The Dickinson press., 1909-05-22
Papering,. painting and tinting.
Phone 12O. Frank Hewes. 5-22-2p

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Furnished or UNFINISHED rooms to
rent. AS Fifth Ave. W. 5-22-2p
Mrs. H. c. Short went to Minneapolis
Sunday evening 10 visit for a month.
r. H. Tracy, federal live stock
inspector. was in Dickinson the past
week. i
Mrs. David Roberts was successfully
operated on at the Stein hospital the
past week.
F. W. Turner returned Wednesday
night from Beach. where he went on
business the first of the week.
Fred Bottle and Otto Alpsrt of Richar-
dton are in town this week. being called
as jurors for this term of count.
W. L. Richards left Saturday night
for Arizona, where he is to receive
2, 600 head of cattle on the 18th.
I: Messrs. Sanders and Spelling Of
Miles City. Mont, were am ong the visit
ing members Tuesday evening.
L. Scott went out to the ranch near
Rockspring Wednesday with a \party
from Missouri, who was looking 70,
hors es. &
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, who lost
their home by fire Wednesday have taken
rooms for the present with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Wilson. g
Ira j. Wilson returned Thursday from
a visit at his old home. Cedar Falls,
la. He was accompanied by E. v.
Mullinex. who intends to buy land and
locate in this country. {
W. w. Bebee was in town Wednesday
en- route to his claim south of Manning.
He was going out to look after some
breaking and expected to return to
Belield the first of next week.
Miss Ida Chase. who works in j.
Vauehn's Office. was called to Lennon
the first of the week on account of the
Hines of her sister.
Mrs. A. Hilliard and Miss Marion
Hilliard returned home Sunday. They
have been spending several weeks in
St. Paul on the return from the winter
al Daytona, Fla.
States Attorney P. D. Norton of
Hettineer arrived in Dickinson this
week. He will prosecute in the case
against C.. F. Merry in district court
next Tuesday.
L. H. Dow passed through here Thurs
day with a party Of. landseekers from
the east, who were bound for Helena,
Mont, where the Bows own a fine tract
of land. j. F. Brodie went out to the
land several days in advance.
There was a large attendance at the
regular meeting of Dickinson Lodge B.
p. O. E. No. 1887, Tuesday evening
when six candidates were initiated into
the order. The new members r W.
H. Walton, d.. v. H. S~tickney, Frank
Roquette, J. A. Wiech and 7. F.
Murtha Of Dickinson and Joseph Breslow
Of Glen Ullin.
Louis F. Crawford. cashier of the
Interstate bank of Sentinel Butte, was
in the city last Saturday. visiting his
brothers, Judge Crawford and Manager
Crawford. While in the city Mr.. Craw-
ford purchased two Of the Pelissier sad.
die horses, including the fine black horse
so often seen on the streets Of Dickinson.
D. L Lyle and family are making
preparations to move to Miles City,
| Mont.
Mcclellan and Sisfried have pur.
chased the cement business and ma.
chinets Of Stewart Cummings and will
carry on the business under the name
Of the Dickinson Cement Works. Mi.
Sigfried has worked with Ole johnson
OF Bismarck several years and is {
Sxpert in his line. He says bur grave
is as good as Bismalck's and the Green
river sand is much better for making
blocks. The new firm has alread,
started with orders for several thousand
blocks
Nj. and Mr.. James c. Young of Min.
neapolis have been guests at the St
Charles the past week. MI. Young
is the gentleman who donated the 2!
acre park to the,city Of Dickinson. ais
the fine library Of about 4. 900 voldme
in the Commercial Club rooms He i
the owner of many acres Of land nea
the city and at q time was q ver.
large owner Of residence property ii
the city. Nj. Young is very enthusi
astic over the future Of Dickinson on,
never loses an opportunity Of speaking
y afsood word fIor our city. 4%s