The Dickinson press., 1909-05-08

For sale-good saddle horse for lady
or gentleman. Inquire at this Office
5-S.2p.ti
Garfield Partridge of the Dickinson
Mercantile Co.. was i'll with heart trouble
this week.
Michael Kronk is making extensive
repairs on his farm buildings about II
miles south of here.
F. z. Howell has been carrying a
heavy limp the past week as the result,
of a sprain sustained while practicine
baseball last Sunday.
Why not let me fill your prescriptions
Pure, fresh drugs, accuracy in com.
pounding, prompt service. free delivery.
A.. M. Pomroy, the druggist. 5.8-ti
Hugh Roberts is employed in the
market of Berringer Bros. having
finished work for the Dickinson Meat
& Grocery Co.
Mrs. Pat Mckinley left yesterday fnr
Mandan for a few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Nichols. Mr.. Nc
Ginley returned home the first Of the
week after a several days visit in
Fargo and Mandan.
Miss Isla Russell expected her mother,
Mrs. o. W. Drake. from Stevens Point,
Wis.,. Friday of this week. After a
short visit with her daughter in Dickin-
son Mrs. Drake will 60 to Reeder, on
the Milwaukee. to join her husband.
The old Senour & Langley warehouse,
just west of the electric light plant,
which George Drenkel has been using
for storage. was taken down in sections
this week and removed to the farm of
John Reuter- south of here, who has
purchased it for a barn.
Mrs. S. M. Ferris entertained Monday
evening in honor of her neices, Miss
Ada Ferris of Sidney, Mont. and Miss
Nellie Ferris of this city. There were
about "a young people present. The
time was spent in playing 500 and
other games. Mrs. Ferris served an
elaborate luncheon and..was ably assisted
by Mrs. j. X. Porter and Mrs. Dan
Manning.
Walter Wilson. for several years a
clerk at the u. S. land Office. has been
transferred to the Office AT Phoenix,
Arizona. and expects to leave Dickinson
in the near future.
Clemens Koffler expects his brother
John to arrive here soon from South
Russia. making four of the brothers in
this vicinity. the others being George
and Jacob Koffler.
A Dickinson physician was called to
Gladstone Thursday to attend to Mrs.
John Biglor. who was brought to that
town. from the country Is miles south
in a very serious condition.
The Mandan Mercantile Co. has tn.
contract for furnishing the lumber TO
the new baseball grand stand and N. A.
Freebere of Mandan. inspector of tn
fouer mill the contract for building it
Work has been commenced on tn
boarding house which the Missouri
Valley Milling Co. will erect for the US
of its employees at the -four mill. N
A. Freebere of Mandan. the inspecto
at the mill, has been awarded the con
tract.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con,
gregational church will hold a spring
sale of useful articles. followed by
supper at the Congregational churcl
parlors Thursday evening, May 20
Mrs. A. N. Jefferies is in charge of tn
supper.
Mrs. R. H. johnson was INFORMAL!
at home Friday evening of last week Il
about 20 neighbors and friends. TIL
ladies spent the evening in playing Sol
and dainty refreshments were served b!
Misses Margery johnson and Az.
Crombie.
Chief of Police Corbett has issued hi
final warning in regard to cleaning VI
the streets and alleys and he has Sc
May IS as the time limit for doing this
work. Notices were posted three weeks
ago but a good share of the property
owners have made no attempt at clean
ing up. There is just n week left tt
do the work. After that time the alleys
will be cleaned by order of MI. Corbett
and the expenses will be charged ur
to the property. How about your alley
A party of N. P. surveyors have beer
at work on the line west of the depot
this week. They surveyed the course Of
the main line and of the industrial
<rooL Tho ooytor ~ tho ro;r limo &c