The Dickinson press., 1900-09-01
Something like a half car of drv goods
for fall trade just in at Currie & Cos.

returned home this week.
]. M, Brady and G. L. Mcclure, of
Lehigh, haYc been out on the Cannon
Ball and Cedar hunting the past week.
Miss Ellen Paddock recently returned
from a visit in Minnesota. She expects
to enter school at Valley City this fall.
P. B. Wickham shipped two cars of
sheep last week to Paris & Co.; X. Fleck
z cars of cattle and Peter LEM 4 cars.
Archie Dingman, who fell from a lad
der and severely injured his back, was
taken to the Brainerd hospital on Thurs
day.
The lightning ancestors have arrived
and Manager Hughes does not care what
kind of an electrical storm comes up
now.
DR.. G. w. Ludolphi, a graduate of the
Northern Institute, is to take DR.. Minnie
0. Perry's practice while she goes east
for Il vacation.
Z. c. Barry came in Thursday night to
get his wrist, which had been bitten by 4
coytc, dressed. Mrs. Barry intends to
return with him.
Cashier Hughes was seen riding
through the streets Wednesday evening
-hatlcss-in company with two cstlma-
BILE young ladies.
Mrs. w. 7. Best and children went to
Bismarck Wednesday where they will
visit Mrs. F. A. Briggs before returning
home to Brad1ock.
Frank Lish is to occupy his new resi-
dencc property on the corner. of Hanna
ford and Cakes streets as soon as the
same is completed.
The Brislins have moved into the
Dosskey house, where they will live I'M
til they can build on their new site north
of the old Hanley place.
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. +. Parker and the
children returned the first Of the week
from a months visit at the Parker Bros.
ranch in Billings county.
o. B. Frankcnbcrg has commenced
repairs on his Sims street building, which
is to be fitted up with billiard parlors and
d bowling alley in the rear.
VIM. Wilson, Paris & Cos. representa-
tive, was called to Iowa this week by the
severe illness of his mother. He expects
to return in about 10 DAYS.
J.. ]. Rozell, who has been treating in
Dickinson for an abscess contracted
while fighting prairie fire, returned
Thursday to Sentinel Butte.
Mrs. Wiley entertained the young
girls OF her Sunday school class on Tues
day afternoon. She was the recipient
of very pretty gifts from them.
The masons employed on the new
Mandan school building struck for
higher wagers this week. They were get
ting s4.5o per day and wanted $.
John Jennings, a medical student in
the Minnesota University, who has been
~clerking in the St. Charles the past sea.
son, returned home the first of the week.
r. 7. Turner of Gladstone, candidate
for commissioner of agriculture and labor
on the republican ticket, was shaking
hands with Dickinson friends last Satur-
day.
Miss Burke, music instructor at the
Valley City normal, who had been the
guest of the Rays at the St. Charles the
past two months, has returned to her
home.
Miss Ella Ray will attend school in
the Twin Cities the coming year. Miss
Agnes Ray went down with her sister a
few days ago to make the necessary ar
engagements.
One hundred pairs ladies' and misses
shoes: Your choice any lady's shoe in
house, sI.25; a good shoe sI.oo: Slippers
and children's shoes Is cents. Kline
felter & Eacker. 8-4tf
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G: Ludolph and two
children, accompanied by Mis- Morgan
who becomes the gov~rnncss il ,'r fa,ni-
". have returned to their ranch y miles
south of Dickinson.
Miss Adella Hanlev, one Of the Man
dan teachers, visited old a]cquaintances
in Dickinson this week. She was return
ing from Tacoma where she had visited
her parents.
Misses Bertha Il. and Violet J. Will
son, who had heen spending the summer
in the vicinity of Harding. 8, D., came
up on the stage this week and returned
to Minneapolis.
n reverend gentleman from the east,
ern part OF the state was in this vicinity
and Billings county recently looking up
an undutiful SON. The boy is supposed
to have gone south.
While in Dickinson this week L. r
lothrop received a telegram from tbs
railroad company stating that they had
some engineering that they wished him
to take up at once.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Martin
Thursday, Aug. 30, a I2-pound boy. Mr.
Martin came down from Sentinel Butte
on the mornin G train to see his wife anG
son who are at the Ballard residence.
Several Dickinson merchants who
have Eo.k members in their emplo,
have signifed their willingness to lei
y the boys off for the encampment, which
is certainly very commendable in them
Capt Saunders is getting out 4 Narg9
map fer the use OF the county, which
: will show the boundaries of all voting
precincts. principal rivers, etc. 1t Is
fine piece Of work and will be very use
full.
Barber Shop, hair cutting and shan
' -. W. -,>1.1 II halt.