The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
Telephone No. 81

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Il .ss5 Telephone No. 81.
Wanted-a secondhand roll.top desk.
o. b. Severson. o.7l.3t
Try the Metropolitan cafe bread.
1t will please you. I7.l-tf
L The Sisters and ladies most cordially
invite you to their fair.
The Dickinson orchestra il preparing
6ne concert music for the Sisters fair.
Watches, diamonds. jewelry. larger
STOCK than ever. T. j. Greene 4 Co.
6-2o.tf
About $1,000 to loan in the next 20
Field. 8-3.tt
l., A carload Of spring wagons and
buggies just received at Soules 4
Buffers. o.71-tf
Money on hand for real estate loans.
No delay necessary. Brown Bros, Het.
finger, Md s@ 6.2o.tf
Ice cream and substantial lunches
will be served by the ladies at the
Sisters fair.
The famous Richardson's Superla.
tive carpets are sold here only by o. B
f~rankenberg. s.1o-tf-
We are showing some new things in
leather hand bags. of the better grade.
III. Greene 4 Co. 6-zQ.tf
Rev. and Mrs. Pr. Haupt of Richard.
ton spent Sunday in the city. the guests
OF Rev. and Mrs. o. T. lust.
J. F. Brodie and daughter. Mamie.
left Sunday for St. Paul. Miss Brodie
remained in the city to attend school.
Bfanke's coffee is sold at the same
price in Dickinson as in Chicago. The
selling price is on every package. o.28.2t
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coleman have
moved from Salt Lake City to Ogden,
Utah. where they are permanently
located.
Mrs. ST. L. Carroll, Mrs. w. H. Carroll
and Mrs. H. McKeever have been in
Mandan the past week, visiting relatives
and attending the fair.
We sell every thing known to photog.
raphy, plates and films for all cameras
and kodaks from 81 to 500. Mail
orders receive prompt attention. o,28.tf
Time to think about those storm
windows! We carry the largest stock of
window glass in the city, any size cut to
order. Mcdonald & Pomroy. o-28.tf
R. F. Greaber, a banker at Sheldahl,
Iowa. returned last Saturday from a
short visit with his brother in the
Greaber settlement southeast OF Glad
stone.
Chickens, ducks and geese will be
given away to the strenuous peorle. Do
you wan one for 10 a for supper?
See how to obtain one at the Sisters
fair. :.
We have just received a large ship.
ment OF fine stationery and office sun
plies, all the latest things in paper and
envelopes. Let us show them to o
Mcdonald & Pomroy. o-28-tf
The opera house has been turned
over to the Sisters of St. Benedict. The
ladies 'ot the various committees are
busy With the preparations and decora.
tons and everything will be ready for
the grand bazaar on Sunday.
Miss Zalia Clark, who has for the mas,
five years been in the cities of Denver,
Los Angeles and Seattle. arrived last
week Tor a visit at the home of her
cousin, A. J. Osborn, and left Monday
Mich.
Maurice Neagle, a homesteader near
Buffalo Springs. was in Dickinson Tues.
day to make Communication proof on bis
land. Louis Posting of La Crosse, Wis.
who had been out to visit his mother
came in from the south at the same time
and returned east.
Capt. ]. G. Saunders additional
salary as clerk of the court amounts to
only 500 at the present time but afte,
January 1st he will receive another in.
crease of 500. The $500 mentioned las
week was the amount granted by the
Legislature for work in the unorpanized
counties, attached to Stark county.
You can get black leg vaccine from
the government for nothing, land that i.
about what it is WORTH, then you mus
buy an "outft" for using it which viii
cost s.. Why not buy the vaccine tina,
is the standard of excellence the worlt
over and with which no outfit is needed
Call or write to US for particulars. Nc
donald q Pomroy. o-28-t
On Wednesday Sept. 18th, occurred
the death of Mrs. Mary Smiley Laton
aged rs years. ? months and ID DAYS
Interment was made in the Black Butt,
cemetery. For the past two years Mrs
Laton made her home with her nephew
whose family came from Iowa recently
and has been residing in South Dickin
son. Rev. F. w. Gress of the Methods
Episcopal church preached the funera
sermon on Saturday at O'Clock.
E. F. Rosenbaum. Of the firm of ]
Rosenbaum Grain Co., of Chicago, wa,
the guest of j. E.. Phelan and son
ICharles, from Sunday morning unit
Tuesday night. A 3oo:mile automobile
trip to the Milwaukee was taken
Owing to extensive business affairs, it i
very seldom that Mr.. Rosenbaum get
away from home for even three or fou
days, but he said that he never had
more enjoyable outing in his life tina,
the one out here.
Knute Stanger of Taylor was a bust
ness visitor in the city Saturday. H
was accompanied by his father, Abra
ham. and brother, Anund Stranger, VIII
recently arrived from the Old Country
MIR. Stanger, the father. has lived in thu