The Dickinson press., 1907-11-30

zines taken at The Ideal. Io.s.,
Everybody welcome to the great sal
at the St. Paul clothing store. o-l6-,
Specials in groceries next week q
A. T. Crowl & Co.'s. Read U ad. I
For rent-two nicely furnished room
Tor gentlemen. Address H., care q
PRESS. lo-1o-t
Mrs. Brooks Goodall returned Tues
day evening from an extended visit /,
Missouri and Texas.
The fines. line Of horse blankets /,
the CITY and at prices that will pleas,
you at H. X. Folscroft's. 1o.Io.t
The Northwestern Building Co., Dick
lnson, does general contracting. Hav.
them figure on you job. 1.5-t1
Ladies are getting interested in the
game OF Box Ball at Mrs. ]. L. Browns
They are ALWAYS welcome. Io-s.ti
Otto Teske was in from the Gallipan
ranch south of New England for a shor,
business stay the first of the week.
c. B. Randall, foreman for the Deep
Creek Cattle Co.. was in from the Sand
Greek country to attend to business mat.
tiers this week.
Clarence Arnold Of, Ohio, who had
been spending several days at the home
OF Supt. Berg. left Tuesday for Spokane,
WASH. where he will spend the winter.
Us. Green has been placed in charge
OF the interests of the owners of the
townsite of Hettinger and has entire
handling of all sales or other matters
pertaining thereto.
Don't forget the date of Dr.. MacLach.
lan's next visit which is Tuesday. Dece,n.
Der 10th. Diseases of eye, ear, lose and
throat exclusively. Glasses accurately
fitted. At DR.. Fishers office. Il.3o-2t
Joe F. Christen, Henry Brademeyer.
and Thos. Bailv we're in Bismarck the
Rockspring location Tor county seat of
Dunn county.
Four candidates were instructed in
the third degree at the K. P.'s Monday
evening. The election of officers will
take place next Monday evening. Abe
Knudson Of TAYLOR attended the meet
ing Monday evening.
P. Indergaard of Belfeld accom-.
panied Rev. Larson of Taylor as far as
Dickinson on Wednesday. Mr.. Larson
was returning from his regular monthly
trip to Belfeld, where he holds Lutheran
services in the school house.
Residence lots in Bowman sold at
s11o and among the BUYERS were
Dugald Stewart. Robert H. Smith and
T. Haywood, the new agent. Mr. Stewart
At once began work on the excavation
and foundation for his residence.
The members OF the Odd Fellows
lodge have issued invitations for a select
dance to be held in Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening, December :. Dane
ing will begin at $50, and the guests are
requested to bring their invitations.
The booze dispensaries of Sentinel
Butte were raided last week by Sheriff
Will. Beer was found at F. M.
Mitchell's place and the proprietor took
French leave while a warrant for his
ARREST was being prepared. He was
arrested at Beach.
DR.. MacLachlan, the Bismarck
Specialist, will make his next regular
visit to Dickinson. Tuesday, December
10th. He treats diseases Of the eve, ear,
nose and throat and fits glasses. He
may be consulted at any time during the
day at Dr.. Fishers office. 1902,
M. and Mrs. Charles Chatham gave a
small dinner parry at their home last
Sunday in honor of their son, George
Ross. whose 18th birthday anniversary
was celebrated. After full justice had
been done to the delicious dinner, a few
hours were spent in happy reminis.
cences. The occasion was thoroughly
enjoved by all.
According to the Williston Herald,
the American Briquetting Co, of which
so much has been written pro and con,
apd largely con, is getting out coal and
has machinery on the way and the foun-
da,ion for the mill about completed. 1t
is announced that the manufacture of
briquettes will commence by January /
Ed. Loden, who works for Hughes &
Deiters, vas quite seriously injured last
Monday afternoon; He was putting up
wires on the new garage building when
a window stone, which had not thor
oughlv set in the mortar, gave out, pre-
cipitating Mr.. Loden to the ground with
great force. He was picked up in a
semi-conscious condition and taken to
his ROOF His injuries consist of a bad
scalp wound, several bad bruises and
the loss of a few teeth 1t will he
several DAYS before Mr.. Loden will be
able to resume his regular duties.
Al! st. Joseph's church Tuesday morn.
ing took place the marriage Of Paul
Schwint to Miss Elenora Wander, both
of New England. Manv friends OF the
happy couple witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. Thomas
Rabsteinek. After the ceremony the
party repaired to the home OF Peter
Heiser, where a reception was held.
In the evening. dancing was INDUCED
in nv the young people and the event
wal made an ENJOYABLE one. Quite a
number Of Young people from this city
attended the reception.
Everybody who saw 1.-THE Show. Girl
last year remembers it as one of the
brightest music shows Of the season.. 1t
was so full Of pretty music and rich. re.
fined comedy that it made a tremendous
hit wherever it appeared. This extraor-
binary attraction will be at the opera
house on Wednesday. Dec. 4, and will
do a big business. While the come
dians keep the audience in a roar Of
laughter. the music runs through the
piece with a charming swing and the
sprightlv American Beauty Chorus,