The Dickinson press., 1907-09-21
Telephone No. 81.

Everett Abstract Company
4 Telephone No. 81.
Don't forget the grand barbecue. l,
Mems Munsing underwear, the kind
that fits.
THE HUB.
Teddy bears are given away al
DrenkeFs. 7.27.ti
Wanted secondhand roll-top desk.
". b. Severson. o.2l-3t
Try the Metropolitan cafe bread.
II WILL please you. I2-I-tt
A good line Of frst.class wagons at
Drenkel's ward. Prices right. 4-I3-tt
Watches, diamonds. jewelry, larger
stock than ever. T. ]. Greene & Co.
6-2o.ti
About $1,000 to loan in the next 20
days; Call at. Office of Campbell &
Field. 8-3-ti
Q. X. Movers was called to Cleveland,
Ohio, the past week by the death of his
mother.
A carload of spring wagons and
bnuegies just received at Soules &
Buffers. o.2I.tf
Henry Landice of New England was
a business visitor in the city the first of
the week. j
Money on hand for real estate loans.
NO delay necessary. Brown Bros. Het-
finger, N. D.. 6.2o.tf
When YOU buy the best 2sc. coffee
you buy Blankes. 1t is really worth 35c.,
I ID. package. o-i4-2t
The famous Richardson's Superla-
tive carpets are sold here only by o. B
rrankenoerg. s-Io-tf-
We are showing some new things ia
leather hand bags. Of the better grade,
IL. Greene 4 Co. 6-2o.tf
Messrs. K. A. Kalmen and A. Berg
returned Tuesday from Miles City,
where they had been called on business.
The Dickinson Horse Sales Co. is
listing thousands of horses for the Sep
TENDER sale. Are yours among themi
5-4-tf
Furnished rooms and table board can
De obtained at the Scofeld home on
Hannatord street. Bertha A~nderegg.
o-7-3t
Tom Fisher has purchased the aJacob
barth property in the western portion
OF the city. He moved his family in
from the ranch on Monday.
$1,000 will buy the neat fve-room
cottage next to my new residence on
Hannatord street. Easy terms to the
right party. F. e. Hevener. @kssHt'S-31-tf
US. Commissioner S. L. Sheldon.
with his wife and child, arrived Tuesday
morning from a visit in Fargo and left
early in the week for his headquarters
in Bowman.
Misses Lula Rowell and Marion
Howe LET Sunday for Minneapolis to
resume their studies, the former at the
conservatory of music and the latter in
a business college.
The families of M. A. ScherAius, Row
Butler, H. r. Folscroft and Mrs. w. r.
Peet and Miss Luella Peet spent Sum
day at Green river, where they thor
oughly enjoyed a picnic dinner.
R.y. Boulger Of Fargo, who had been
spending a few weeks with his sister.
Mrs: E.J. Hughes, and brother, John
Boulger. has decided to remain in Dick
inson, having accepted a position in the
office of Mcbride & Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Harleman enter
tanned the members of the Sunday
school of the Methodist Episcopal
church and a few friends at their home
Tuesday evening. Games we're played
and a most social evening enjoyed.
A man bound for Montana stopped
over in this CITY the first of the week
long. enough to make trouble in the
hotels and a settlement in police court
amounting to SI4. He continued his
journey west without looking for any
more trouble.
Jim OWNS and Ed. Jackson returned
recently from Oregon. Mr.. OWNS re-
ports having seen Harry Drenkel and I,
E. McCoul and both seem pleased with
their new surroundings. Mr.. OWNS did
not invest west and is making plans for
ere citing a building in Lennon.
N. IA. Steele of the firm of Steele &
Co., which is established at the [ F
ranch, was in the city the first Of the
week. He states that things are lively
in that part of the country and the
people are anxiously waiting for the
establishment of a townsite. which It is
thought will be located about IS miles
west Of Hettinger.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas
Evans and her sister, Miss Mamie
McTyre,. left this week for Portland,
Ore. Mr.. Evans has disposed of his
interests in this county with the ex-
ception of a half section of land. After
a little stay in Portland, Mr.. Evans and
family will 60 to Lake View, Ore,
where he will be permanently located.
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r. ]. Roberts. clerk of the court for
Nelson county at Lakota, left for his
home Tuesday afternoon after a short
visit with his brother, H. M. Roberts.
Mr.. Roberts is given the credit of get
ting the bill through the legislature,
which fixes the salaries of county clerks
according to the county assessment and,
through this law, Capt. !. G.. Saunders
was able to stand the $4oo raise
William Colgrove and little son were
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Colgrove
lives 20 miles south of Richardton in
Hettinger. county and was obliged to
hurry to his home, where an election
was held on Thursday when the matter