The Dickinson press., 1907-10-05

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On T6arsdsy. sss,
The best meals in the city ., The Met.
ropolllan cafe. u
Ralph Haskins of Welt Butte visited
In the city this week.
Fresh bread, the best in the city, At
the Metropolitan cate. Io-5-7t
Ask for what you want at the Metro.
pOlitan cate; we have it. Io-5-2t
M. M. Gone came in from Mary for q
short business stay this week.
ALI. White writes that he expects to
arrive in Dickinson about October 20.
H. Stone wal in from the country
south this week and loaded out with sup
plies. -
Buy a wagon or buggy from the best
assortment that we eve had. Soules d
| Butler. o-2I-tf
Ralph Koch left Thursday for Devils
Lake to center the school tor deaf
mutess- @f9''fs
]. p. Schroeder and w. T. LOOMS of
New England wer business visitors in
the city this week.
Alfred r. Porter of Sterling. ILL.,. was
in Dickinson and Bel6eld this week
looking after his land interests.
After dances aud shows the place to
eat Is at the Metropolitan cafe. where
you can have anything you wish. It
J. H. K~ratzer's freight teams were in
the city this week and left Thursday
With supplies for the Atkinson store in
Bowman county.
Theodore Falski loaded out the first
~ $k> .,>aL ru:th lnrnhar and RNnnIlAa
for bis homestead near Twin buttes,
Bowman county!
Mrs. H. l.. Cooley of St. Paul will dis
play at the st. Charles hotel parlor on
Monday and Tuesday, October 7 and 8.
an exclusive line of ladies' wearing ap-
parel. Up
Mrs. H. c. Short left Wednesday fol-
her home near Medora. after spending
two weeks at the Stein hospital. She
left for home feeling much improved in
health.
r. w. Fish and F. F. Burgess have
passed examinations as competent en-
gineers and have been added to the list
Of engineers on the first and second dis
tricts.
Hughes & Deiters are getting out
handsome new telephone directory
which will be in the hands of their Gus
toners within a day or two The loca
telephone company now has over go
!. subscribers.
H. w. Tipler and family from Cor
ham were visitors in the city this week
MI. Tipler is closing out his interests il
Billings county and expects to leave
{ next month tor the country south Q
. Spokane. Wash.
F. Wanek, wife and children hav,
. returned from Iowa to their Homestead
south of New England. Mr.. Wanel
reports poor crops in Iowa and believes
that it has been an of season, general,
speaking, in the east. +
Mrs. ]. A. Eslick was down from Bel
: field Wednesday, and George Thomson
who has been a visitor at the 1mperia
hotel for the past two weeks, came 4
Dickinson in order to leave OF No.. 3 70
his home near Portland, Ore.
1t will be good news to many PRES
readers to know that Mr.. and Mrs. D. S
Alley are t o return to Dickinson. MI
Alley is to have his old place back il
: the A. T. Crowl department store. HI
wired from Canada on Thursday that b.
would be ready to start on the 18th.
!. L. A. Simpson left Wednesday 70
. Grafton, being called there to oficiat
! as attorney for the plaintiff in the cas-
: of Andrew E. Johnson VS.. the North Da
l kota Land Co. This case has create'
considerable interest in this locality.
involves a township of land south o
Gladstone and represents a larg
] amount of money.
Andrew Lehman returned to Dickin
: son on Wednesday and has engaged t
take charge of the dry goods depart
ment in the A. T. Crowl store. MI
: Lehman was with the old firm of Curri
I & Crowl in this city about 10 years ago
He has been in the Twin Cities fo
about nine years. Mrs. Lehman an
son will come to Dickinson as soon as
suitable house can be procured. Til
many old friends of the family will b
Glad to note their return.