The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

William Ray, Jr., IS home from COL
lege.
Andy Joyce is home from his CHI
cago trip.
Mrs. Oliver Whaley returned from
the east Thursday.
Elmer Hagan is enjoying the sights
at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. j. NJ. Conway left Thursday OH
visit at Elroy, Wis.
II. w. Bates and w. \. Carter rode
to Taylor last Saturday.
j. II. johnson of Bellield was doing
business i'll Dickinson Thursday.
t'~s. Grant Palmer went to SHIELD on,-
1oM". inday night on short visit.
Archie Dingman returned this
week from pleasure trip in Monta-
ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Scott of Taylor
were in Dickinson on business We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Morgan of the
Cannon Ball country, were in Dickin-
son Monday.
Rev. John Orchard went to Mingus-
vile Thursday to organize some
church work.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Wilde and chill
dren returned Tuesday from visit
at Erie, N. d.
Fred Grswold was in Dickinson
this week, returning to his ranch
south on Wednesday.
C. NJ. VanI4cuvcn returned We'd
nesday from Iowa. Mrs. Vanl.euven
will remain east for 4 while.
w. F. Cunningham was out to the
Robson & Williams ranch the first of
this week to see his cattle.
II. D. Stephenson, as delegate to
the grand lodge of Knights of Pythias,
expects to start Sunday for Devils
Lake.
T. de Bien and Leopold Beck, of
Belgium, were registered at the Viii
lard Tuesday. These parties own the
| Hedges ranch ut Glendive.
Mrs. WE. Cunningham company
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Laughlin
and daughters, of Douglass, Alaska,
expect to leave today on Il visit of
several weeks in Minnesota and Iowa
L. C. Woodman, brother of George
Woodman Of the Little Missouri
Horse Co., and \. Churchill, who had
been taking Il two weeks outing on
the Little Missouri, returned East
Monday evening.
Lincoln A. Lang, county superin-
tendent of schools in Billings county,
was welcome caller at this Office
Tuesday. Mr.. Lang has but two
schools in his county but he looks
faithfully after the two.
Geo. w. Lee, county treasurer, went
home to Gladstone Tuesday to quail
fly us school director. The other
members are r j. Turner and A. B.
Robinson.
A herd of 1900 Arizona steers are
OH the trail for the Little Missouri
Horse Co. range. They are fine cattle
two and three. year -olds-having for
IL trail brand, 80.
Frank Lucas has rented the City
Meat Market for one year. taking
possession Tuesday morning. Mr..
Lucas is Il steady industrious young
man, ana deserves success.
At the regular meeting of the Dick
insnn school board Tuesday, G. III
Pearl qualified us director. M. +
Klnefelter WAS reelected chairman
and NJ. l.. Ayers was re.appointei
clerk.
j. M. Tracey: The hot winds il
June injured grain. ] expect an av
erage yield of fifteen bushels per acre
which will give me $4,000 bushels.
sent Il car of wheat to Duluth las
week, which netted forty three cents
per bushel-the lowest figure at whicl
, ever sold.
J. C. Schmalenberger of Antelope
who was in Dickinson Monday an(
Tuesday on business as assessor o
the third district, stated that he has
fifty acres of good grain. Mr.. Schmal
, enberger does not rely wholly OF
grain, however. He has l400 shee]
and over 100 cattle.
Congregational Church. Subject il
the morning its breadth
length, height and depth; evening a
7:45-song service by members of TIN
| senior EnueaNOF anu cnOlT, preaching
at 8 o'clock-"Notes on Il Sunda.
Worlds Fair" All welcome; stran
gers invited.
, The Chinese pay their doctor onl
so long as he keeps them in health
They believe in preventing rathe
9 curing disease. This is sound sense
t and one of the strongest recommen
dations of Ayers Sarsaparilla, medi
cine which not only cures diseas
;, but prevents them.