The Dickinson press., 1893-09-23
MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Dick Lawrence came home
Sunday.
VIM. Ray and son went to Chicago
Friday.
Thos. Evans of Taylor was in town
Friday.
Jack Williams is visiting at Osh.
kosh, Wis.
r. X. Foley was down from Medora
this week.
NJ. Wadsworth was in town for q
few days this week.
Mrs. L. X. Granteer has returned
from her visit East.
Howard Eaton was an east-bound
passenger Wednesday.
II. S. Underhill was in Dickinson
Monday between trains.
Robbie Keene was in from New
England City Thursday.
II. +. Hatch returned Wednesday
from his visit at Chicago.
Mrs. w. +. Cunningham has re-
turned from her visit east.
C. II. Mason of the little Missouri
country has gone to Chicago.
Peter Haehnson and family of Bel
field were in Dickinson Monday.
z. b. Partridge of New England
City was in Dickinson Wednesday.
VIM. II. Porter of Belfeld had
business at the county seat Monday.
Mrs. Gregor Lang and son William
are taking in the sights at the Worlds
Fair.
James Converse came in from the
east this week to look after his stock
shipments.
Mrs. w. A. McCloy and SOL Harold
returned TuesdayIfrom their extended
eastern trip.
DR.. J. II. Murphy of st. Paul came
up to Dickinson Wednesday, remain
ing a few days.
Judge Winchester and Court Steno.
grapher Tuttle returned home We'd
nesday afternoon.
r. NJ. futile, court stenographer,
went home to Mandan last Saturday
returning Monday.
Miss Kittie Davidson of Bismarck
came up to Dickinson Monday, re
turning Wednesday,
w. II. Hoyt, an old-timer in Dick
inson, now of st. Paul, is with us
greeting old friends.
DR.. f. I. Edwards arrived Monday
from Bismarck and opened for den
tai work ut the Willard.
MI. and Mrs. A. S. Robson return.
cd Tuesday from their visit in Mis-
souri, and the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. +. G. Horton of Glendale, N
d., mother of Mrs. d. A.. Stocking
arrived in Dickinson Wednesday.
Mr.. w. II. Stabler and famil,
of Mandan arrived in Dickinson Wed
nesday and spent a few days will
friends.
DR.. w. X. Wheat arrived Tuesday
from Caro-. Michigan,to pay a visit tt
his Dickinson friends and look afte
some stock interests.
Mrs. VIM. Yeakel started Wednes
day on a visit to her old homein Viii
liamport, Pa, it having been nine
years since she left there.
j. T. Wilkin, the Montana liv
!, stock commission man from Living
; ston, stopped over Monday in town
returning home from Chicago.
Dr.. Ramer, Bonn on the Rhine
, Germany, is registered at the Villar
, house. The DR.. is here for the pun
pose of looking up the stock bushes:
Mrs. A. G. McGillivray and Mrs. ]
j. Freeman attended Miss Davidson
funeral at Bismarck last Saturday
also, MI. j. Z. Phelan and w. A. No
Cloy.
Miss Bessie Golf went from Bis
, marck to Grand Forks this week t
I. attend school. Mrs. Golf is to joi
her husband at Fort Custer in a shol
time.
Mrs. Phil Murphy came down fror
Butte City Wednesday. Phil, VIII
! took to himself this lady a short tim
ago, is trying ranch life with hi
: brother here.
| Everett Folsom started for Chicag
Friday and after seeing the World
Fair a few days he will make an 9,
tended visit to his former home j
: Northern Vermont.
Mrs. M. r. Smith is enjoying a Wis
= !, from her sister, Miss Waite Grantee
= . and Miss Lille Richards, of Missoul'
! . Mont. Miss Granteer expects to Wis
. her brother Jay at Williston, N. D
, before returning home.
Beginning with October first til
Northern Pacific will u anothe
through east-bound passenger. ]
Will be known as No. a and will ru
in the time of old No. 2, arrivin
in Dickinson at 1880 p. m. The1
l. will be no change in the time of tn
two passengers nov running.
!. r. J. Greene, station agent at Dicl
inson, has been superseded by E. /.
Bardwell, late cashier for the Nortl
d ern Pacific at Mandan. Auditor w. .
Calvin checked up the accounts {
the office Friday, and Mr.. Bardwe
r takes the books to-day. Mr.. Green
l loa -s.aoA .,~-, Ey o~I0 -, Malt,