The Dickinson press., 1908-02-15

Z. e. Mead was IN on Monday.
Wanted-lady rcomer. Mary Shipley.
7.Is-2p
w. H. K,mbley left Tuesday night for
a business trip east.
Joe Chris,en Of Taylor had business In
the city last Saturday.
Stewart Cummings has his new house
nearly ready for occupancy.
M. H. Tallmadge has returned from a
few weeks visit in the Twin Cities.s
TO %rent--three roons for light house
keeping. .Parkers Meat and Grocery
store. 2-I5.tf
Cashier John Courtney Of Taylor was
a business visitor in Dickinson last Sat.
urday.
John H. Highlander Of. Gladstone
made a business trip to this city last
Monday.
c. H. Wiley has a car of hard coal to
sell on short notice. Just the thing for
range or heater. 2-l5-2p
w. ]. Kennedy and Bat Connell of
South Heart we're business visitors in
the city Monday.
Capt. J. G. Saunders was able to re.
sumo his duties at the cour, house Mon.
day. after a several days illness.
Commissioner F.. E.. Gorham of
Medora was a business visitor in this
city the latter par, of last week.
Bank Examiner E. S. Tyler: Of Fargo
finished work at the three national
banks in this city the tIs, Of the week.
+. w. Lash of Portland. Maine, writes
that bis brother. James Lash, a former
resident If this country, 10 very low with
consumption.
Fred Dickinson and w. G. Clark left
Tuesday for the / cross ranch for a few
days business trip. They made the trip
via Terry, Mont.
Miss Hazel Kennedy, who had been
spending several days in the city, the
guest of Miss Marjorie Poor. returned
the first of the week to her home in
Glendive.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Davidson of
Sentinel Butte are the parents of a
1s-pound daughter, born February 2, at
the home Of Mrs. Margaret Roberts in
this city.
A good business in this city to rent for
a term OF years. Located ON one VI the
best streets in the very best town in the
state. Address, X Y z, care Dickinson
fRESs. 2.I5-tt
E. p. Stanley returned last Saturday
from Scranton via Jerry, Mont. Alter
a short stay in the city he left tor
South Dakota to look after the interests
of the Consolidated Coal 60.
Station Agen. and Mrs. J. H Palmer
returned to Glendive Sunday evening.
Mrs. Palmer Came down Saturday to
visit her parents, Capt. and Mrs. ]. G.
Saunders, while her husband and chii.
dren came down Sunday morning.
G. E. Burgess was down from Medora
this week to visit Mrs. Burgess. who is
reported as slowly improving from her
illness. She is being cared for by Miss
A. M. Scott at the St. Charles hotel and
her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Rev. Mandlus Buckneberg, the Nor
wegian Lutheran minister, who holds
services at many points south, was in
Dickinson on Tuesday. On sunday Mr..
Buckneberg held services at DAglum
and his next appointment was below
New England between the 1epee and
Rainy buttes.
Frank Kostelecky and MISS MolIie
KosteIecky returned Sunday with their
brother, John, from Rochester. MINI,
where they wen, to consult a specialist
in regard to Johns eye. The sight of
the eve was totally destroyed and the
Rochester specialist said that an opera
ton at this stage would do no good.
Joe Merth was in Sentinel Butte last
week and organized a band with the
following az members: Messrs. Gardner,
Sheets, Singer, GiIbertson, Ihas. Gilbert.
Fred Gilbert, Freer, Shear, Hart. Hat
field, Snyder, Lucas and RozeIle. The
first practice meeting was held last
Friday night and Mr.. Merth is to act as
instructor.
P. Vredenburg recently returned from
an extended visit in Washington in the
locality of Seattle, where he has Sons
and other relatives. 1t is the rain.
season IN the Puget sound country. but
Mr.. Vredenburg enjoyed his s%ojourn
there and would have. renamed longer
had It not been tor business matters
which required his attention here.
The Ladies Of the Maccahees will hold
their regular annual installation of Off
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