The Dickinson press., 1907-09-14
Frank Ray left Thursday night TO re-.
sumo his studies at the Minnesota

sumo his studies at the Minnesota
University.
Pat Rogers was excused Thursday
cause OF the illness of his father at the
homestead south of the city.
Mrs. L. F. Crawford was down from
Sentinel Butte Sunday with her son,
who was suffering from an abscess.
Both returned in the evening.
M. S. Michalson of Bismarck will
arrive in the city next week to COM
mence his duties as clerk in Nc
Donald & Pomroy's drug store.
P. A. Berg has been in Miles City for
the past week to superintend the paint
ing Of the fair buildings constructed by
the Northwestern Building Co.
Charles J. Anderson, president of the
Empire Real Estate and Mortgage Co.,
left Friday for Minneapolis after a
two months business stay in the city.
w. F. Burnett returned Wednesday
from Seattle, where he had been spend
ing a few weeks with Mrs. Burnett,
whom he left very much improved in
health.
Assistant Postmaster MISS Fredda
Bean of Glendive is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Eyer for a few DAYS
before going to her old home in
Augusta. Me-, for a vacation.
DR.. C.. c. Young Of Chicago was in
North Dakota a short time ago and told
the Napolean Homestead that he was
president of a bank in Texas and a half
owner OF 10000 acres of land.
Assistant General Freight Agent
Alair of the Northern Pacific and Geo.
Heaton, en- route west, spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Heaton. MI.
and Mrs. Guy Hunter in this city.
R. L. Gress, who has been preaching
during the summer at Haley, visited bis
brother, Rev. F. w. Gress, this week be-.
fore going east to resume his studies at
the Auburn seminary in New York.
have just received my samples of
ready made and made to order ladies'
tailor made suits, coats, waists and
skirts. Ladies, call and see styles and
samples before buying your fail outfit.
VIOLA HOMER, Agent for Chas. A.
o'evens q bro. o.14-4p
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Purchase were
in the city on Friday en- route to Beach.
Mr.. Purchase was at Jamestown for the
bar association meeting this week.
Mrs. Purchases mother died in lanes
town early in the week, the funeral &C.
curing on the 10th.
Miss Katharine Porter very pleasantly
entertained a small party Of friends at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Roberts, Wednesday evening. The
hours quickly passed with cards and
conversation and a dainty lunch was
served by the hostess.
Nels Christensen with his sister. Miss
Emma, and brother, Fred, left the first
of the week for Marietta, Ohio, where
they will attend college. 1t is Nels'
second year; Fred changes from the
North Dakota University and Miss
Emma starts her first year in college.
The PRESS furnishes its readers
the Daily and Sunday-7-day-Minne-
apolis Journal or Tribune or St. Paul
Pioneer Press, all the year around. at
cost-$3 s.. This gives our readers anv
one of the best Twin City dailies eyery
day in the year and the PRESS for $s.35.
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DR.. MacLachlan, the Bismarck eve.
car Muse ana tnTOat specialist, will
make his next visit to Dickinson, Mon
day, September Is. He treats diseases
OF the eye, ear, nose and throat exclu-
sively. Glasses accurately fitted. Dick
inson is the only city that he visits.
Don't forget the date. 8-24-4t
While on his way to Dickinson last
week, James Fennell died suddenly at
Hinckley, Ill. He was coming out to
look after business matters. Many
readers of the PRESS will remember Mr.,
Fennell as one of the pioneers of the
city. Mrs. Pat Sexton, a daughter, and
her husband, left on Saturday for Elmira
Heights, N. Y, on account of Mr..
Fennell's death.
This yeaP the threshing at the Dick.
lnson experiment station is being done
by the station help, with their new
machine and the results are very salts.
factory, demonstrating the great posi-.
bilities of dry land farming in this
country. Durham wheat is giving a
yield of 38H Blu. to the acre. The
average for IS plots was 81 Blu. Oats
that were cut before the hail storm gave
an average Weld of - hi. The Grain &c