The Dickinson press., 1907-03-02
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dress P.O. Box 323, Bismarck, ND.

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Lost: Drake University pin. Please
leave at this Office. Up
Charles Defoe was in from South
Heart on Monday.
T. o. Ramsland of Bel6eld was trans.
acting business in Dickinson on Monday.
Good oak and quarter-oak house fur
niture and fixtures for sale. Inquire at
PRESS Office. 2.23.7t
Treasurer and Mrs. ]. S. Snyder Of
Medora we're passengers for Bismarck
on Sunday.
Patrick Rogers. who has .been suffer-
ing for several weeks with an attack of
appendicitis, left Monday for Bismarck
for an operation and treatment at the
Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Farley, uncle and
aunt of Wendell White, are expected
out from the east early in March to
take up their residence at the town Of
White on Cedar creek.
M. Lutgen of Aberdeen, S. D., is to
take charge and assume the RESPONSE.
bility as manager of Der Volksfreund.
Mr.. Lutgen is a brother of the Messrs.
Lutgen, the we'll known business men
in Glen Ullin.
Mrs. ]. .Leonberger returned Tuesday
morning from St. Paul, where she had
been assisting in the care of her son,
Fred Leonberger. who has been suffer-
ing with blood poisoning. She left her
son very much improved in health.
D. Henry Eaton Of Henning, MIMI,
was in the city this week and filed On a
claim near Sentinel Butte. He expects
to return soon and bring his wife and
children out. MI. Eaton will have a
steam breaking and threshing machine
and will do custom work for people in
the neighborhood of Sentinel Butte.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church served an excellent supper in
the church vestry Tuesday evening.
The tables were we'll filed: with appre-
ciative people from $3.50 until 7 o'clock.
The ladies carefully looked after the
wants Of their patrons and at the same
time added the neat little sum of $50 to
their treasury.
Engineer N. P. Nelson and Fireman,
T. M. Heyler left last Saturday with
three of the engines that were crippled
in the wreck at Knowlton, for Brainerd,
MIMI, where the engines will be re-
paired. Before returning, MI. Nelson
will visit at his home in St. Paul, where
Mr.. Heyler will also visit, as the guest
of Mr.. Nelson. They expect to be away
for about ten days.
A very pleasant surprise party, was
rendered Miss Ruby Roberts at her
home Monday evening. A number Of
her friends spent the evening with
games, singing and a social hour. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Hugh
Roberts. assisted by Mrs. A. H. Deiters
1t was not only a surprise but also a
farewell party to Miss Roberts. who left
the next day for Glenville, Mimi, where
she will act as bookkeeper for her uncle
D. ]. Roberts.
John Little of Gladstone was in Dick
inson on Monday to attend to some
legal matters in connection with the
final settlement Of his fathers estate
Mrs. Little recently returned from
Tolley, this state, where she visited hel
brother, Rev. CT. Cook, and Galgarie
| Canada, where she visited at the home
Of E. c. Perry, a former Stark county
resident, who is now interested in {
biscuit factory at the metropolis of thu
Northwest country. Mrs. Little say
that at Tolley, only IS miles from thu
Kenmare mines, during the nov block
ade, Ignite coal retailed at So per ton
+ The place where her brother lives is az
miles south of Minot and the weather
has been much colder there than in THU
part Of the state. The sno has beer
from two to three feet deep on the leve
and the same all through the Albert;
country to the northwest. In thu
Canadian territory there has alread,
| been much loss of live stock.