fargo on Thursday to visit in The
city for aweek or two. Welland is Just
out of the hospital, where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
On Wednesday Mrs. M. Mckinley
was hostess to a large number of her
lady friends at a card party. The large
white and gold dining room of the St.
Paul hotel was cleared and prettily
arrangedsfor the pleasure of the guests.
The large sideboard was banked with
nasturtiums and sweet peas, while vases
of asters graced all the lunch tables and
white asters were given as favors. AT
the close Of a delightful afternoon at
ards. an elaborate lunch was served by
Misses Mary and Maggie mckinley,
daughters Of the hostess, and Misses
Lillian Kihm and Alice Cuskelly.
Rev. O. T. Just, at the earnest and
unanimous request of the Lutheran
church members of this city, has con
scented to give up his missionary trip to
Australia. The outside work-organ-
izing new churches tributary to Dickin-
son-is also very important and for a
few years at least probably no one
would be so well able to successfully
carry on the work as Mr.. Just. There
is no pecuniary consideration in MI.
ust's consideration of the foreign APP
pointment, although it is very certain
that the local congregation will be able
and very glad to do more for their
pastor in affnancial way than they have
in the past, It is certainly5very crafty
ing to his many admirers. in all denomi-
nations, that Mr.. Just: should have
given his Pensioners a favorable reply.
Mrs. A. Hopkins entertained a
small party Of young ladies at a dinner
at the Metropolitan cafe Wednesday
evening, in honor Of her niece, Miss
Lillian Morris. The dining room was
tastefully decorated for the occasion