The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17

$3.50
Candies at cost at F. M. Smiths con.
%fectionery store. 4.I7-tf
Mrs. Welton Mcdonald is expected
home from Fargo today.
Leroy Hanneean was up from Hebron
for the dance Easter Monday.
M. 1. Connolly Of Mandan was greet
ing old friends in Dickinson this week.
Mrs. w. T. Nickel left Tuesday for
a weeks visit with friends in Glendive.
Martin Knudson of Taylor was q bust
ness visitor in the city the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Carter of Bow
man had business in the city on Wednes-
day.
W. G. Clark accompanied Miss Sibyl
to her school at St. Paul Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. j. R. Hoag left Tuesday for a
few weeks visit at her former home in
Hettineer.
C. H. DeFoe and o. P. Branick are
working on the Dr.. J. W. Stribling
house at New England.
C. E. Morris of Bel6eld was in Dick
inson the first of this week soliciting
orders for the Oliver typewriter.
Messrs. j. M. Watson, J. F. Brodie
and L. H. Dow left Tuesday night for a
short business stay in St. Paul.
H. s. Russell left Tuesday for a bust
ness trip in South Dakota in the interest
Of the Russell Commission Co.
o. E. Williamson. who recently
visited relatives in Dickinson sends
handsome views Of Owatonna. MINI.
P. H. Olson, the buttermaker, maed
proof on Monday of $50 acres of land
IL miles southeast of New England.
Hon. William Lindsay of Glendive
was returning from an eastern trip
Thursday. He had a few minutes visit
with friends at the station.
Mrs. R. R. Jenness and daughter,
Mette. arrived the past week from
Seattle for an indefinite stay at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jenness.
H. L. Reichert left Tuesday for a
visit at his old home in Long Prairie,
MINI. He will make business stops
in Fargo and the Twin Cities, returning
to Dickinson next week.
Miss Cecilia Nolan left Wednesday
for jamestown to resume her studies al
St. Johns academy after spending the
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NOLAN.
Misses Annie Froehly and Florence
Stoner arrived in the city on Monday
They recently came out from Indiana
and had been looking at land north o
Beach. For the present these ladie
will accept positions in the city.
Mrs William Reiche and children lief
this week for Wyoming. Mimi, wher
Mr.. Reiche went the week before to lool
after a little farming, The new farm
primarily for a feeding point and no on
knows better how to conduct such
place than MI. Reiche.
Mrs. Charles Bake entertained tn
members of the Ladies' Auxiliary II
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer
Thursday evening of last week. Tn
ladies spent the evening in maxim
flowers, etc., for the decorations at tn
ball Monday evening. Mrs. Bake serve
refreshments.
N. A. Freeberg, the contractor, VIII
has been putting up the new mill for tn
Missouri Valley Milling Co.. has bee
awarded the contract for the store to b
erected at Beach by j. J. BARLEY. H
expected to start a gang of men on tn
work this week. The store when com
pleted will cost ST, 500 or over.
Capt. j. G. Saunders received a tele
gram Thursday evening from Roanok
City, Va, stating that his second young
est brother died that day. This is tn
second death in a family of eleve
children whose ages range from IS dow
to Sc. the age of the n that died Thurs
day. The other death was the younees
son in the family. The surviving min
members are all enjoying good health.
c. B. Hanson is putting on a big sal
beginning Saturday morning and cor
tinuing for a full week. He is offerin
a long list of staple goods at prices thu
should be noticed by people who ca
afford to buy a little. in advance i
order to take advantage of real bargains
MI. Hanson believes that prices cou1
and a careful study of his advertiseme1
this week will convince you that /
knows whereof he speaks.
M. N. Brain, the city tailor, returne
last week from a business trip to Ma