The Dickinson press., 1907-01-26
LOCAL NEWS.

For sale-4-room house. Inquire OF
Fred Sohm. 1-5-4p
Difficult watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing specially by Scherfius. the new
jeweler. izs'
The Mitchell barber shop, basement
of the L%eonberger building, is open for
business LILO If
Farm insurance in old line companies
M. LAYERS.
Local blacksmiths found themselves
low on coal for their forges this week.
w. P. Owens was in from the north
on Friday.
H. C.. Lee OF Saltwater was in the city
this week.
Lessons in vocal and piano music by
Mrs. H. F. lessen. II
E. Mottershead, a Richardton land
man. was in Dickinson on Friday.
BENJAMIN Webb of R~ichardton. was
in Dickinson on business on Thursday
Owing to the uncertainty OF trains
this week, the county board was not in
session.
Drop into our market and see some
nice range beef, picked up on the range
Parker & Co. II
Misses Anna Watkins and Julia
Bailey of Rock Springs were in Dickin.
son on Friday.
Theodore Folski left this city Thurs.
day for his claim in the Saltwater
district, where he intends to build at
once.
Buckwheat cakes and maple syrup
Wriqht's pure buckwheat -four and Old
Manse or Nakomis pure maple syrup
Parker & Co. IL
W. have made some very substantial
cuts in prices of mems and boys suits
and overcoats. Notice price tickets in
window. The Hub. 1t
Without a shadow of doubt the finest
line of mems and boys shoes that was
ever bought for a city the size of Dick
inson, is coming in now at the Hub. 1t
Representatives Brodie and Evans
came up from Bismarck Friday morn.
ing. Representative Martin expected
to t to Sentinel Butte in the even.
ing.
Perry Peterson and MI. Gordnaugh
were in the city the first of the week
and left Thursday with freight and
lumber tor their homes in the Saltwater
district.
Miss Irene Walton was successfully
operated. on Monday at St. Luke's
hospital in St. Paul for appendicitis
Miss Cora Walton is at the hospital
with her sister.
Representative A. L. Martin tells the
Tribune that stock conditions in Billings
county are all right. The weather has
been extremely cold, but he says thai
stockmen have plenty of hay.
1t is said that D. P. Abbey of Mott
Taylor and Richardton left the county
the past week. His personal effects
were sold at sheriff's sale last week and
still there are creditors who have moi
been satisfied.
For the benefit of the children made
homeless by the burning Of St. John:
Catholic orphanage at Fargo last Sun
day morning, collections will be taker
up at both services at St. Patrick's
church Sunday morning.
Albert Shaw, who was called to Hen,
ming, Mimi, a month ago by the illness
of his father, who has since died, re
turned Friday morning. Mr.. Shaw say!
that snow and bad weather here have
O been a circumstance when com
pared with the storms in Minnesota. HI
started last Saturday and was six day.
on the road.
Anton Armburst, twenty miles north
has purchased additional hay and ha.
also bought straw stacks of a neighbol
and is prepared to feed his 70 head o
cattle for three months longer if neee
be-. Mr.. Armburst recently purchased
the Eacker house in this city, but owing
to the fact that he has made an amend
ed homestead filing. he is not likely t
occupy the property for some time.