The Dickinson press., 1908-03-14

Spring hats, derbys aud soft hats.
The Hub. ~
S%easonable soft hats at the Dickinson
Mercantile. It
We will pay you 25c. for your old
hat. Dickinson Mercantile. It
Wanted-a frst.class trimmer. Apply
to Miss Murn. Dickinson. 3-7.2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Anderson of Bel.
field we're visitors in the city Tuesday.
Your old hat and s2.75 buys a INC.
Kibbin hat" at the Dickinson Mercan.
tile. 1t
Shopping at Roquette Bros. is a
pleasure. not labor. Their styles are
up.to-the.minute. 1t
We will have green vegetables for
delivery today. Order by phone, ISL l..
Harleman & Scott. 1t
Mrs. w. F. Burnett. who has been,
spending several weeks in St. Paul, is
Expected home this week.
Mrs. G. E. Burgess is reported as re.
covering nicely from her recent opera
ton at the Stein hospital.
Mrs. ]. M. Watson and two children
have been housed. for the past week,
being victims of the mumps.
Otto Buehner has nearly recovered
from an attack of typhoid fever and ex.
poets to be about town in a few days.
Miss Bessie Olson of Minneapolis
arrived last Friday for a few weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. H. b. Newton.
Lewis o. Ofstedahl, who recently re.
turned from a visit east, was in Wednes-
day from his claim southwest of RAINY
Butte.
Miss Anna Jones, the nurse who has
been in poor health for several months,
left Tuesday for her homestead in Bow.
man county.
Mrs. A. Clitty. who has been spending
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
A. Dingman, left Tuesday for her home
in Becker, MINI.
Mrs. J.. F. Brodie and the three
younger children returned Tuesday
morning from a two weeks stay at
Hunters Hot Springs.
Charles Wallasser, who has been
working as a barber in this city for the
past six months. left Monday for Bel.
field, where be has opened a shop.
Books are also among mans truest
CONSIDERS. In the hour of affection,
trouble or sorrow, he can turn to them
with confidence and trust" Langford.
Don't forget the bargains at Harleman
& Scots during the March horse sales
the goth and 31st, and remember that
our good values are always bargains.
3-14.3t
H. F. Beeman has the contract for
remodling and charging Conductor c.
T. Cuningham's house on Van Norden
street. Work wa commenced this
week.
Any one desiring instructions on brass
or stringed Instruments consult Joe
Merth, leader of Dickinson band and
military orchestra. Studio front rooms
over Dickinson Mercantile Co.'s store.
b $50 I-4-ti
w. L. Richards, w. P. Owens and
Robert Wilcox, incorporates of the
Dunn County State bank at Manning,
have received their charter from the
secretary of state.
Miss Evelyn Dundas, who has been
suffering with typhoid fever at the Stein
hospital, was very seriously ill the first
of the week but was reported as some.
what better yesterday.
Quite a few changes have been made
in the rooms over the Dickinson Meat &
Grocery Cos. store and in a few days,
Mrs. J. N. Defoe, who recently arrived
from Valley City, will open a millinery
store in these quarters.
{. b. Hanson and Louis Dundas re-
turned Tuesday from a business trip to
Hettinger. They found travelling very
heavy and it required five days to make
the trip going and coming.
Miss A. M. Scott, the nurse, left Tues
day for Glendive, after spending several
weeks in the city while caring for Mrs.
G. E. Burgess. Miss Scott expects to
spend several days at Hunters Hot
Springs.
Garfield Partridge has been taking an
enforced vacation from his duties in the
store Of the Dickinson Mercantile Co.
on account of illness. He has been
suffering with the grip and an abscess
near his eye. Il.
A.. r. Crowl & Co. have arranged
special bargains for Monday and Tues.
day, March go and 81. the Dickinson
horse sale dates. 1t will pay you to at.
tend the sale and take advantage OF
these bargains. 3-I4-3,
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