The Dickinson press., 1908-03-14

A. c. Stone went to Sentinel Butte on
Monday.
M. L. Keeley of Hazen has been
guest at Receiver McClure's the past
week.
w. r. Everett recently received his
appointment as United States COM
missioner.
1t is reported that F. E. Morgan has
purchased fine 1o.acre orchard in
Washington.
Washing. cleaning. scrubbing and
house-cleaning, l5c. per hour. Mrs.
Bertha Scherowitz. 3-14-1m
Thad Clinch, known TO some people in
Dickinson, recently took position on
the .Siftings at Minnewaukon.
Sharpening scissors, razors, physicians
instruments and filing saws. Math
Faxes, located at Tabert's, phone 165 L.
3-7-3p
Mrs. ]. P. Luce and son. Harry Luce,
from Edton were in the city last week.
Mrs. Luce made final proof on the
homestead of her deceased husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Van Vleet arrived
last Saturday from Hartford, S. D.. and
have gone into Dunn county, where they
recently purchased two sections of land.
Andrew Lehman has finished work in
the A. T. Crowl store and left last
Thursday for Minneapolis. where his
wife and son have been for several
weeks.
George Maruska has finished work
in the A. T. Crowl store and expects to
'eave in q few days for the Twin Cities,
where he will take a commercial course
in one of the business colleges.
The Mandan Mercantile Co. will
demonstrate the working of the Wonder
grain grader at the company's yards
Saturday afternoon. This machine has
no screens and is especially adapted for
cleaning and grading seed grain.
At meeting of the Republican
Central committee of Bowman county
held at Bowman, March 4th, resolution
was passed endorsing w. c. Crawford
as republican candidate for the office. of
district Judge for the Tenth Judicial
district.
Ed. Parmeter, who had been spending
FIVE weeks at Stevens Point, Wis, re-
turned with his bride last Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Parmeter went out the first of
the week to Fayette, where they will
make their home on his homestead.
Miss Josephine Vinopal, who has been
very popular clerk in Roquette Bros.
store for the past two years. left Mon
day for Duluth, Minn., where she has
accepted good position as corset filter
in leading department store. Miss
Vinopal will be missed by scores of
friends in this city.
Editor w. A. Young, until recently
owner of the Golden Valley Chronicle,
was visitor in Dickinson on Monday,
returning from three weeks visit in
Wisconsin. Mr.. Young has not decided
on new location for paper. He likes
this part of North Dakota and will no
doubt find a desirable newspaper field
within short time.
o. J. Grace returned last Saturday
from Washington, D. c., where he had
been spending about three months.
He made report of his work, as special
agent for the U. S. government in the
line of dry land farming. to the depart
ment OF agriculture. He will continue
his work al the Dickinson experiment
station the coming season.
A young man by the name of Carl F.
Raupp arrived in the city last Friday
afternoon. He is on a 3ooo.mile "hike"
from Tacoma to Chicago and carries a
letter from the mayor Of Tacoma to the
mayor of Chicago which he expects to
deliver when he reaches the windy city.
Raupp wears a United States army
uniform, which, he claims, is good
"hiking" outfit. He is making his own
expenses by wrestling, boxing and ex-
hibitions Of various features Of strength.
The Shamrock Club has made ar
rangements for a social dance to be held
in tie opera house on the evening Of St.
Patrick's day. March 18th. Music will
be furnished by the Dickinson Military
orchestra and the dancing will COM
mence at 8:3o sharp. The ladies will
serve light refreshments on the stage