The Dickinson press., 1908-08-08

All AluOS VI OdkCIy ROOOS 1ISSn -cvGIy
day at Kimbleyis, successor to Mrs. B:
L~eonberger. 8-8-tf
Sunshine finishes will brighten worn
furniture, floors or fixtures. At A. T:
Crowl & Co.'S. 4-7s-tt
Rassy Defebach returned Monday
from a trip west, where he has been in
the interest of the Chicago Great West
ern railway.
Mrs. M. Flanagan and daughter, Rose,
from Minneapolis are spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Flanagan's sister, Mrs.
F. Reilly of Lehigh.
Miss Mary Berring;er and a few Of her
inti@ate friends enjoyed a picnic At
Miss B%erringer's birthday.
II c. L. Hager returned the first of the
week from Oakdale, where he, erected
the new Oakdale school house, at an ex-
pense of a little I'VE $1,000.
Mrs. W. w. Lakhorn was down from
Wibaux a couple of days this week to
visit her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Austin,
who is ill at the Stein hospital.
Editor and Mrs. E. X. Jenkins of
Manning spent Sunday and Monday. in
the city, the guests Of Mrs. jenkins
parents, Mr.: and Mrs; Geo. Wilson.
Our fourth shipment of Sunshine fin.
ishes just in. Seventeen different colors
and everyone good.
7-4tf A. T. Crowl & Co:
w. H. Kimbley purchased the Leon
berger bakery and ice cream stand and
assumed proprietorship on Tuesday.
He has engaged Miss Nora O'Donnell
as clerk.
Mr.,and Mrs. c. Peterson and children
drove in south of Richardton last Satur-
day to visit relatives. They returned
Sunday and report good crops in that
locality.
D.F. Olmsted and daughter, Geraldine,
were down from Medora on Monday.
Mr.. Olmsted recently opened a hotel in
the historic town of Billings county and
reports a good business.
For Sale-one second hand, Is H. p,
Avery engine, run 100 days and is in
good shape. Can be seen at F. Kehr-
schneider's place south of Gladstone.
EDWIN boutwell,, Kasota, MINI. 8-8-4p
Mrs. ]. w. Reed entertained at dinner
Friday night in honor of her sister, Miss
Anna Cruden. of LaMoure, N. D., and
former classmate, Miss Mabel Hubbard,
of Minneapolis. Covers were laid for
ten. :.
Geo. E. Rand celebrated his 72nd
birthday on Monday. He was born near
Bangor, Maine, but has been west for
many years, and says that he never en-
joyed life fully than at the present
time.
B.. S. Covell, secretary of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Rainy
Butte, has been writing business in
Stark county the past week. A. L.
Nasset, formerly of Taylor, is president
of the company.
Miss Pearl Nichols entertained a few
friends Friday night at her home on
Wales street in honor of Nathan Foster,
who was in from the E. E. Cook ranch.
The hours were pleasantly spent with
games and music.
Mrs. Jane Thompson is spending a
few weeks with her SON., Frank .Thomp-
son, of Fargo. The greater portion of
the time will be spent at the Thompson
cottage at Detroit lake, where Mr..
Thompson has a launch.
K. ]. Ike sold his half interest in the
moving picture show business to Geo.
Hassie. Sam B. Anderson owns the
other half of the Family Theatre Co.
Mr.. Ike placed the balance of his pianos
with the German Mercantile Co.
Married, at St. Johns Lutheran church,
August l, by Rev. Eugene ALL, Joseph
Kasperg to Miss Minnie Rapelpu. On
August 7 James O'Hair and Miss Lena
Wergum were married at the same
church and by the same pastor.
Miss Kathryn Flynn expects to re-
Dickinson Meat & Grocery Co. store
Flynn will take a we'll earned weeks
rest before resuming a position else
where.
H. c. Short and A. S. F. Rankin,
owners of the barrymore ranch in Bill
ings county, were business visitors in the
city On Monday. MI. Rankin recently
purchased an interest in this ranch and
has every reason to be satisfied with his
investment.
Married, by Justice of the peace, A. P.
Folsom, on August 4th, at 8 p. m. Chas.
Gray and Miss Elizabeth Bengen, both
of Indiana. Mr.. Gray has a position
with the new elevator company and the
newly welded pair have rooms in the
Moir building on Barnes street,
The first of the week K. ]. Ike went to
Crookston, MIMI, having disposed of his
business interests here. On leaving the
city he informed the PRESS that he ex
pected to 90 into the banking business
with Prof. P. V. MAIN of Minneapolis, in
the southwestern part of this state.
Concrete work is being done at the
High school building this week. A
cement flooring or platform has beer
laid in the space at the main entrance be
tween the old and new buildings an6
they expect to have walks laid to the
east and south main gates shortly.
B. B. DeFrance from eastern Nebraska
was visiting his brother, Guy DeFrance
and. renewing Stark county acquaint
ances of 20 years ago, the past week
Mr.. DeFrance is %railroading now, but ir
territorial days he had a claim neal
Taylor. The land was sold long before
real estate amounted to much in thi:
country.