The Dickinson press., 1907-10-12
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w. S. Russell has purchased the H.
c. Berry automobile.
Fresh bread, the best ID the city, at
the Metropolitan cate. Io-5-2t
Ask for what you want at the Metro.
politan cafe; we have it. Io-5-2t
]. H. Mills and F. A. Hill left Thurs
day for a trip into the country south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Parker were in
from Billings county the first Of the
week.
Buy a wagon or buggy from the best
assortment that we ever had. Soules &
Butler. o-2I.tf
A. H. Johnson from Butte county, S.
D., has been transacting business in
Dickinson this week..
w. H. Hanson has been in from the
Logging Camp ranch this week to look
after the construction of his new house.
Frank Korang Of New England and
| George Griffin from the country south
we're business visitors in the city this
week.
Attorney P. D. Norton thinks that he
has q fortune in the White Chalk butte
forming a part of his homestead near
Hettinger.
Ed. R. Bonney and family have left
Atlanta. Idaho. and are now at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Bonney are also at
the same place.
An outside arc light and a new ar
rangement of the lights inside has
greatly improved the general appear
n ce of Reeds store.
S. M. Davis of Oakdale was in Dick
inson Thursday to meet his brother, M.
G. Davis, and wife of Illinois, who are
out for a short visit. 7.
c. w. Stiles came in from Haley this
week to meet his sister, who arrived
Thursday from Pittsburg, Pa, for a visit
at her brothers. home.
Mrs. w. H. Cook of Gladstone and
Mrs. James Palmer arrived Friday morn
ing from the latter's home and are
guests of MIR. and Mrs. A. ]. Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Sexton returned
Thursday from Elmira Heights, New
York, where they were called last month
by the death of her father. James Fen
nell.
Charles Falk finished work in the
Zimmerman harness shop last week and
has gone to his home in St. Paul. He
likes Dickinson and may return next
spring.
Commissioner A. A. Jackson was in
from the Northwestern ranch this week
and purchased the PRESS gasoline en-
CINE which was recently discarded for
an electric motor.
Oscar Ranberge and bride arrived
from Wisconsin last Saturday and have
commenced housekeeping in the vest
ern part of the city. Mr.. Ranberge has
resumed his duties in the furniture store
of L. A. Davis & Son.
The infant child of MIR. and Mrs. P. c.
Davis died Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Martin. MIR. and Mrs.
Davis and four children, who live in the
eastern part of the city near the stock
yards, are in dire circumstances, and all
are suffering with typhoid fever.
R. D. Lyle took his family u to the
Kildeer country last week. He left his
family at the Saunders ranch and went
into the country with a party of men to
look over some land. The Lyle family
returned to the city on Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. T. G.. Saunders. Mr.
Saunders also came in the first of the
week.
James Kinney was in Dickinson this
week in company with John Kinney,
who has taken land near the Milwaukee.
James Kinney recently returned from an
extended trip west and also at his for
mer home in Ipswich, SID. He is sat-
isfied o that Western North Dakota
is as good a place, all things considered,
as a man can find.
A bank with a capital stock of $4,000.
to be known as the First State Bank of
Left, has been organized, with M. and ].
Krebsbach of Adams. MIMI, and J. H.
Wishek of Ashley, N. D., as incorpor-
ators. William T. Krebsbach. formerly
Of Adams, MIMI, who is to be the cash
Thursday for lumber and material and
stated that the bank would be open for
husiness in ah0ut a week.