The Dickinson press., 1909-08-14
SCHRAM'S FRUIT JARS AT
u PRICES
FOR CASH,
Pints. were sI.oo. ........now zoe
Quarts, were 81! 10. 76c
One-half Gallon,were sI.25 now 800

Quarts, were S1.6o. NOW 7bc
One-half Gallon were sl.25 now 800
Sam Gotta made q trip to the 500
this week in the interests of his live
stock company.
Attorney F. c. Heffron attended the
meeting of the State Bar association at
Minot this week.
H. Froelich will run two threshing
machines this fall and he expects to
have plenty of work.
R. H. Darling of Richardton died of
cancer on the 4th. He left a wife and
large family Of children.
Miss Ethel Dodd, who has been visit
ing her mother. for the past " weeks,
will return to Brainerd Monday.
Mrs. w. C. Baker and children left
Wednesday for a months visit with
her brother at Dogtooth, N. D.
The scaffoldine was erected and the
work of remodeling the Dakota National
bank building begun this week.
Dorothy and Esther Ayers are the
guests of Mrs. j. B. Eaton of Fargo at
her summer cottage at Detroit for two
weeks.
Miss Anderson and Miss Frendberg
of Hillsboro. visited Mrs. Amos c.
Crowl this. week on their way home
from the Seattle fail.
In the game between Gladstone and
the South Side on the local diamond.
last Sunday, the South Siders won by
a score of ii to 2.
Ole Wickland of the A. T. Crowl &
Co. department store, returned to his
work the past week. After leaving
camp he went to Minnesota points for
a few weeks visit.
To Loan Agents: We wish to arrange
with a few more good reliable loan
agents or country banks TO send US
applications for farm loans. Address.
Interstate Securities Company, Mime
apolis, MINI. 1t
Miss Jean Sellers. .bookkeeper for the
Dakota Loan & Collection Co.. returned
from the Seattle fair Saturday. She
reports that Mrs. Hayes and Mrs.
Stanley were going over to Oakland
and might not return for several weeks
yet.
This afternoon and Sunday two
games of ball will be played between
the Lewiston nine-champions of Mont
ana and the Dickinson nine-champions
of the Western Missouri Slope. Some
spectacular playing is confidently
expected.
A. Mr.. Stow had a stack of IS tons
hay set on fire Monday night by light
ming. Neiehbors came to the rescue
and another stack in his building was
saved. Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Scott were
compelled to leave their house the roof
Of which was not completed and 60 to
the school house near by.
Fay T. Carter had a narrow escape
Monday night. Lightning struck the
chimney of his house and ripped the
siding out on one side. The bed in
which the little boy was asleep was
covered with SCOT and pieces from the
chimney caused by the bolt of lightning
but no one was harmed.
On Monday, Lieut.. Baird, list Sergt.
Wolford. Seret. Schorsch and Corp.
Dardis. the fortunate victors in the com
petitive match for the national rifle
tournament, left for f1illsboro, N. D.
From there they will 60 to Camp Perry,
where they expect to remain about three
weeks.
A card received from Treasurer John
Riessbed this week stated that he had
stopped at Billings, Helena and Spokane,
and would visit Capt. Geo. Aud at
Forest Grove, Oregon. before returning
from his visit with his parents at
Salem, Oregon. Miss Genevieve White
is attending to the county treasurer
business in Mr.. Riessbeck's absence.
Frank Kubisctha, ST.. who lived
about twelve miles north of the city.
died Sunday and was buried on Tuesday
from St. Jospeh's church in South
Dickinson. Mr.. Kubisctha was over
ninety years old and leaves several
sons who have homesteads in the coun-
try north.
Mrs. D. S. Moore and son of James,