The Dickinson press., 1900-06-09

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Mrs. M. L. Ayers and daughter are ex
pected to return today from their visit it
Des Moines.
H. r. Lyon, president of the Mandar
Mercantile Co., was in Dickinson Thurs
day morning.
The ladies' aid society of the Congre-
gational church met with Mr.. D. Robert:
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Allen went tc
Fargo Tuesday morning to attend the
fire festival
Charles Schafer, brick setter for Bran
non Bros, has a brick cottage eocted on
Stoves addition.
M. N. Bran makes a speciality of we'd
ding suits. Fit guaranteed and prices
reasonable: 6-o-2t
]. &C. f. Parker has bought one of the
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co. sheep shear
ing machines.
]. A. Farrah thinks that the Cannon
Ball country is not as dry as the country
around Dickinson.
Commissioner ]. b. Stoddard and A
L. Martin were down from Sentinel
Butte on Monday.
Joe Christen and w. c. Hecht. ranch
ers living north of Taylor, were in Dick
inson last Saturday.
Commissioner. Walton went to Rich
ardton on Monday to attend to some road
business Tor the county.
Mrs. A. w. Freeman went to Glendive
Tuesday to visit Agent and Mrs. J. w. S
Richardson for a short time.
Harry f. Harlcman OF Greencastle
Ind, arrived this week and takes a posi-
ton with his brother, A. A. Harleman, ir
Geo. Drenkel's grocery store.
Ed. A. Hughes, son Of General Hughes
is to be married on the 18th to Mis-:
Edith Wakeman Of Bismarck.
is. Bispham OF Wibaux was in Dick,
inson this week with l25 w bar horse:
which he was offering for sale.
The republican legislative convention
for this district will be held in Dickinson
next Tuesday, June II, at 10 O'Clock a. m
If you are looking for bargains, call a
Haskin & Granteer's where you will be
sure to find them. New goods at actua
cost.
Baisch & Young have secured a desir
able location for their drug store on Vii
lard street. They will move during tht
next 80 days.
The Dakota State bank is having {
stone walk laid in front of their building
Mike Olheiser has been facing up thu
stone this week.
J.. A. Ferris, who had been in Fargo
for three weeks treating for throa
trouble, was returning to his Medor;
home on Tuesday.
w. A. Tremblay has bought a saloor
business in Miles, whittier he went thit
week. His family will follow as soon al
a suitable house can be secured.
Peter Hahnsen of Belfeld is planning
for a trip back to Germany in August.
is 20 years since he left the old home
He will visit the Paris exposition also.
Mrs. E. H. Brewster of Wibaux ha
gone 20 Chicago to spend her summe
vacation. Mr.. Brewster accompanied
his wife as far as Dickinson on Tuesday
Bismarck Tribune: ]. F. Brodie ha
been investigating the coal mines nortl
of the city and pronounces the quality o
coal fine. Mr.. Brodie owns a coal min
at Lehigh.
Chas. Bake has bought a lot On Han
naford street, north of the Crowley house
where he will erect a brick cottage a
once. Albert Barden and two other mel
| are at work on the foundation.
Testimony in the disbarment case wa
taken this week before referee Saunder!
A few dispositions are to be taken in Bis
marck today and the case, SO far as tax
ing evidence, will be completed.
+. A. Little of Fayette has 1000 stoc
sheep for sale-1,ooo ~yearlings and loo
two years old and over. They are a fin
lot and will certainly suit any intendin
purchaser who is looking for good stool
6-o-3
Dickinson representatives to the gran
lodge, l. o. o. F., meeting in Jamestow
this week were; Thomas Neil, subo
dinate lodge; Mrs. S. L. Carroll, Rebeka
lodge delegate; and Mrs. Charles Brislil
grand conductoress.
The Modern Woodmen Of Americ
have changed their meeting night fror
the first Monday to the first Thursda
evening in each month AT the meetin
this week Daniel Heit was initiated int
the mysteries of woodcraft.
Miss Rose Gallagher, who closed
successful term of school at Taylor la
week, left Wednesday for Hazen, whel
she will spend the summer with her pa
ents, returning on the grid of Septemb'
to reopen the Taylor school.
w. E. King of Belfeld returned tn
week from a three-weeks' visit in Mimi
msota. Speaking of tie scarcity of raj
here, Mr.. King said that it was the san
down in Minnesota, an the farmers we
getting very anxious about their crops.
The ladies OF St. Patrick's Cathol
church will give a strawberry social
the opera house Wednesday evenin
June 18th, commencing at $50, p. T
Refreshments will include rolls, har
salad, strawberries and cake. Price
cents. All welcome.
Prof. Wales. the king of piano tuner
is here this week and has tuned TWEEN
pianos. Mr.. Wales is on his way hon
to Grand Forks where he will shortly o