The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09

lineEof harness. #SSS .IStf
+. DeHebach left WednesdaysIora trip
TO Deadwood, S. D.
III: c. and E. H.. Mofrell were III from
Manning On Monday. III 4 Ss
Leave orders for cut l6wers md Dot
ted plants ut the Ideal. 4-I8-4t.
S. L. Carroll is enlarein1g and.repair.
ing his home on Cross street.
Heath & Milligan's sunshine finishes
are best. A. 7. Crowl& 60. II
Mrs. c. S. Langdon has returned from
a two weeks visit in the Twin cities.
Before buying harness cali IL ii. r.
Folscrott's and get n at your own
price. .4-I8tf
Mr.. and Mrs. a.. H. Arn,ett drove Ia
their stock ranch north the first 81 the
week. ST
Albert and Ole Burwick 81 Daplum
were business visitors in the city last
Saturday.
c. G. Mead was in from the Cannon
Ball country, Saturday night Tor 4 load
Of lumber. &
Mrs. w. E. McGlashan- arrived from
Bismarck the first Of the week for i shor,
visit in the city.
Elinor Remmen has been absent
from school the past week. being a vic
tim Of the mumps.
Jeremiah Crowley. proprietor Of the
Elmwood Hereford stock farm, was a
recent visitor in the city.
F. E. McCurdy, states attorney in
Dunn county has a new automobile which
he purchased Of E A. L%illibridge.
MIR. and Mrs. H. c. Kruegero Of Hebron
visited the first of the week at the home
OF their daughter, Mrs. I. A. Wiech.
ia. McAndress and Walter Junkin
returned last Friday from a trip TO Liv
ingston and Hunters Hot Springs.
DR.. v. H. Stickney was in. Mandan
Thursday to .ttend the monthly meeting
of the board of reform school directors.
Editor H. R. Young, Of the Dunn
County Settler, and M. E. Thompson. a
homesteader. were in from Manning
Wednesday.
John Mead, brother of c. C. Mead,
has been elected a delegate from Yer
mont to the republican national conven.
ton at Chicago.
W. S. Mccormick Of the Reporter
Fon du Lac, Wis, has been spending
the week in the city the guest Of his old
friend, M. E. Morgan.
Sister Gabriel, mother superior of the
Benedictine Sisters of st. Joseph,M MINI.
visited the Benedictine Sisters in this
city the first Of the week.
Cashier E. w. Carlock's family will
arrive in Dickinson about June first.
They expect to make their home for the
summer.in the Rasmus Jensen house.
Miss Rose O'Donnell returned Satur-
day from a two weeks visit at her home
in Hawley, Mimi, and resumed her du-
ties in the postofice the first of the
week. i
Herman Qually, d. w. Jackson and
A. u. Gray were in from Graeber last
Saturday. The former made proof on
his homestead and the other gentlemen
were his witnesses. &
The undersigned has applications from
two good stenographers and bookkeep-f
ers who are band players and who want
positions in this city. See Harry Defoe.
5-2-2t.
You want correct styles of furniture
and you can get them of Frankenberg.
He also has carpets, curtains and things
generally found in a frst-class furniture
store. 5-2tf.
Harry Harleman has the foundation
we'll started for a house in Hilliard and
Manning's addition near the Jessen prop
erty on Barnes street. The house is to
be a one:story. 42x26 feet, Of the bunga-i
low style. !
& IA mCClHlk Vi luE OlCkluSOu flTe
Department held Wednesday evening.
A. M. Pomroy, NJ. Z. Mcbride and Roy
Butler were elected delegates to attend.
the iremans' annual tournament 10 be
held in Mandan this summer.
T. a. Cahill, candidate for clerk Of
the court in Billings county, was in Dick
.inson last Saturday. MI. Cahill is the
only. candidate for Office from the a s
ern portion OF his county and feels that.
this should naturally strengthen his can
didacy. A
District Deputy j. N. Jack was return
ing Thursday from Mandan where be at-
tended the state camp meeting Of the
Modern Woodmen Of America. This
state will send 10 delegates to the head.
camp meeting at Peoria. Ill, in June.
c. Carter Of Belield attended the Man;
dan gathering as local delegate.
JosephA. Merth, who has been leader
of +ha ~ Militia, ho.l .La