The Dickinson press., 1900-07-21

tered at the Willard the first of the week,
Miss Emma Mathews of Hunter is
visiting her sister Mrs. c. F. Wilde and
also at the Beard ranch.
Mckinley and Roosevelt photograph
campaign buttons with patent pin back
s cents each at PRESS office.
The census enumerator for the grid
commissioner district finished his labors
on Thursday of last week.
E.. ]. Berry has purchased of H. r.
Lyon the lot next north of his place OF
business on Willard street.
L. D. Dohrman, of Taylor was in town
Saturday and left the financial statement
of his district for publication.
The Episcopal ladies hold their food
sale at Sco6eld's store Saturday after.
noon. First come, first served.
Mrs. John Leask and daughter, Laura,
and Miss Matheson came home from
their Wisconsin trip Wednesday.
We have just stocked up with notions
tin and granite ware of various kinds.
a-7tf KL1NEFELTER & EAcKER.
Miss Nellie Crowley came up from
Broncho last week and is spending this
week in the country with Miss Spears.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Williamson and
son, of Auburn, Iowa, are visiting Mrs
Williamson's brother, F. S. Cunningham
Miss Florence Klinefelter of Mandan
visited her old playmates, the Johnsons
a few DAYS and returned home Monday
Mrs. McGillivray and Mrs. Jewel oI
Bismarck and Mrs. DR.. Bayse are guests
| of Mrs. deLendrecie at her Detroit Lake
kcottage.
Nhe Dickinson school board asks for ;
levy that will give the district $1,000
This will be quite a reduction from las
year.
According to statements this week
| Taylor school district has a balance o
sIs5.5S, Versippe s2I5.+o, Antelope
5o7.92.
Mr.. and Mrs. Senderling left the cit,
| Wednesday for Chicago. Mrs. Sender
ling will visit a few days in New Salem
en- route.
k0liver Whaley and his brother Losar
left Monday, Billings being their ohjec
| tive point and rest and fishing the objec
of their trip.
VIM. Wilson, of Charteroak, low
representing Paris Il Co., the popula
commission firm, arrived in Dickinson
Wednesday.
F. f. Fritz of Towner, N. d., writes c
C. Young that he has baled hay to sell il
carload lots. Communicate with him j
you Wish to buy hay.
Misses Mary and Genie Murdoch O
Oshkosh, Wis, arrived Wednesday after
noon to spend a few weeks with thei
sister Mrs. John Dobson.
Rev. John Orchard preached his fare
we'll sermon at the Y. NJ. {. A., Fargo
Sunday and hereafter will devote his en-
tire time to Sunday School work.
Pierre Wibaux at the Chicago Stool
yards is authority for the statement tina
the outlook is good and that cattle viii
be ready for market earlier than usual.
Mrs. Lawliss of Wibaux, who has bce1
at the St. Charles for some two weeks 70
treatment, is somewhat improved il
health an returned home Wednesday
The Gillette Herzoy Co., which ha
done so much bridge work for the county
has been absorbed by the America
Bridge Co. and the plant will be great
enlarged.
Miss Sadie Messy left Friday for he
home in Sundace. Wyo, She returns t
teach on the South side next year an
expects to visit the National Park on tn
return trip.
Rev. DR.. Mcdonald of Grafton, N. D
vii! preach at the Presbyterian churc
ON Sunday. July 10Th, morning and eve
ming at the usual hours for church sci
vices. All are invited. JAZZ
The Bittner Co. are playing TO yer
good houses, and playing to please.
addition to the evening entertainment
they give a matinee this-Saturday-
afternoon. Take the children.
Fargo Forum: If there is one happ
man it is Doc. Young, the gallant an
energetic republican from the slope VIII
talks republican in Russian, Hungarian
German and English, besides bein
largely responsible for Editor uttle's C
lhcsion. The ticket suits him to a It,"
AThe Congregational Sunday Scho'
had a picnic at Ash couiie the Mo
place-Thursday with qnite a large a
tendance and a very good time. TIL
Methodist Sunday School picniced tn
same day in McGillivray's grove. TIL
dav was an ideal one for being OF
of doors.
will be found in the future at Greene
drug store, one door east of Freeman
AS usual, watch, clock and jewclry n
pairing promptly executed. Don't 70
get the place if you need the services
N an experienced optician. Angliss, tt
Neweler and optician.
MLieutenant Governor Devine and Mi:
Mae Hanscom Of Minot we're married
the BRIDES home July IS. 1t was a vel
pretty and quite an elaborate affair ar
as An exchange puts 1t the wedding W;
a "divine institution" The popular lie
tenant governor and his bride are to tai
an extended tour in tine east.
Nrs. A. T. Crowl and Miss Grace c
te rtained about twenty-five of their your
friends Tuesday evening at an att
dancing party, After lunch there W;
quite a musicale with songs by Mr.