The Dickinson press., 1909-03-06
LOCAL NEWS

Phone 81 Tor the Lenlgh coal. Quar-
anteed good. 2-27tf
Mrs. Jerry Palmer is gaining rapidly
now from her recent operation.
A. D. Ferris of Medora was in town the
latter part Of the week.
Mrs. ]. p. Tinele was able to return
to her home Wednesday, having been
at the Stein hospital for treatment
Mrs. A. H. Axtell arrived Thursday
from Valley City. Mr.. Axtell is head
clerk in the Crowl department store.
Mrs. Carl Schafer of South Dickinson
was operated on at the Stein hospital
the first of the week for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferris arrived from
jamestown Wednesday and expect to
make an indefinite stay here.
Manager R. F. Warren and little son
were in jamestown and eastern points
the first of the week on theatrical bust
ness.
Hoy S. Russell of the Russell Commits
sion Co. accompanied by his mother,
made a business trip to Miles City,
Mont. this week.
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If you are rot satisfied with them we will
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anything, anywhere, anytime. Leonard
& Pomroy. 2-27-tf
Welland Orchard, who has been taking
a special course in pharmacy at Fargo
college the past three months, expects
to return to Dickinson the last of the
month to esum his position in the
Welton Mcdonald drug store.
Miss Lucretia Smith of Appleton,
MIMI, a sister of Dr.. L. C. Smith,
made a short visit in the city this
week, returning home from Miles City
where she was called by the illness
of her sister.
The young ladies of St. Johns Episco-
pal church will hold a food sale in j. P.
Tinele's Office this, Saturday, afternoon.
They intend to hold sales every Saturday
during Lent.
Fred Leonberger has had lumber
hauled out to Connolly and will put up
a real estate and loan office. He will
act as agent for Spring Valley Land
Co. for some and in that part of Dunn
county.
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
The Cartwright sale which closes to-
day has been one of the best ever put
on in this city. MI. Cartwright has
given the public just what he advertised
and should he have another sale at
any time the people will have reason
to patronize it well.
William Heidi of South Dickinson was
taken to the Stein hospital the past
week. He was recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever and had a severe
relapse. He is slowly improving now.
Knute Berg of Taylor, who is al the hos
pital for the same disease, is gaining
rapidly and able to be up for a short
time.
Judge w. C.. Crawford expects to
leave next Tuesday for Bottineau where
he will preside at the regular term of
Bottineau county court in place of
Judge Winchester. The first Tuesday
in April Judge Crawford will open
court at Hettineer and the following
Tuesday at Medora. The Stark county
term comes the first Tuesday in May
followed by Morton county court.
The annual inspection of Temple
Commandery, Knights Templar, will
be held in the Masonic hall Monday,
March 8. Clarence A. Hale of Grand
Forks will be the inspecting officer.
The Knights held a meeting Tuesday
evening for the purpose of extra work
in drilling, getting ready for the in
spection.
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Stanch-
field of Grand Forks was in town the
first of the week and attended the B.
P. O. E. meeting On Tuesday evening.
He had a chance to see the new lodge
in working clothes and also to examine
the books. Mr.. Stanchield found
everything in fine shape and was
pleased with the entertainment given
him. DR.. Klein and John Crots Of
Richardton were the parties who were
initiated into the mysteries of the
order Tuesday evening.
At the Unique next Sunday matinee,
two especially good attractions will be
offered. The Musical De Fays have
pleasing act of high class nature, in
Producing selections on various instru'
ments. Wagner & Gray will present
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