The Dickinson press., 1908-03-14
Don't forget the dance onsst. Patrick's

Will exchange forty horses for mixed
Cattle. SIS. Suthertano 3-I4.2p
Road Foreman B. P. Johnson recently
purchased a new Buick car.
There was work in the E. A. degree at,
the Blue lodge last evening. !
l. G. Lee of New England was ! bust:
ness visitor in the city this week.
Samuel Huffman of Edton made a
business trip to this city the first Of the:
week.
w. A. Tremblay Of Miles City has
been in Chicago this week buying new
bar fixtures. u |.
Attorney L. r. Baird leaves TODAY for
Bowman, where he will look after several
contest cases.
Conductor P. H. Mccarthy and wife
returned the first of the week from a
visit in Wisconsin.
S. L. Cuskelly. +. F. Fox and Ed.
Sargent have passed examinations for
promotion to engine foreman.
Alex Fowler of Fayette made a bust
ness trip to Dickinson the first of the
week, returning home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Birch returned a
few days ago from California, where
they have been spending the winter.
Fred Mccarthy left Thursday for a
short business stay in Minneapolis. Be.
fore returning he will visit with relatives
in Brainerd.
Mrs. B. v. Dygart arrived Thursday
from Fargo to join her husband, who has
been employed as operator at the local
office for some little time.
w. R. Holgate, assistant principal, has
been taking an enforced vacation from
his duties at the high school. the past
week On account of illness.
Manager K. A. Kalmen returned
Wednesday from Miles City and other
Montana points. where he secured
several good sized building contracts for
the Northwestern Building Co.
Quinlivan & Lyle have received a
handsome 24-horsepower Jackson tour
ing car, which was unloaded Thursday.
They Can use this to good advantage in
their business the coming summer.
Tom Sunde, who recently came from
South Dakota, was in the city this week
for lumber for a large house which he is
building on his homestead lea Daglum.
Ole Burwick. who is assisting Mr., Sunde,
accompanied him to this city.
The many friends of Mrs. S. P. Gotta
will be. pleased to learn that she is stead
lily regaining health. For the past week
she has been able to sit up for a short
time each day, with no i'll effects and
every day shows a marked improvement
in her condition.
A letter from DR.. Stickney this week
stated that the family was having an ey-
c%ellent time ar their cottage in Daytona,
Fla, where weather was all that could be
asked for, and the sea bathing is fine.
The Stickneys expect to be home the
last of the month. /.
Don't forget that sale of all kinds Of
Chairs, Dressers. Chifoniers, heavy and
light Tables. Center Tables galore,
Mission Rockers of Chairs. All at prac.
tically your own price at CURR1E'S.
P. S.-Also have several Spring Wagons
and Buggies, Harnesses OF all sorts,
Stoves, Guns. Beds and Bicycles. 2-29-3t
Miss Mayme McNitt arrived Saturday
from her home in Lake City, Mich, and
will remain in the city for an indefinite
period. Since leaving Dickinson several
months ago, Miss McNitt suffered a
severe attack of typhoid fever but at the
present time seems to be ENJOYING very
good health.
L. P. Hagen and T: E. Halvorson
were in from Alden Wednesday. MIR.
Hagen has just completed four new
school houses in district No. 5, in Hettin-
ger county. The weather has been such
that Mr.. Hagen has been able to work
on these buildings right through the
winter months. /.
Emil Kiechbusch of Haley arrived the
first of the week from Townsend, Mont,
where he had been spending several
days. He purchased $40 acres of land
near Townsend, where he expects to
commence ranching and farming in the
near future. MI. Kiechbusch returned
to Haley the latter part of the week.
Mrs. ]. E. Phelan and daughter, Miss
Ruth Phelan, returned Sunday from a
two weeks visit in Fargo. Mr.. Phelan
left here last Friday for Fargo and re-
turning Sunday continued his journey
west, making business stops at Miles
City, Butte and Helena and reaching
home again Tuesday morning. His
travelling. while it lasted, was something
like perpetual motion.
Charles Sharp, known to many old
timers around Dickinson, is in the city
for the purpose of putting the telegraph