The Dickinson press., 1907-11-02

National Park souvenir cards a,
Drenkels. II-2.tf
T. H. Mouat was down from Montana
the past week.
For rent-two nicely furnished rooms
for gentlemen. Address H., care Of
Press. lo-Io.ti
The finest line of horse blankets in
the city and at prices that will please
you at H. X. Folscroft's. Io-Io.tf
The Northwestern Building Co., Dick.
inson, does general contracting. Have
them figure on your job. 1.5-ti
Ladies are getting interested in the
game of Box Ball at Mrs. ]. L. Browns:
They are always welcome. 1o.s-tt
Invitations are issued for the marriage
of Miss Jessie Ellis Messersmith and
James Harold Wood on Monday,
November 4.
S. S. Sutherland will leave in a few
days for Grand Junction, Colorado.
where Mrs. Sutherland went a short
time ago. After visiting his family, Mr.
Sutherland will make a tour of Idaho
and California, not returning to Dickin-
son until next spring.
VIM. Lockwood, president of the
| Antelope Land & Cattle Co., was in
for the horse sales on Monday. Mr..
Lockwood's company haslarge land and
stock interests south, and the president
is out from P%ipestone, Mimi, " or
three times each year.
Charles Rock has several barrels OF
choice apples which are being shipped
from the parental home in Pennsylvania;
also cider, wine and %jellies. Mi. Rock
recently spent a month with his parents,
the first time he had been home in 10
years. The trip did him a great deal
OF good.
F. Z. Howell has been carrying a cane
for the past week because Of an injured
ankle. He was stepping from one pile
of lumber to another when a plank
turned in such a way that his ankle
was badly sprained and at the same
time he drove a spike into the injured
ankle. He is feeling rather sore but is
still on duty at the. depot.
Rev. Thomas Rabsteinek returned
this week from a three weeks visit in
the east, going as far east as Chicago.
On returning to this state he spent a
few days in Hankinson, where he did
some successful duck hunting. FIR.
Dignam was presented with some of the
ducks and in return gave a small dinner
party Tuesday evening. FIR. Rabstei.
| mex visited several places in Wisconsin,
| Minnesota and North Dakota and states
that Dickinson looks by far the best to
him.
Mrs. w. F. Burnett, who has been
| spending several months in the vicinity
of Seattle, WASH, arrived home on
| Monday. She was accompanied on her
return by Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Chase,
who made a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnett in this city before %continu.
ing their. journey east to New York
| City. On their return west they expect
to spend some little time with friends
| and relatives in this city. Mrs. Burnett
is quite a little improved in health.
Medora Herald: Geo. w. Myers re.
turned from his Montana trip the latter
part OF last week. Mr. Myers visited
several of the celebrated irrigated
sections of Montana, including the Flat
head country, the Gallatin Valley and
the country about Townsend and
Helena. He bought a $50 acre farm
five miles from Townsend, adjoining
Geo. o. Reid's place, paying $50 an
acre for it. Mr.. Myers expects to move
his family out there in the spring and
will leave Will Rozell in charge of his
ranch and stock interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Briggs of Ogdens.
burg, N. Y, have been guests the pas,
week of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Dickinson
Mr.. Briggs was a resident of this place
from 1883 to 1887, when he returned east
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brother. Mrs. Briggs was also one Of
the early pioneers here. both having
been employed at the Dickinson farm
now a portion of Young's 9Th addition
Twenty years has brought go many
changes for Dickinson that Mr.. and
Mrs. Briggs found very few of the old
landmarks, but they found a number Of
the old settlers. very comfortably
situated, and have apparently enjoyed
their stay in the city.