The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28

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ness visitor Id the city Tuesday.
B. Halvorson Of Saltwater made =
business trip to the city this week.
Miss Fern Lincoln Of Saltwater was
the guest Of Mrs. L. A. Simpson the FIRST
Of the week.
Commissioner ]. B. Stoddard and wife
from Sentinel Butte were visitors IN the
city this week.
Attorney L. A. Simpson has been in
the Twin Cities for = lev days.
Rev. 0. T. Just oficiated At the
funeral Of the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Menge, held at Bel6eld last Saturday.
The opera house will be the scene Of
q large gathering of people on Sunday,
the opening day Of the Sisters bazaar.
]. P. Smith Of Madison. Wis; arrived
last Saturday with a party of land.seek-
ers, whom he located IN the country
north.
Gerald Bowers has purchased Of F.
D. Hevener the latter's cottage on Han
naford street and expects to Ia take pos.
session about November /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Leo have moved
from the Pat Needham house in the
northeastern part Of the city to the John
Flynn house on Hannaford street.
Carl Springstein of Garrison, Iowa.
has been spending several days in the
| city and looking over the surrounding
country, with the view of locating.
Judge ]. G. Campbell left last Satur-
day for Montreal, from which port he
will set sail for Scotland, where he in.
tends to spend the greater part OF the
winter.
Miss Anna Marty, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. A. w. Ellickson, for the
past month, has been quite seriously i'll
for the past week, suffering with an at
tack of appendicitis.
w. M. Ahern arrived the first. Of the
week from Glendive and took out
lumber for a house on his homestead
near Alden. He was accompanied south
by bis friend, A. A. Olson.
The ladies of the committee and
especially the Sisters are very grateful
for the interest manifested and assis
lance given by everybody for the sue
cess Of the fair, which opens Sunday
afternoon and closes Tuesday evening.
Henry Tatley. proprietor of the Grand
Pacific hotel, Editor M. H.. Jewell of the
Tribune, State Auditor H. L. Homes,
all of Bismarck, and Ed. Cole, proprie.
tor of the Metropole, Of Fargo, were
visitors in the city Tuesday.
Miss Verginia Beidler has been i'll
this week threatened with fever and un
able to keep her school open. On Tues
day Miss Beidler was taken to the Dick
inson hospital and it is hoped that she
will be out again in a few days.
b. F. Fowler was in the first of the
week with Mrs. Fowler, who is to re.
side in the city during the winter while
the children are in school. Mr.. Fowler
has just finished threshing and reports a
Weld of 30 bu. of oats and 20 bu. of
wheat to the acre.
Don't fail to consult DR.. MacLachlan,
the Bismarck eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist on his next visit to Dickinson
If you are suffering from any disease
which needs special treatment or are in
need of glasses. Don't forget the date,
Monday, October 14th. at DR.. Fishers
Office. o-21-4t
DR.. MacLachlan, the Bismarck eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist, will
make his next visit to Dickinson, Mon
day, October IA. 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. o.21-4t
John Carey, who wa recently ar
rested for vagrancy, and whose fine
would have been suspended if he had
followed the instruction. of the court to
leave the city without delay, showed up
last Thursday and is now doing time on
the street chain gang. Carey is now
satisfied that it would have been easier
to move than pay rent.
Dickinson business men heartily en-.
courage good endeavors. They were
especially generous in their contribu'
lions to the Sisters fair. Let all show
their appreciation by attending the
opening on Sunday afternoon, Septem.
Der 20. A concert will be given BY the
Dickinson orchestra and violin selec
tons will be rendered by Miss Christine
Holemoe. Admission free.
At the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
Tuesday evening took place the mar
riage of Deputy Sheriff Thomas Chill
coat of Bowman county to Miss Ethe
Oakley, both of Saltwater. The cere
uOuys WHICH was performed Oy NcV
F. w. Gress, was witnessed by only :
few friends of the contracting parties
The happy couple left Wednesday fol
their home on the brides homestead
three miles east of Saltwater.
The work Of the Sisters in this city i.
we'll known and their endeavors ar.
highly appreciated. They have es
tablished a school for children and de
. sire to extend their work in every par
J of the city. Suitable quarters will b.
!. provided IN the north as well as th'
south side, to better accommodate tn,
: pupils of their numerous classes. Tn,
/. ladies of Dickinson have arranged for
} bazaar which will materially assist thu
Sisters.
The only city that DR.. MacLachlan
! the specialist, visits is Dickinson and b,
has consented to visit Dickinson onl.
after repeated requests from his patients
and friends in this vicinity who are thu
saved a long and expensive trip. Don
neglect the opportunity of consulting
} DR.. MacLachlan if you are in need o
. the services Of a specialist. He treat
J diseases of the eve. ear. nose and thrOa