The Dickinson press., 1893-09-30

PERSONAL MENTION.
Il. j. Greene has gone east for q
short trip.
d. C. Rowe came up from Minne-
apolis Monday.
John Williams returned !rom the
East Thursday.
Commissioner Caldwell WAS in town
several days this week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Packard at Gladstone
was in Dick!nson Wednesday.
Banker IIilliari expects to see the
White City about Sunday.
Fred Thompson came in Monday
from his trip to Chicago.
Frank Lish and family returned
Thursday from visit East.
Peter LEM of Relaxation was in
Dickinson Monday on business.
Geo. NJ. Frye apd II. C. Christensen
returned Wednesday from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. johnson re-
turned Sunday from the Worlds Fair.
Frank II. Gibbs, II Cannon Ball
rancher, had business in town Tues
day.
a. c. William, of the Willard house,
was in Bismarck the first of this
week.
D. a. Stocking went to st. Paul
last Saturday OH business, returning
Monday.
Mrs. j. b. Dehlinger went to Man
dan Wednesday, to be absent two or
three days.
G. C. Mead was in Dickinson Mon
day, returning to the Cannon Ball in
the afternoon.
N. p. Rogers. of Rogers 4 Rogers,
st. Paul, was in Dickinson and vicini-
ty several days this week.
Az White returned Monday from
a business trip to Chicago and Il visit
at the White City.
II. +. Repke went east Monday in
response to IL message announcing the
illness Of his sister.
w. l.. 1 ClNlilS, UlG D'l iVISt CpltlllS
superintendent of schools, was in
Dickinson Monday.
S. NJ. Packard, who paid his son
near Gladstone an extended visit, re-
turned home last Tuesday.
Duncan McGillis, chief of the police
department in Bismarck, paid his re-
| spects to Dickinson Thursday and Fri
day.
II. C. Miethc was i'm town this
week on matters connected with the
proposed purchase of II band of the
Lee sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Bardwell have
secured rooms for the winter at Mrs.
Jetlers', Uannatord street. They will
board until spring.
MIR. and Mrs. ii. w. Drenkel, who
have spent several weeks East visit
ing friends and the Worlds Fair, re-
| turned home Sunday.
Mrs. Knight, who has spent some
| time in Dickinson with her daughter,
Mrs. II. j. Greene, returned East via
Chicago Thursday.
+. III. Stoltze of st. Paul, owner of
the S-B brand of cattle, spent Il few
days this week looking after stock i'll
terests in this locality.
Mrs. +. j. Bardwell returned to
Mandan Thursday, expecting to get
settled with her husband in Dickin.
son during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Durrent came in
from their ranch Thursday. Mrs
Current and little girl will remain in
Dickinson during the winter.
MI. and Mrs. Cannon of Sims went
to Sentinel Butte this week for a lit.
tie outing. Mr.. Cannon expects to
begin work again next Monday.
Mrs. Mary S. Littlellales of lie
Grand, Oregon, is paying her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Littlehales
of this place, an extended visit.
Mrs. Turner, daughter of Sam
Whitney, formerly of Dickinson, was
returning to the Coast country on the
22nd, having made an extended visit
East.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Il. Mcdonald, re
turning from an extended trip East
spent Il few days with friends anc
relatives in Dickinson and continued
their journey to Centralia, Washing
ton, last Saturday.
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, who has
cattle in charge of Ferris Bros, and
his friend DR.. Lambert, were return
ing east last Saturday from u hunt il
the Bad Lands west of Dickinson.