The Dickinson press., 1907-02-02
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EH sec 20, T. 14o, R. o6. Ad-
dress 20. Box 323, Bismarck,N ND.

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will hold a food sale Friday afternoon,
February 9. at the store of Jay Reed.
Edison and Victor Photographs with
a complete line Of records at Scherf6us,'
the new jeweler. 12-8-tf
F. L. Partridge came in Wednesday
via Taylor from the Bertholdj reserva.
ton. He reports an unusualj depth Of
snow in the country north.
John J. Paul of Lacrosse, Wis.,, was
the guest Of ]. G. Sanders one day this
week, leaving Wednesday night for
Glendlve.
For pictures of wreck write or call on
T. M. Agnew, Taylor, N. D. SKY
pictures CSC. each. 1t
James Connors of Gladstone went
down from Dickinson Monday morning
and was one of the early visitors at the
scene Of the wreck.
Taxidermist Dodd has some fine deer
heads on exhibition at Mcdonald (
Pomroy's drug store. They are for sale.
Inquire for prices. l1.4-tf
George Caplin arrived Wednesday
from Glendive and will remain in this
city for several weeks while attending
to his duties at the roundhouse.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will be entertained next
Tuesday afternoon from 3 to E o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Stephen Fisher.
Linoleums are now made IL feet
wide. Cover your kitchen with one
piece-no seams. We are showing a
nice selection in this width. Come in
and see them. o. B. F~rankenberg. 5-26-tf
Jacob Beringer and Miss Margaret
Magstadt. both of Hebron, were mar
RED in the city Wednesday, January 80.
The ceremony wa performed by Judge
John a der Las.
Let me ship a piano or organ to you.
Put it in your home. Settle for it if
you are pleased. No risklto you. Write
to P. E. Johnson, Dickinson. General
Delivery. Up
Farrell Reilly is feeding a good deal
of hay to his stock at Lehigh, but he has
it to feed. MI. Reilly thinks that there
has not been as much snow as this win.
ter since 1867.
The Necessary material for repairing
the engine Of the Consolidated Coal
Co. at Lehigh reached here by express
Sunday and the machinery at the mines
was in working order Tuesday.
Tuesday morning three freight cars
out OF sixty due were received in Dick.
inson, the first freight in about two
weeks. This division is in good shape
to handle freight; the delay is on the
Dakota division.
The meeting OF the Sixth District
Medical society. set for Tuesday last al
Bismarck, was postponed until train
service is mere nearly normal. Dr.. V,
H. Stickney was down for a paper on
"T%uberculosis."
John G. Sanders, who has been acting
az agent at the N. p. station for the pas,
three months, finished his labors thi,
week and leaves today for Chico Hot
Springs. Montana, where he will remain
for several weeks. He has suffered con
siderably with rheumatism for the pas,
month and hopes the change OF climate
will be beneficial to his health.
F.. D. Morford, formerly of this city
has been spending the winter in Spo'
kane, Wash. Mr.. Morford states that
the weather has been of the most dis
agreeable kind. The thermometer has
not registered much lower than ten de-
grees below zero but there has been sc
much dampness in the atmosphere thai
I it has seemed colder than thirty below
in North Dakota. Fuel has been 3
hard proposition in Washington thi.
winter, coal selling from eight to ter
dollars per ton and almost impossible
to get it at any price. There has beer
no small amount of suffering because o.
the short fuel supply. Mr.. Morford
expects to be in Dickinson this month