The Dickinson press., 1900-06-16
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introduced, and old methods revolutions
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Bring the children and see the Gentry
show on the 10TH.
Wedding bells will ring again next
week-ni Dickinson-so they say.
For sale-my building on depot plat
form. Inquire of Ed. Dodd. o-l6-tf
Miss Smith, a niece Of Mrs. Mary Bal
lard, came up from Minnesota this week.
Mrs. c. F. Wilde and daughter Bessie
returned Wednesday from their St. Paul
visit.
Miss Mcdowell, of Minneapolis, is
visiting her sister Mrs. DR.. Perkins Of
this place.
The Catholic supper and entertain
ment Wednesday night was a social and
financial success.
The kindergarten, Mrs. Hills and Miss
Spear in charge, opened Monday morn
ing with a good attendance.
Cashier Hughes, of the Dakota State
Bank, is driving a fine new buggy-latest
thing .out-rubber tires, etc.-arrived this
week.
Geo. Aud has his wool press in order
and will be ready to baling as
soon as the buyers get on the ground
and make some purchases.
Ed. Partridge went east on Monday
with a shipment of horses for w. L.
Richards. Mrs. Partridge is visiting in
Dickinson during her husbands absence.
w. r. Hendrcn of Minneapolis is regis
tered at the St. Charles, having come up
to look after the sale of his wool that is
stored in the Dickinson wool warehouse.
Charles Letter is dangerously sick with
typhoid fever at Mrs. Mary Ballards's
residence. He came up from Montrose,
Mimi, a short time ago and was working
for Mr.. Zimmerman prior to his illness.
His brother August, also of Montrosc, is
here.
Dan Manning has received a copy of
the National Live Stock association
book containing the proceedings of the
grid annual convention held in Fort
Worth, Texas, on January Is, II, IS and
10. Mr.. Manning is a member of the
executive committee for this state.
William A. Clarke of Montana, who
has been defending his title to a seat in
the U. S. senate for a year past, was a
west-bound passenger last Saturday.
The people of Dickinson who were at
the station had a good look at the min
ing king who counts his wealth by the
millions.
Mrs. Geo. Fry went to her home at
Elk River, Mimi, on Monday evening.
Mrs. Frye made many friends during
her stay in Dickinson who regret her de-
parture. She was accompanied to the
depot by a large number of friends,
who wished her a safe and pleasant
journey home-and that she may soon
return.
D.. ]. Dillon, who recently located in
Taylor for the practice of medicine, was
a Dickinson CALLER this week. DR.. Dill
lion comes from Kansas City to this
county and he believes there will be a
good practice for him in the eastern part
of this county. He is an old school
mate of Commissioner Mcclure.
The remains of Robert McCrory, uncle
of w. A. McCrory of this place, we're
taken east Wednesday night to Alex
andria, MINI. Deceased diedin Tacoma
on Sunday while resting in his chair.
He was On his way home, accompanied
by his wife and sister, having been to
Santiago to get relief for heart trouble.
J. C. Schmallenberger; The crop
prospect in Farmers Valley is mo- very
good. If rain comes soon it will help
some. The hay crop is light, but a good
many of II people have a little hay left
over from last year. have just put 81
COWS and calves out with a party who
has plenty of feed and by selling all Of
my cattle which will do for beef | can
winter the remainder very nicely.
Rollie Taylor, son of Mrs. A. B. Taylor
and brother of Rueben Taylor, of this
city, passed through Dickinson Tuesday
on his way to the Yellowstone Park.
where he has accepted a position for the
summer in one of the large club houses
there. He left Minneapolis on the eve
ing of his graduation from the High
school at that place, and received a real
.Hobson" ovation upon his departure
Especially from the young lady
classmates.
Currie & Co: of this place are building
a store on Grande river, at the old Bill
Gay crossing in Billings county, one mile
north of the state line. The Haley post
office will be in the new building ane
John A. Currie will godown to look afteI
the business. The Gave Hills countr,
will be tributary to this store as we'll a
the country upand down the river. Curri'