The Dickinson press., 1908-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
H. B Schaffner wal wei from Broncho
this week.
w. P. Owens was in from Manning
this week.
Crushed fruit sundaes for 10 cents at
the Ideal. 4-I8-3t
G. w. Mcclellan, agent for Zenith
coal. Phone 100. 11-3o.tf
&C. Randall was in Tuesday from
Mary for "a load of supplies.
John Tyler, one of the Billings county
ranchers was in Dickinson on Friday.
DR.. G. A. Clarke, dentist. Office in
Mcdonald & Pomroy's block. 6-72.tf
If you want to buy city lots see
Walton & Davis have slab wood
edgings and Hooking valley coal. 1l-23tt
Commissioner Connolly'of Bailey had
business in the city'the 'frst,o of the week.
Bat ConneIl, Ray Saule and Sam Gil
man were in from South Heart, Thurs
day.
MI. and Mrs. S. ID. Gregg and three
daughters were up from Gladstone on
Friday.
F. E. Hol1ingsworth and family moved
out to their homestead neal Oakdale
this week.
Mrs. Leonberger has added to the
fixtures at the bakery a telephone. The
call is 221 L.
Supt. H. James was in from Mott this
week and attended the lecture given by
Gov. Burke.
For the best drills, discs, harrows,
sulky and gang plows on the market 60
to Drenkel's. 3-21-tf
Bishop Mann has been entertained by
MI. and Mrs. A. T.. Crowl during his
stay in the city.
w. C.. Mckenzie was in from New
England this week with teams to get a
car of seeding drills.
. LOST-A back comb with gold flow
ering mounting. Finder will be reward
ed. Leave at PRESS office. IF
Fred Kostelecky is not handling
baggage this week because of AN injured
knee. Martin Martinson takes his ,place.
G. w. Rossing of Wisconsin has beer
visiting relatives in the vicinity of New
England and also spending a few days
in the city.
Miss Esther Fowler is assisting :as
clerk in the p~ostofice, to take the place
of Miss Bessie Wilson, who will finish
work this month. -s
o. B. Frankenberg is receiving three
of the Baldwin pianos. This is a standard
make and whl be kept IN stock all the
time by Mr.. Frankerlberg.
C.. O. Hubbell has been off d,1tv at the
N. P. ticket office this week, suh6erme
with tonsilitis. N. D.. Richey has beer
taking his place in the Office.
MI: Trickey, a county charge, died I'd
the Dickinson hospital Thursday. Bon
little is known of this man Al he woa1d
never tell where his former home was, @,
where his friends or relatives could b
found.
Anyone desiring instructions on bras.
or stringed instruments consult LOO
Merth, leader of Dickinson band and
military orchestra. Studio front room.
over Dickinson Mercantile Co.'S store
b 23o I-4t'
Tree planting is the order in man,
parts of the city. J. Vaughn placed ar
order the past week for SI2o worth Of
trees to be set in the street in front O
the residences of Mark Sutherland, Capt
Saunders, P. Mckinley and Mike Drury
Mr.. Vaugen will also plant more trees a,
his home. FIR. Dignaa is having 1oe
trees set on the St. Patrick church prop
erty.
Wednesday night the Commercial
Club took up several important matters
1t was voted to hold the usual n
banquet in May following the election o.
officers. T. N. Hartung, ]. c.. Quinlivar
and van der Las were appointed as
general committee of arrangements witt
power to appoint subcommittee. L
was the unanimous opinion of the mem
bers present that some means should BIZ
taken to raise funds for the support o.
the band. F. L. Roquette, F. M. Baker
and |. A. McAndress were appointed q
committee to take subscriptions and te
recommend such measures as NIGH
seem advisable. The subscription paper
was started at once and at last report.
several hundred dollars had beer
pledged. The committee will also take
the matter up with the city council, Il
the end that the band gets the support i
deserves. Several people from the soutl
side were present and discussed tn,
matter of sidewalks and better crossings
1t appears that sidewalks were orderet
in South Dickinson last fall but owing t,
the lateness of the season no work wa
done, and besides a remonstrance pc
tition against sidewalks wat filed will
the city council. The advisory matter i
now in the hands of the good road com
mittee, DR.. G. A. Perkins, 7. a der La,
and ]. G. Quinlivan, and it is likely tia
something will be done right away.