The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04

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|! e. Phelsn was in. Hebron.s.M ay 70.
receive cattle. 1 = 81 n
Fosr furnished rooms for rent. Wen
eel Semerad. 5.4-2p
Well bred fox terrier pups for sale.
Reginald Langdon. s-4.2p
Charles Hagberg wal in the city Fri
day from Gladstone.
Welton Mcdonald left Wednesday
for q few.days' stay in Fargo.
Joe Quinion has been in from the
ranch in the country north this week.
Fred Curliss and Frank Reilly left
Friday with two loads of freight for
Paoli.
Rev. P. Haubpt OF Richardson will
hold Lutheran services at Black Butte
Sunday.
A daughter was born Tuesday, April
80, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Goldsmith,
who live in South Dickinson.
Howard Aitken, who is located in
Butte county. S. D., was in the city this
week for freight and lumber.
MI. and Mrs. c. D. Bowman of Omro,
Wisconsin, are in the city. They have
land near South Heart and Zenith.
Dr.. v. H. Stickney has rented rooms
over Mcdonald & Pomroy's drug store.
and will use the same for his Office. n
Homer Davis, who has been studying
medicine at the university at Grand
Forks, returned this week for a vacation.
Andrew Burke of Walker, Iowa, has
been in the city for the past week look
ing after land interests in the country
south.
M. ]. Leiren of Yankton, S. D., has
been in the city this week and expects
to file on a homestead in Hettinger
county.
The ditching machine, which has been
undergoing repairs for the past month,
commenced operations on Hannaford
street Friday.
Wanted by responsible party-house-
keeping rooms or furnished house or
cottage for the summer. Address, Fred
N. Tracy, Opera House. IT
Get estimates from A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign a Artistic and up
to-date work, Office Northwestern Build.
ing Co. Telephone so-2.. 3-16-tf
D. P. Rooney of New England was in
who Came Wednesday from southeast
| oro MSoroeot, ,rl ~ toLo mt h;o %h;rl
load of goods.
Mrs. Rose Katz, proprietor of the
Parlor Cafe on the corner of Willard and
Sims streets, opened the restaurant
Thursday and started out with a hustle
ing business.
George Kern of Saltwater, MIMI, &C
companied by his nieces, the Misses
| Lizzie and Amelia Noltimier of St. Paul,
arrived this week to 60 to their home.
steads near Saltwater.
For rent. either furnished or I'M
furnished, 3 rooms in second story; also
2 rooms down stairs with, pantry and
cellar; also one furnished room up stairs
E. A.. Currie, Dickinson. 5.4-2r
Miss Eva M. Alcott will be at Miss
Hoiemoe's studio, in the Senour. &
Langley building, on Tuesdays and
Fridays to meet those who desire &c
4-27-tl
H. c. Passow and family from Pome:
roy, Iowa, arrived Thursday and will
remain in the city until their carload Of
goods ONES MI. Passow has a good
house built on his homestead, within j
miles of the new town of Hettinger,
and will move his family there in a Few
days. - I
Mrs. L. M. Allen and son. Joseph, lief,
Wednesday for Wibaux, Mont, where
they will visit for a few days before
going tc Missoula, Mont, where they
will make their home. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
]. Graham and the other members oil
the family expect to leave for Missoula
in a. few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans have
sold their house on the corner of Willard
and Van Norden streets t Mrs. A,
Branick for a consideration of $3.50
Mrs. Branick will take possession i'm.
mediately. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans will
spend about a month at their farm near
Gladstone before going west.
Dickinson has been placed in a strong
vaudeville show circuit as will be seen
by a notice published elsewhere in this
issue. Lewis Hart, manager of the EN-
pire Bottling Works at Moorhead, in
company with Fred Tracy, made the
final arrangements this week, and their
shows will be opened to the public on
May z. Fred Luger, of the Luger Fur
niture Co., Fargo, is the third member
of the company. These people have
been very successful in the vaudeville
line, and at jamestown they are having
a $4,000 building erected for their
especial use. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy will
become residents of Dickinson and will
have charge of the circuit in this city.