The Dickinson press., 1893-07-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

AElkSON AL M loNs
Herbert Parker is OH trip west.
Elmer IIagan returned Sunday from
his Worlds Fair trip.
+. Gilbert of Sentinel Butte was in
Dickinson the first of this week.
Mrs. Ed. II. Bonncy of Antelope
has been visiting in town this week.
Miss Harriet Weaver, sister of Mrs.
Grant Palmer, is visiting in Dickin-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Folsom went to
New England City Friday, expecting
to return to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson returned
Wednesday from u visit in the north
eastern part of the state.
j. b. Cavanaugh, general freight
agent of the Wisconsin Central, spent
day in Dickinson this week.
w. A. McCloy is home from his
trip cast. Mrs. McCloy and Harold
are visiting ut Marietta, Ohio.
John Ricssbeck went to Hebron
Thursday on his bicycle to look after
the renting of some hay land.
Mrs. Grant Palmer returned Thurs
day morning from her visit cast, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. Wc;l-
yer.
Alf White was in Tuesday from his
Little Missouri ranch. Alf says tho
hnv @ ,.nf hnr ,.i1,n II;
year.
Il. Gartsidc, owner of the old Coils
ranch north of Glen Ullin, and Il we'll
to.do sheep grower, was in Dickinson
this week.
Charlie Phclan, who has been
spending Il number of weeks with Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. White ut tho WIS ranch,
returned home Tuesday.
Jerry Hayes went to Mandan Sum
day night to appear against the men
who were arrested in Dickinson for
disposing of stolen goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. j.. Parker expect
to start Sunday OH Il visit to their par
cnts at Cardigan Bridge, =. j.. Island,
Canada, and will be absent six OF
eight weeks.
Mrs. w. L. Cunningham and Mrs.
M. M. Laughlin, detained Il week by
the illness of the latter's child, left
Sunday evening on their visit to
Minnesota and Iowa.
Romie Porter of Mankato, who had
been visiting with the DeGraffs at
Bismarck, has spent Il few days at
Dickinson assisting l. G. DeGraff in
getting his shoe store ready for open
ing.
Mrs. r. II. johnson and sister, Mrs.
Ava Poole Smith who has been visit.
ing Mrs. Johnson, intend leaving to-
day for Carrington, N. d., the home
of Mrs. Smith. Before returning
home Mrs. johnson will visit rela.
tives in Minnesota.
M. l.. Parker started Sunday even
ing for Chicago to purchase fall
stock of goods for The Columbia and
to visit the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Par
ker will be absent three OF four weeks
and on his return will be accompa.
MED by Mrs. Parker.
Mrs. L. A. Hickman has been quite
| ill this week.
The Long X boys were in town
Thursday.
Mrs. G. B. Armstrong has gone out
to the Armstrong ranch on Crooked
creek.
Reynolds Bros. shipped thirty three
cars of beeves Friday. The cattle
were in just fair condition.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Mary Ellen Purcell tt
Mr.. Francis Louis Ieffron, July 3lst
The u ! people ship fifty cars O
beeves tomorrow, and j. r. Towers
forty cars; August ], Smith Bros. ar,
booked for twelve ID. ID. cars; and A,l
gust 4, at Mandan, Badger and other.
have fifteen S. S. cars ordered.
The Northern Pacific is cuttin,
down the number of office and sho]
employees all along tho line. MI
Purcell went away from Dickinson
this week, leaving but four dispatch
ers; and, in MI. Greene's department
one man has been taken Off
'Rebccca's Triumph" was well rer
dered and well patronized. The cas-
was as given last week, save that Mis-
Hanley appeared rs Gussie Greer
In the last act, several musical selec
tions were introduced, viz: piano sol
by Miss Crowl; song, Miss Messel
smith; piano duette, Misses Phela
and Crowl; mandolin solo, Miss Ray
The receipts were $47.