The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14


of a few days at home and at jamestown.
Mrs. John Van der Las and daughter,
| Mary, returned from their eastern trip
Thursday.
County returns show 2,241 children of
school age now, against 1908 by thel
previous census.
Mrs. John Cora and children of Grand
Forks are visiting Mrs. Weiderman, Mrs.
Cora's mother.
Miss Gertrude Wood of Medora is the
guest off, the Emma Messersmith for
two or three weeks.
R. H. Johnson went to Chicago Friday,
and will visit at his old home St. Charles,
Mimi, on his return.
~ Miss Mcdowell assisted the Congrega-
tional choir Sunday evening and sang a
solo after the offertory.
Ladies' and Misses sailor and sun hats
Men and boys wool hats. Nothing like
it has been seen before.
W. T. Best has opened a store at
Braddock, N. u. Mrs. Best is at Fort
Keogh where her sister resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cooke of Gladstone
spent a few days in the city this week,
guests of DR.. and Mrs. T. F. Cooke.
Mrs. Geo. Hughes was thrown from her
wheel Monday and received a serious
sprain, rendering her unable to walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barden left Tues
day evening for East Chain, Mimi, where
they will reside, engaging in farming.
Miss Alice Campbell is assisting Mrs.
Hills, and learning kindergarten-for
which work she seems naturally fitted.
>Rev. U. G. Rich and family left Mon
day evening to spend their vacation with
Mrs. Rich's parents at Clearwater, MINI,
The enumeration of deaf and dumb
children-a new feature-shows three in
Dickinson district, one of whom is also
blind.
Tim Cuskelly has just resown a crop
of millet and if the rains continue will
have a good crop of fodder for his herd
of cows.
Sheriff J. w. Follis has secured a new
ranch location in Billings county where
he will be able to cut 300 to 400 tons of
hay.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman and children, Of
Fargo, were guests of MIR. and Mrs. r.
P. Taylor a few days this week, on their
return home from a western trip.
Rev. S. M. Roadhouse, pastor of the
M. L church, will occupy the pulpit
Sunday, July IS, both morning and evc-
ming. All are cordially invited to attend.
Dick Smith, formerly passenger con-
ductor on this division, has been aps
pointed postmaster at Mandan vice Ed.
Nichols who resigned several months
ago.
A large amount of wool hitherto ship
ped from Big Timber goes to Billings.
Billings will market close to 100000
pounds, more than twice last years
amount.
fPostmaster Thompson went to Grand
Forks Tuesday morning to attend the re-
publican state convention and in his
alb sence Miss Agnes Ray hands out the
IN Ril as of yore.
Mrs. A. billiard left Friday in COM
pany with DR.. and Mrs. Courtney of
Brainerd and a friend from Brainerd and
another from Duluth for the Coast and a
trip to Alaska.
A large number Of farmers from Bot,
tineau and Walsh counties visited the
Agricultural College this week to learn
new methods. The excursion was ten.
dered them by Pres. Hill.
Miss Katie Burke of Valley City ar.
rived Tuesday afternoon, the guest Of
Miss Ray for the summer. Miss Ray,
cousin, Miss Josie Jennings, is also hel
guest, en- route to Helena.
Logan Whaley, Of independence, Mo.
who has been spending a week with hi:
brother and sister, is to visit Charlie
Langley at the ranch and take a fishing
trip in Montana before returning home
. Miss Katie Springer and Chas. Bake,
f both of Dickinson, were happily wed by
Judge Campbell Wednesday. Mr.. Bake
is building a nice brick cottage on Han
naford street, which he and his bride will
soon occupy.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Hughes ane
Miss Helen are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Hughes. Mr.. Hughes is attending
= to electric light matters also and says al
the machinery is in readiness except tn
engine which is delayed by rush of worl
Z at the factories.
rs Mr.. Arnold Vogeli of Chicago arrivc'
e here Tuesday. Mr.. Vogeli is an tx
perienced Swiss matchmaker and jewele
and has come to take charge of w. {
!, Candee's business. Old patrons and ne,
may be assured their work will b
promptly attended to and properly done
Barber Shop, hair cutting and sham
pooling. We make a specially of ladies
hair cutting and shampooing on Nor
l. days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. w
d carry a full line of hair tonic, hair r.
storers, creams for face and hands an
# powders, F. CHR1sT1ANsEN.
miss Emma Coleman closed her schot
at Green river last week and quite
is company from Dickinson attended tn
picnic in the afternoon. They were RI
Of inforced by another Dickinson compan
in the evening, when dancing was tn
n order.
IN Mrs. D. L. Jenkin, of M%inocqua, Wis
" sister of Mrs. Ed. Berry, and Miss Earl
WOODS, niece, of Milwaukee, left Wee
cf nesday evening for their respect,
he homes, after a pleasant six weeks Wis
is in the city. They were accOmDanie