The Dickinson press., 1909-10-30

Furnished rooms at the. Vaughn
residence, Third Ave. w. Io-9o-tf
Harleman & Scott have recently re.
ceived three large shipments of hand
painted china, which is now on display
at their store. Io-3o.1t
Herbert Parker loaded at Medora
Thursday and went east with four cars
of cattle.
A report comes from Gladstone that
the wheat on the old Lee farm averaged
2SX bushels 10 the acre.
Dr.. 1. C. Smith returned Thursday
from his trip to St Paul and will spend
several days in the city.
J. C. F.. Parker secured. q bunch of
beef cattle ..and veal calves from the
Chas. = Holton ranch. the first Of the
week.
There has been a gasoline famine in
the city for over a week. causing. serious
Inconvenience to the many users Of this
necessary article.
Several of the..Lefor boys have already
returned from OREGON and they are con-
WINGED now that North Dakota is the
best place to farm.
Arthur J. Farley, an N. P. operator.
and Miss Clara Lovin of Black Butte
were married in this city Wednesday
by Jude a der Las. They will make
/ their home in Mandan.
James Kennedy has already unloaded
seven carloads Of material in the city
for the new waterworks extension in
the western part Of the city. He hopes
to get the big ditch machine started
here the coming week. i.
Col. Frank Lish is having good luck
in making collections for the. silver
service for the Battleship North Dakota.
He wants 5000 for Stark county and
from the way the list starts in this city
there will be no trouble in getting the
amount.
The Schubert Symphony club gave q
delightful program at the armory
Wednesday evening. Comment on TIL.
well-known company is unnecessary,
so it will suffice to say that everyon.
present enjoyed a rare'treat. The socia
dance afterwards was we'll ATTENDED
and Melted the piano fund SIS. 80.
The lectures by LII. John P. D. Johr
at the Methodist church this week, havl
been an intellectual treat to those VIII,
have been fortunate enough to hea
them. Dr.. John is a finished speake
and his topics are calculated 10 enlare'
and uplift the minds of his hearers. l
is earnestly hoped that everyone il
the city will attend at least one o
these lectures and gain the benefit to b.
derived from hearing the views of {
widely read and travelled speaker.
L. j. Dickinson & Son expect to NOV
to their new location in the Ray build
ing on Wednesday of next week. Tn
arrangement of goods in the new stor
will be something of an innovation here
Shelving six feet high will be placed il
the center of the store, and wall case
for the suits will be arranged on eac
side at the front. The shoe shelving i
placed at the back, on each side of th
room, while the spaces between tn
center shelving and the wall cabinet
on each side will be occupied by smalle
cases at the front of the store and table
at the back. This will give a chanc
for the display of every article in tn
store to the best advantage and viii
be a great improvement over the forme
method.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho
dist church will give a Dutch marke
supper in the basement of the church
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 2. Thi
supper will be something of a novelt
in the church supper line. A lars
printed menu will be hung up in full
view and the different articles of foo
will be served from tables presided owe
by ladies Of the socitey. The pric
of each article will be five cents, an
the quests may select whatever Wan