The Dickinson press., 1910-03-26

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H. c. Christensen was in from Oak
dale the first Of the week.
Lost-a mans new esavenette coat. |
light coloE; finder rehun 10 kim hotel.
1p
Frank Stone and George Purchase
were do+tn from Billings county on
Saturday.
Ms. E A. Liibridee returned the
first Of the week from q visit in Glen
dive with Mrs. 30 Johnson.
A charter was issued recently to The
Taylor Commercial Club with Frank
hutchinson, J. F. Christen and Howard
Miles. i~ncosposatoEa.
MANAGER O'Leary of the Unique. was
at the Dinernan farm this week where
he secured a number Of good photographs
Of the Creeer bundle loader.
The Fayette-O akdale stage had a load
Of ten Monday morning. Rasmus Jen-
sen was among the passengers for the
north.
F. H. Voss of Mandan was in the city
the first of the week in.-.the interest Of
the Buick automobile which he is agent
foe.
Mrs. Charles Phelan came up..from
Bowman the first of the week to spend q
few days visiting her mother. Mrs. j.
W. Currie, and sister. Miss Mabel.
Geo. Wolf, proprietor of the wolf
Hotel. is thinking some of b~uildint----an
edition and other improvements on..his
building this summer.
W. J. Runyan. a Civil. War veteran,
returned Tuesday night from Danville.
Illinois. to pay his annual@visit to his
daughter. Mrs. 3. E. Noark of this
city.
Ormanzo Brown. .:sof The ....Brown
Dairy, was in Glen Ullin....this week
looking up the milk and cream market.
He wal able to contract..for...the pro-
duction of one good herd.
~ Mrs. Fred Jenness lei. .the.. first of
:. the week for Fargo. where MI. --Jenness
is employed as switchman) in the N.
r. yards and where they will make their
home for some time at least
+, Mrs. S. r. Gotta arrived in Dickinson
from New York Just 20 years ago the
:. 23rd of March and she reports that the
!. weather was just ideal. There was 8
;. snow storm, however, the following day.
: w. T. William. the pool'h nal man al
New England. was in Dickinson or
h. Tuesday. He said that it was hard tt
get cigars and other supplies in fas
enough for his place.
= Nelson Busey was in the city from
Daglum on Tuesday. He reports goo
roads in his direction, there being n
streams or creeks to cause trouble. from
high water.
Is your money working for you? Ar
you insured against hard luck or har,
times? Now is the time to saw part Q
your income. Deposit it at interes
in the Dakota National bank, Dickir
son.. II? 4
Lost-one black fur overcoat on tn
road between Taylor and Dickinson
Finder please bring 10 Scheeler store il
South Dickinson and receive suitabl
reward. Jacob Miller. Al
Rev. J. S. Rood has filed on a home
stead not far from Marshall where h
will take his wife and daughter the frs
of May. They are now in Oberlin, Ohio
MIR. Rood will be able to look after hi
missionary work in Western Mort
Dakota just the same as in the past.
Mrs. Charles H. Starke announces tina
beginning April S, 1910. she will Civ
class instruction in China painting O
Tuesday and Saturday of each wee
from 2 until 4 p. m. Private lesson
by appointment. Address 146 5th Ave
w. 3-26-t
Many evenings of amusement are bein
found at the roller rink and many expe
skaters are the outcome. The only thin
MANAGER Manley erieves about is til
absence Of music except the one evenin
of each week that the band plays, but b
is. now hoping to get music for the oths
nights.
Medora Herald: Helen Barber he
secured a position with the Great Nortt
ern Abstract Company of Fargo. an
will 90 to that place Monday to tai
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