The Dickinson press., 1893-05-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Howard Eaton Was a passenger Ell
route to Mandan Monday.
Jack Williams was in Dickinson
for day or two this week.
Mrs. Edison G. Dayton started
Thursday on trip to Cincinnati.
Senator McGillivray return ed
Thursday from trip to Bismarck.
james w. Foley, the Misses Rachel
and May, returned to Medora Thurs
day.
Jerry Hayes participated in the
Odd Fellows festivities at Fargo this
week.
Joe Iams arrived Monday from In
diana, where he had spent the winter
in school.
w. A. Mcclure, the Richardton
merchant. was transacting business
in Dickinson Monday.
Chief-dispatcher Hickman, repre-
sentative to the Grand lodge, 1. O. o.
F., left for Fargo on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Greene and family, en-
route to Washington. stopped over a
few days in Dickinson this week.
Mrs. S. T. Bolton was one of the
Dickinson d. of r. who attended the
meeting of the Grand lodge at Fargo.
VIM. S. DeGraff, the Bismarck
clothier. came up to Dickinson We'd
nesday to look after his sons store
building.
M. L. Parker accompanied Mrs Par
ker east on Sunday. and was in at
tendance with other Dickinson Odd
Fellows at Fargo.
Charles Trask went west Tuesday
to purchase cattle. He spends a few
days at Bozeman and then goes on to
Idaho and Oregon.
Z. a. Currie arrived from the west
this week. lie brought car of
horses, which will be placed on range
in the vicinity of Dickinson.
Charles Crowl, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Il. Crowl, arrived from Minneapo-
lis on the Goth and will take Il sum-
mer vacation at Dickinson.
D. I. Bailey and two sons, Earl and
Irving, start the first of next week
for two weeks visit to the World S
Fair. stopping two days in st. Paul.
John Hamlin arrived on the Goth
from Michigan, and his family is ex.
pected any day. Mr.. Uamlin has set
tied on the Kline place west of Dick
inson.
N. r. Rogers arrived from st. Paul
Sunday for the purpose of looking at-
ter the S-R cattle, and to make con.
tracts for the delivery of Minnesota
stock.
Says the Bismarck Sattler: l. c.
DeGraff is now east making extensive
] purchases in the boot and shoe line
for his Dickinson and Bismarck
stores.
DR.. S. d. King, after u good run OF
dental work for two weeks at Dickin
son, went Monday to Mcdora to prac
tice one or two days before returning
to Mandan.
DR.. V. II. Stickncv started east OF
Monday to be in Attendance upon the
meeting of the state medical assoca
nesota cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Klincfelter wen
to Fargo Sunday to attend the meet
ing of the G:and lodge of Odd Eel
lows. Mr.. Klinefelter Represented
Hope Encampment.
II. Finger, the South Heart mel
chant, and daughter paid visit t
Dickinson Monday. Mr.. Finger ha
business to transact with the Count
Judge, James G. Campbell.
Mrs. L. X. Granteer left Monda
for Wellsville, N. Y, where she Wis
it's niece. Her sister is to join he
at Wellsville and together they vii
, journey to Canton, Pa, where thei
5 mother lives.
Mrs. J. w. Gruschns, as vice pres
dent of the State Assembly of Daugl
, ters of Rebekah, and Mrs. l.. A. DAY
! is, as representative from Endeavc
lodge, were among those who went
/. Fargo this week.
On account of the departure of Mis-
Wood next week, Children's Day e:
ercises come early at the Bapti:
9 church, May 90.
e Just received-a full line of ladie
!. and misses sun hats-from 90 to SOC
!, at Mrs. Langdon's.
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