The Dickinson press., 1900-07-28

Dickinson.
J.F. Treat is just back from a fishing
trip and is in Dickinson writing Ger
mania life insurance.
Mrs. ]. F. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
White and Frank Stone were returning
to Bel6eld Wednesday.
Mckinley and Roosevelt photograph
campaign buttons with patent pin back
s cents each at PRESS office.
]. w. Smith, representing the house
compiling the N. D. state history, was
in the city the first of the week.
Mrs. R. J. Turner of Gladstone was
the guest of Mrs. LA. Simpson this week
and took in the minstrel entertainment.
We have just stocked up with notions
tin and granite ware of various kinds.
4-7tf KL1NEFELTER & EAcKER.
Russians in McHenry county are in
need, and asking county assistance. 1t
is reported two children persisted of hum
ger.
Mrs. H. A. Davis and daughter Ele-
anor drove to Gladstone Friday to visit
Mrs. Geo. Lee, returning Monday by
train.
Lost-Friday afternoon-a silver claw
stick-pin with large amethyst set. Finder
please return to Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle.
7-28-Itp
A big gushing we'll is reported from a
Wheatland farm that has a flow OF 5000
barrels daily. the water having no salty
taste.
c. G. Simpson arrived Sunday with
ten carloads of horses from Washing
ton; two car loads were sent east Mon
day night.
The government is to ship about 5000
tons of oats to Manila and the N. P. has
secured the contract to haul them to
Seattle.
Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. Romeo of Mandan
old residents of Dickinson were visit
ing relatives in the city from Wednesday
until Monday.
Arthur Tollefson, John Neil, Frank
Kostelecky and Leouard Dcdd-a party
Of Dickinson boys-spent Sunday in
Glendive.-Review.
Found--Two and 'one-half miles this
side the Dobson place, a boys black
suit. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
A ten-year prisoner at the peniteatiary
named Donahue escaped Saturday eve
ming by digging a hole under the fence.
He was caught Tuesday near Steele.
The engine for the electric light plant
was shipped July 26. The delay of the
engine company will make it about Aug
ust 10 before the lights will be turned on.
The Parkers left the first Of the week
for the ranch where they will spend a
month. Mrs. Parker and the children
went by train to Medora while J. c. F..
drove tut
Currie & Cos. new store on the Grand
river at Haley, near the state line, is
nearly ready for occupany. ]. A. Currie
expects to open it for business aoou
August 1.
Prices in stock range products are kept
down because this is a presidential year.
This is a quadrennial custom and any one
who Ear hold on will get better prices
next year.
Paul Koch was in for machine repairs
and supplies Tuesday. He says there is
plenty of hay to cut in his section. He
has some cattle and intends to invest in
sheep this fall.
From the Billings WOOL market over
100000 pounds of wool have been con-
signed since the opening Of the season,
and about 10000 pounds sold at prices
ranging from IL to IS cents.
The building on the rear Of Frank
Lish's business lot was moved this week by
Frank Mott to the rear of the lot between
the Mott and Dickinson lots. Mr.. Lish
will use 1t for a machinery store-house.
One of M. Sutherland's men met with
a serious accident Monday. The gun he
was firing exploded and tore his left
hand terribly. Drs. Miller and Stickney
amputated the thnmb and hope to save
the rest.
Miss Lois Pound, who was the guest
of Miss Ida Mckenzie last week, left
Sunday for Glendive to take personal
charge of her new millinery store there,
leaving the Taylor store in charge of her
partner.
The V V V cattle company made its
first shipments from Belle Fourche last
Saturday and Sunday and cattle will
move to market rapidly as they are in
as good condition now as they were a
month later last year.
Mrs. Geo. Hughes sings Sunday morn
ing and evening at the Presbyterian
church. Her morning selection will be
1.-THE Holy City" by Adams and in the
evening she will sing "Sweet Spirit Hear