The Dickinson press., 1907-10-05
F. Maser and daughter left for St. Paul

F. Maser and daughter left for St. Paul
Friday.
Miss Bessie Wilson is assisting in the
postof6ce.
w. L. Richards returned from the
east Thursday.
Cake, doughnuts and cookies for sale
at then Metropolitan. Io.5.2t
The quarterly school board meeting
will be held next Tuesday.
Homemade pies at the Metropolitan:
take one home and try it. 1o.5.2t
Next Monday will be held the regular
monthly meeting of the city council.
p. c. O'Malley of Heuinper made a
business trip to Dickinson this week.
Miss Murn has the incest, neatest and
cheapest line of stylish winter millinery
n the city. o-28-2t
For sale cheap-a large size heating
stove in perfect condition. F. S. Gun.
ningham. o.28.tf
James Birch and A. D. Veeder are in
the list Of purchasers of lots at Almont
this week.
c. B. Hanson returned Thursday from
a " weeks business trip to Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
Mrs. Charles Bake. at the Dickinson
hospital, is reported quite a little better
the last few days.
Archie Wiley was brought into court
Tuesday morning and fined SIS for
breach of the peace.
Mrs. Gerald Bowers and two children
lett Friday tor a several days visit with
relatives in Mandan.
Miss Emma Messersmith has been i'll
at the Stein hospital this week, but wal
reported as much better Friday.
J.W. currie returned Wednesday from
a business trip to the cities and left Fri.
day for his headquarters in Haley.
W. G. Clark is making repairs on the
Defebach house OF Barnes street, re.
Gently purchased of Preston Wilson.
The Standard Oil Co. has erected a
small Office on the railroad property
opposite the Office of Soules & Butler.
George H. and A. L. Foster of Battle
Creek. Iowa, we're in the vicinity OF Bel.
field this week and made some purchases
of land.
J. E. Dawson has finished the work Of
transcribing the records for Bowman
county. Mrs. Dawson assisted IN the
work and the new county has a fine Sc,
of books.
The Sutherlands had a potato Weld Of
215 bushels to the acre at their farm. two
and one-half miles west of Dickinson
Their forty-acre field of oats threshed
out 1900 bushels,
Fred Hempfthing came in from Fav.
cite Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. +
Rithschlag and child, who were return.
ing east after spending a few weeks with
L. Eger's people at the ranch.
Charles Angel has moved his famil,
from South Heart to the Longfellow
house owned by P. B. Corbett. Mr.
Angel made the move in order to give
his children better school advantages.
Linoleums are nov made IL fee,
wide. Cover your kitchen with one
Plece-no seams. We are showing q
nice selection in this width. Come il
and see them. OBJ. Frankenberg. s-26-tl
Mrs. M. A. Scherfius, assisted BY Mrs
W. K. Peet, will entertain the ladies' Of
the Congregational Aid society at hel
home in the McCloy cottage on Hanna.
ford street next Thursday afternoon
from 3 to E.
w. L. Woodruff, who recently came
out from Riley, Ind, was in the city thi.
week to get lumber for his house on hi.
homestead IS miles southeast of New
England. Mrs. Woodruff is also livina
at the new home.
At a meeting of the Rebekahs, held in
Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harleman and Dun.
can Mcneil we're initiated. After the
degree work the members repaired tc
the Metropolitan cafe, where an excellen,
supper was served.
At the regular meeting of the Order
OF the Eastern Star, held Thursday
evening. Mrs. Robert Wilcox and Miss
Nellie Dinsdale we're initiated into the
mysteries of the order. After the
initiation, supper was served and dane.
ing enjoyed by the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Brownell, who have
made their home in the Bishop house
the past summer, left Friday for Mil.
waukee. While in Dickinson Mr.. Brow.
nell had charge of the Milwaukee com.
missary department at the warehouse
and he expects to be located in a sim.
liar position at Cashmere, a new town
on the reservation in south Dakota.