The Dickinson press., 1900-06-30
Shirt waist and silk waists at cost, a

For sale-my building on depot plat
form. Inquire of Ed. Dodd. 6-l6-tf
Three or four more families of Rus
SLAMS arrived on Wednesday,. The men
wore straw hats and fur coats.
Miss Farrell, a Montana normal grad
uate who taught at Butte the past year,
is with her parents in Dickinson.
Ladies' and Misses sailor and sun hats.
Men and boys wool hats. Nothing like
it has been seen before.
Henry Rau received a very serious hip
injury last Saturday which will probably
cripple him for life. He fell from a
wagon.
On Saturday last c.. c. Mead and E. B.
Partridge made final proof before James
G. Saunders on their tree claims at New
England.
R. N. Stevens of Bismarck was a west
bound passenger last Saturday en- route
to Cape Nome, where he has legal bust
ness 10 look AFTER.
Arthur Parker was in from the Parker
Bro. ranch in Billings county this weekito
get his Indian pony shod. Arthur will
spend the 4th at Sentinel Butte.
c. T. Crowl started out Wednesday
with a load Of lumber for Cu'rie e. Cos.
new store out south. Other teams were
loaded Il the following day.
Mrs. Geo. A. Hughes and daughter
and Mrs. DR., E. ]. Miller were out to
visit Col. and Mrs. ALI. White at their
w S ranch the first of this week.
T. S. Way was in Dickinson Tuesday
to get machine supplies. He said that
he had $50 loads Of old hay and was 60
ing to try hard and get as much more.
Mrs. A. Hilliard left last Saturday for
Brainerd and St. Paul. Mr.. billiard left
for the sanity city Monday night, ex.
pecting to return within two OF three
days.
w. NJ. Neuens says that they had a
heavy rain out his way Monday morning
His beef cattle are looking fine and he
thinks that he will have no trouble in
getting an abundance of hay.
Geo. A. Hughes has been granted a
telephone franchise for the city of Dick
inson. Mr.. Hughes is the resident man
ager of the Dickinson Electric Light Co
and will be in a position to give a tele-
phone exchange the best of service.
The ladies OF the D. of H. will serve
cake and big dishes of ice cream at IS
cents a dish; also ice cool lemonade a,
5 cents a glass, beginning at 8 O'Clock the
evening of the 4th Of July, at Parker'<
Hall. Everybody cordially invited.
6-23-2
The PRESS is in receipt of the wedding
announcement of John Lawton and Mis-:
Ruth E. Fisher, June "a, at Brattleboro
Vermont. The bride formerly resided
with her parents in this county, they be
ing one of the pioneer families of New
England.
Census Enumeration w. B. Howe and
Interpreter John Jungers came in from
the south last Saturday evening. The!
find that the territory south is very large
and that they will need an extension Of
weeks time in order TO complete thu
enumeration.
On Sunday the government thermomc
ter registered los degrees in the shade
and its temperature for the two days
previous had registered around 100
Monday was also very hot, and during
the night forty-threc one-hundredths o
an inch of rain fell.
The ladies of the Congregations
church of Wibaux will serve sandwiches
coffee, cold pie, ice cream and cake OF
July 4th at the new hall. The patron
age of all friends is solicited. Proceed
for the erection of a new Congregations
church. Committee.
The first quarterly meeting Of the M
E. church for this year will be held Sun
day, July Ist. The new presiding elder
Rev. NJ. P. Burns, will be present an
will preach at $50 p. m, after which tn
sacrament of the Lords supper will b
administered. All are cordially invitee
o-23-z
Barber Shop and hair cuttin
and shahpooing. We make a spe
cialty of ladies' hair cutting, and shan
pooling on Mondays, Tuesdays an
5 Thursdays. We carry a full line of hal
5 tonic, hair restorers, creams for face an
hands and powders.
F. CHRISTENSEN.
Johnnie Goodall returned last Satul
day from Collegeville, Mimi, where h
| has been in school at St. Johns academ
the past year. He was accompanied b
a friend, Louis Stiken, from the sam
school. Lula Goodall, Irene Walton an
Catherine Flynn, who have been attent
ing school at the jamestown conven
also returned home on the same train.
. Miss Carrie Johnston Of Taylor, a grac
+ ua1e of the State University, has bee
, engaged to teach in the Dickinso
, schools. Miss Helen Weddof Mortime
N. Y, a graduate of Ann Arbor, has ais
F.. been engaged to teach here. In add
ton to the work of a regular room, Mi:
y Wedd will be prepared to instruct i
, vocal music, a feature which the boar
wish to introduce the coming year.
1Manager Hughes Of the Electric Ligl
Company has been g-anted a franchi!
j, by the village board for a telephone e;
=. change. Mr.. Hughes states that he wi
E install at once a frst-class exchange, u
! ing the most modern long distance i
struments and a. night and day servic
He also states that the rates will be
u low that no one can afford to be withol
Z this modern convenience.
NJ. NY e yITLolo~ Tnehior ~ II