The Dickinson press., 1909-03-13
Dakota National Bank
UNITED STATES OEPosiTARY
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Phone 81 for the Lehigh coal. Guar
anteed good. 2-27tf
Let us make your next photos for you.
If you are not satisfied with them we will
refund your money. We photograph
ANYTHING, anywhere, anytime. Leonard
& Pomroy. 2-27-tf
An opportunity to buy homemade
dainties for Easter. Leave your orders
with Mrs. James Soules, Mrs. J. C. F.
Parker, Mrs. M. A. Scherffius or Mrs. J.
M. Watson and the Congregational
ladies will do the rest. 3-6-3t
D. D. Sullivan, Optical Specialist, of
Fargo, will visit Dickinson personally
again on Fri. and Sat-, March 26 and II,
office at St. Charles hotel. All persons
having eye trouble should call and see
him. Eyes examined. Glasses fitted.
3.13-3t
The Knights of Pythias worked the
first degree on Frank Smith of the firm of
Smith & Evans at their meeting Thurs
day evening.
Manager R. F. Warren of the Unique
has been confined to his room a part of
the week by illness. He may have to
be operated upon for appendicitis.
Alois Engelhardt is convalescine from
a painful accident received one day last
week when he was in the yard of his
home using a pickaxe. The head flew
off and struck his foot, smashing it
quite badly.
Will and Charles Fisher were in from
their claims on section 4-98-140, Bel
field yesterday. The former was en-
ployed in Dickinson all last summer on
the Simpson and St. Charles buildings
and went out to his claim in the early
part of the winter.
The Rebekahs held a social gather
ing al the close of their meeting Thurs
day night, when light refreshments of
cake, d%oughnuts and coffee were served
by Mrs. L. A. Davis and Mrs. Harry
Harleman. Five candidates will be
Initiated at their next meeting.
St. Patrick's day occurs on Wednes-
day of next week and will be fittinsly
observed in this city with mass at St.
Patrick's Catholic church in the morn
ing. There is quite a little going on
in the evening, including the concert by
the Iowa College Glee club at the opera
house, for the benefit of the public
library association, and a dance by the
Dickinson Military orchestra in the
armory. There will be only one per-
Torrance at the Unique that evening
letting in time for the opera house
attraction.
The fact that Attorney General Miller
has appointed a special assistant at
torney general for Billings, Stark and
Morton counties is causing all manner
of speculation at Bismarck. 1t is sur
missed that unless the prohibition law is
more rigidly enforced at the capital
city by the county and city officials
that the attorney general may appoint
an assistant as provided by law for the
other side of the river and it is also
feared that if such is made by that
official that not only violators of the pro-
hibition law will be prosecuted but
that injunctions may be served against
property owners for allowing their build
ings t be used as refreshment empori-
ums that might be of a serious nature.
Elk.
Homestead entries to the number of
Is were made this week in this land
district by Henry Truelson of Zenith,
Raphael Berger of Dickinson. Mark
tombstone of Richardton, Wilbur Tray
lor of Howser, Mona Anderson of BAD
Lands, Alice Lucy Nolan of Minnea-
polls, Preston D. Arrowsmith of Mott,
John H. Shaw of Schafer, Edward Field
husen of Scranton, Frank Schneider of
St. Joseph Mimi. =, George Krenenberger
of Bad Lands. Fred H. French OF
Edeely, John Peter Of sRichardton, Carlyle
j. Clark Of Gladstone, Lawrence West
rum Of Minnewankon. Mimi, Elaf B.
Benson Of Rhame, Alois Schplihal Of
Dickinson, u C.; Williams Of Wibaux,
Ferdinand SchmelinR of Beach, John
Miller of Richardton. William F.
Moede Of Marmarth. Henry Mccarthy
Of Dickinson. Pearl M. Edwards Of Rich
arrdton. Carl Hector Of Fargo. Eugene
M. Ottssof= Medoga and Julia Sawyer Of
Minneapolis