The Dickinson press., 1908-08-29

THE DICKINSON PRE-
Mrs. a. L. Martin and son and Miss
Maud E. Martin were down from Senti-
mel Butte 0 n Tuesday. !.
Mrs. Ella Fox and daughter iazel,
returned Thursday from their extended
visit with Mrs. Fox's mother i Sand
Creek, Wis. Nj N
Frankenberg has the Baldwin Go.
pianos. You . see them at his furni. /
ture store. II you think Of buying. cali /
and look at this standard make. s-z.tf.
c.s. Langdon lost ! good stallion
recently. The animal was injured lin a
wire fence some. time ago and subse-
quently received a bad kick from another
horse.
Art squares. are ingram carpets woven
In one piece. We are Showing. new
patterns in the Richardson qualify. O.
B. Frankenberg. s.36-tf
Mrs. Joe Messersmith returned
Wednesday from her old home iinsIron-
wood, Mich, where she has been spend
ing the summer.
Miss Laura Lindsey left Monday for
her home in Delano, Mimi, after spend.
ing two weeks with her friend, Miss |
Marjorie Cuskelly. sS
You want correct styles Of furniture
and you can get them of Frankenberg. |
He also has carpets, curtains andsthipgs
generally found in a 6rst-class furniture
store. s.2tf.
Mrs. A. N. Seeley left Monday for a
visit with relatives in Little Falls, MINI.
She will attend the Minnesota state fair
before returning home.
Baker & Burgner are licensed under
takers. Calls answered day Of night:
Phone 235 J. or II ]. Dickinson Under
aking Co, Sims street. 6zo-tf
Two glandered horses were killeds4he +
past week for Ferdinand F;ranziacn
Antelope creek; also one for sGeQsSsEFd Ia
erick south. of Gladstone. Sy5Ss d
Fred Gerlick, who has beea WorlHsng.
at the Frank Lish hardware store, left
this week for a few weeks vacation; at
his home in Mankato, MINI.
John Giel, a former shoemaker III the
city, reports good crops out south. He
finally won his contest and is happy:be-
cause he has a choice piece of land.
We makerit our special duty to our
selves and our customers to undersell all
competition and give you the finest work
that can be done at any price for oursal-
ways-reasonable price. H. M. ROBBERS;
the pioneer jeweler. 5.z3tf
Miss Grace Robinson is expectations
today from her eight months visit onsfhe
coast, with her brother, Clarence,ss in,
Seattle and her aunt, Mrs. II. w. Bates,
at Granite Falls. Wash.
Persons who will rent ooms or take
boardes or who will room and board
both, please communicate with Piss.
Berg, superintendent Of the city schools:
8-7a-at
Miss Nellie Dinsdale pleasantly
entertained a few Of her intimate Shl
friends at her home "wednesday seveniinhs
Miss Mildred Smith entertained tBe
same crowd Thursday night, NJ
Miss Myrtle Merrill came Is Monday
from the Merrill ranch near oakdale,
where she had been spending the
summer. She plans to teach this winter.
but has no school engaged yet.
Word comes from Brainerd that John
Neil has regained his sight and that His
hands will be saved. This Is much
better than was feared would be the re-
suit Of his serious railroad accident of
August 70.
Through John B. Dehlinger, round
house foreman, Henry Curry, general
master mechanic of the Northern Pacific,
sends Engineer G. p. Itch ! very nice
letter. M. Curry fully appreciates Nj.
Litch's worth Al 5aanr:Eensiineer and sin.
cerely regrets the pain he Is undergoing:
as . result Of the terrible wreck Of
August 10.
Mondays heavy rain wal accompanied
by quite. IN electrical disturbance.
Lightning flashes were very sharp and
caused the local telephone managersa
good deal of annoyance as well as loss
Of property. Several instruments were
burned out. The rain of Tuesday night
was not as heavy, but it was accompanied
by a strong wind.
Mrs. ]. a der Las and daughter, Miss
Marie, returned Wednesday. from a six
weeks visit with relatives in Wilson, Wis.
Mrs. van der Las reports that her grand
son, John Devine, who has visited in this
city several times, is suffering with N
broken arm as the result Of a recent fall.
Judge van der Las, who went east
last week, accompanied his wife and
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