The Dickinson press., 1900-11-03
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Dobson have a

Ed. Barry came in from the south
Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. John Sexton have a
daughter.
Capt. Gregory speaks at Taylor the
evening of Nov. 3.
Wanted, to rent, a house. A. M. Pom
roy, with Davis & Co. ll-3tf
L. M. Summerville and, family moved
in from the ranch this week.
Nh. and Mrs. H. c. Anderson we're in
from Halliday the past week.
ALI Olafson returned recently from a
~ive-months' visit in Norway.
Register McGlllivray was up from
Bismarck during the past week.
Ernest Fox, who has been dangerously
i'll, is thought to be out of danger now.
Martin o. Dyvsven has gone to Nor
way for a visit, expecting to be absent
for a year.
Walton & Davis are having their office
and lumber warehouses wired for cleo
trio lights.
A former Stark county resident writes
the PRESS a letter which will be found
on page 4.
John Engel has been adjudged insane
and was taken to Jamestown Thursday
night by Sheriff Kono.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Works are burning Il kiln Of coke oven
brick tor Montana parties.
MISS E. Taylor, an experienccdnurse,
can be found on Hannaford street, ready
for engagements. Cases Of all kinds
considered.
Friends of J. w. Reed, the accomodat-
ing and genial clerk at Currie \ Co.'S, will
be sorry to learn that he is quite ill with
typhoid fever.
A shoe that will fit and wear-"The
Ladies' Capitol" No better shoe made
for $500. Currie & Co. have the cx-
elusive sale of them. .o.22-tf
f. F. Allen, special land agent for the
Bismarck district, has been in Stark and
Billings county the past week looking up
claims that needed his attention.
Just received a very fine lot of box ap.
Piles at Drenkel's store, and they are SELL
ing at reasonable prices. Delivered at
once to any part of the city. o-27-tf
c. T. Trask is fencing 1000 acres of
land southwest OF Dickinson. He re-
Gently bought the Klineielter half sec
ton Of land which was already fenced.
a large assortment: Of crackers. cook,
;,r ,t,.l. ,,. fr,l fr,,, +1,, 7 ;II;
Enlightenment works received every
few day at Drenkel's. o-22-,f
Mr.. and a1rs. Geo. Lane intend to
move to Washington within the next
few days The PRESS hopes that they
find a good legation and are prospered.
A. T. Crowl & Co. tell us the frames
they are giving away for SIS in cash trade
are worth from $3.50 to $500. Why not
secure one while they last. Io-I3-tf
Mrs. J. A. Sisson, formerly of Dickin-
son, visited Agent and Mrs. Goodhue re-
Gently. She was returning to Wibaux
where Mr.. Sisson holds the position of
station agent.
Fresh grapes, peaches, plums, pears
fine large potatoes. green tomatoes, pep
pers, sweet potatoes and other fruit and
vegetables, at Drenkel's. o-22-tf
Geo. A. Dunlap, solicitor for the North
American Live Stock Co. returned east
this week. He will spend a portion OF
the winter in Texas, returning here an
other season.
The morning Twin City papers will be
IN ,,,0r ro,y <hA c. D,,1 "n.% bo,,nl
passenger leaving at 8:55 a. MISS on
time-and arriving in Dickinson at LOS
the mex morning.
M. Goodale writes that he and his wife
are having a irst-class time in the corn
country, eating mush and milk, etc.
They will return home after they have
made a good visit.
Miss Frances Burnett has resigned her
position as teacher in school No. s and
has accepted a position at the telephone
exchange. Miss Matheson is teaching
out Miss Burnett's term.
Don't forget that the Degree of Honor
ladies will serve supper at the opera
house on the night OF election for IS cents,
and that election reports will be received
hot from the wire, so that all may hear
the result.
The bids for the new city hall were as
follows: Simms 4 Bake, S4,335.1o;
C~hristofferson & Connolly, s4,765. The
contract was awarded to the lowest bid
der. Work is being pushed as fast as
possible.
M. N. Bran has four hands employed
at his tailor shop, and is prepared to
make new suits and attend to all repair
ing and cleaning promptly. He makes
good all his promises on new suits. Try
him and see. lI-3-2t
Jacob Rice and Lizzie Myer were mar
ried Monday morning at the Catholic
church, and a real German wedding cele-
bration followed at the home of the
brides parents in South Dickinson. Mr..
Rice resides four miles northwest of
Dickinson.
The city registry lists show as follows:
First ward, Io2 men, 90 women; and
ward I78 men, 100 women; grid ward, 81
men, Is women. This is the first time
the city has had to register for general
election and it is presumed that quite a
number OF names have been omitted.
The young men of Dickinson are max
Ing. an effort to organize a reading room
and gymnasium. 1t is expected that a
meeting will be held in the opera house
about the 18th looking to the organiza-
ton. The PRESS has repeatedly advo-
Gated an organization of this kind and
trusts that the boys will make a success
full start this year. The people of the
town should encourage it.
Halloween was enjoyed by the young
folks. But they were more %considerate
than in some former years, as the people
discovered Thursday morning. A COM
pany of young ladies and young men
called at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Simpson at II o'clock, where they were
very pleasantly entertained for an hour,
Mr.. Simpson having Just returned from
a campaign drive in the country.
~ have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and find
it to be a great medicine" says MI. E. S.
Phipps. Of Poteau, Ark, at cured me