The Dickinson press., 1900-06-16

ding suits. Fit guaranteed and prices
reasonable. Goat
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.. Snyder of Medora
visited Dickinson On Monday, returning
on Tuesday.
Fred L. Pound, who uns a meat mar
kct in Taylor, was a Dickinson visitor on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Agnes Ray went to Medora Tues
day afternoon to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S.
Snyder for a few days.
There is nothing like the Mitchell
farm wagon for durability; sold by the
| Mandan Mercantile Co. 6-2-2t
The annual school elections will occur
next Tuesday, June 10. Send reports Of
elections to the PRESS for publication.
The Mandan Mercantile Co. received
a carload Of new buggies this week
They can fit you out in any style desired
6-2-2t
Henry Villas, OF the old Hash knife
Cattle Co: outfit, has returned to Ekalaka,
Wyo. He was in Dickinson treating for
rheumatism.
MI. and Mrs. Brooks Goodall are over
from the Big Missouri::river, and Mr.. G.
says that it is just as dry oycr there as
elsewhere
DR.. V. H. Stickney is expected home
from Vermont within a day or two. Mrs.
Stickney and the children will remain
East until fall.
Attorneys Gregory and Simpson went
to Bismarck Wednesday night to look
after the disbarment case which came up
before the supreme court on Thursday.
Banker and Mrs. Smith billiard, OF
Uniontown, Washington, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. billiard the first Of this
week. They we're en- route home from
Vermont.
VIM. Whilston, who lives north Of
Gladstone. lost about $3.50 by fire last
Friday. The fire originated in his coal
shed, burned a part of his house, hay,
stables n one calf.
The first of the Yellowstone National
Park excursionists went west on Mon
day. Mr.. Warwick, formerly of Dickin-
son, was in charge of e~Xcursionists who
went west on Tuesday.
The Pearl clip Of wool is being hauled
in from the Cedar. Guy makes the
round trip in five DAYS and hauls 10000
pounds to the load. c. I. Crowl is also
hauling for Pearl & Sons.
Max Steele was thrown from his horse
last week and had two ribs crowded out
oil -place and his shoulder injured. He
is getting along well. DR.. Miller was
out to the ranch to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Standitird of Glad
stone gave a very pleasant party on the
evening of June 18th to their daughter,
Miss Gertrude, who recently returned
home from the Valley City normal school.
+. A. Little of Fayette has 1000 stock
sheep for sale-I,ooo y~earlings and 1000
two years old and over. They are a fine
lot and will certainly suit any intending
purchaser who is looking for good stock.
6-o-3
Joe Christen: sowed Us acres of
grain last spring but it does not look as
though l should get much of a crop. My
cattle, however, are doing we'll, prices
are good, and l suppose l should not
complain.
Commissioner Dieball: Yes, crops are
very poor around Hebron; but the farm
ers in the vicinity, generally speaking,
are well-to-do. They have cattle, horses
and sheep, and with the present good
prices will be able to meet all their obi
cations.
The Dickinson hose company won the
hook and ladder hub and hub race at
Larimore. Time. IS second; prize $50.
The boys also made a good run in the as
ISOLATION hose race, but were unfortunate
in getting their hose tangled up on the
hose cart.
The late VIM. Ray carried a $4,000
life insurance policy in the Mutual Life
Ins. Co.. of New York, and on Thursday
of this week H. l.. Dickinson, local agent,
handed Catherine Ray a draft for s12,111,
the s2,I11 being additions that had &C
crued IN the policy.
Zimmerman and Arnett dipped 5000
sheep at the east stock yards this week.
The sheep were shipped in from the
west. They have some 10000 more
bought but owing to the prospects of
short feed they have concluded to ship
the remainder to Kansas.
J. eating of South Heart has sold his
horses and ranch equipment to c. S
Langdon and left Tuesday night for
Davenport, Iowa, where he intends en-.
gaging in the poultry business. His
brother Ben who came out from Daven.
port in Nav, returned at the same time
Married, at the Congregational parson-
age, June 10, 1000 John K. Slack and
Emma Weibel, both of Taylor. The
groom is a prosperous rancher living
north OF Taylor and the bride is ar
estimable lady Of the same neighborhood
MI. and Mrs. Slack are to be congratu,
. lated.
Dickinson people were pleased this
week to see the advance agent of tht
Gentry show which exhibited here two O.
three years ago. The entertainment
given then was very satisfactory and the
, show is much larger now and will be
; richly worth the admission price. The
Gentry show travels in special cars al
over the United States and has become
very famous.
Miss Flora Mcdonald has been re
leased from her contract to teach in tn
:. Dickinson schools the coming year ane
! has accepted a position a s assistant prin