The Dickinson press., 1908-03-07
John Gunwall of Taylor was in Dick
inson on TUESDAY,,

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L.W. Foley was down from Medora
the latter part Of last week.
Auditor ]. A. McGregor and daughter
OF Medora spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Roberts took a
trip to Medora the first of the week.
]. Vaughn has Hooking Valley lump
coal and Bear Greek nut.size. I2-I4.tf
Residence for sale, very reasonable
terms. Inquire at PRESS Office. 2-8.tf
Walton & Davis have slab wood
edgings and Hooking valley coal. 1l-23tt
W. F. Burnett left Tuesday morning
for a few days business stay in Bowman.
F. T. Rucker and Edward Jones of
Mott we're recent business visitors in the
city.
Harleman & Scott have paper nap
kins for the next church supper. Don't
miss them. e 1t
For rent-a nicely furnished. steam.
heated room in the PRESS building.
Mrs. A. A. Harleman. - 2.22-tf
w. X. Peet left last Saturday for a
few weeks business aud pleasure trip to
the Twin Cities and points east.
Rev. and Mrs. Haupt of Richardton
spent Sunday'in the city and returned
to their home Tuesday morning.
Martin J. Connolly, local editor Of the
Hettinger County Herald. published at
New England, spent Sunday in Dickin-
son.
w. G. Ray sends a handsome Lord
street, Liverpool, souvenir card, an.
nouncing his safe arrival on February
"a.
Mrs. Ed. Browns many friends will
be! pleased to learn that she 10 recover
ing nicely fromsa several months ill
luess. s@
Nj. and Mrs. B.. o. Johnson and
daughter, Fannie, will leave in the near
future for a few weeks visit in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. 10. Gray of Medora attended
the dance given By the B. Of K. T. and
visited with friends inFthe city the first
of the week. ~ II
Two teachers report seeing lively
grasshoppers while walking along the
N. p. track n day during the last
week in February.
Geo. Nelson, editor of the Medora
Herald. and candidate for clerk of the
court in Billings county, attended church
in Dickinson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Loveland, who have
lived in the Neil house on Cakes stree,
for the past year, have moved TO Pipe.
stone, Mimi, his former home.
E. P. Wildwood of Crookston, Mimi.
arrived the first of the week and has as.
sumed his duties as stenographer in the
Office Of the Dickinson Horse Sales Co,
Garfield McNeill, who recently ar.
rived from the east with his brother
Duncan McNeill, is working in the
grocery department at the A. T. Crowl
store.
Mrs. w. J. Simms and daughter, Miss
Anna, left Saturday for Glendive, Mont.
where MI. Simms has been located fol
several months and the family will make
their home.
w. c. Crawford returned last Satur
day from a business trip to Bowman
Mr.. Burnett returned a day earlier from
Mott, where he had been attending
to legal matters.
E. B. McGill and his brother, E. E
McGill, returned Sunday from a TRIP
west as far as Big Timber, Mont, ane
lelt mere Tue HTSl Oh tue week IOI dQ IN
definite stay in St. Paul.
]. E. Phelan returned Saturday fron
a business trip to Bowman. He made
the trip with his auto and was accom-
panied on his return by Obert A. Olson
who made a short business stay in til.
city. +
A. N. Odenheimer of Des Meines
Iowa, who makes frequent trips to Thu
city on account of his land interests il
this part of the country, arrived las
Saturday. He made trip to the Owen
ranch near Manning.
The play that made both fame ant
fortune for Joseph Murphy was th'
popular comedy "The Kerry Cow" ant
this season it is the medium used il
bringing that clever young comedian
Mi. Bernard DAILY, into the limelight , 9
stardom. The supporting company j
clever and we'll selected. Nh. DAILY
splendid tenor voice is naturally adapt
ed to the many Irish songs that are in
produced during the action Of the play
The engagement is a notable q amonI
this seasons bookings. AT the operi
house this Saturday evening.