The Dickinson press., 1901-01-12
w. w. Phipps tells us that his stock is
wintering nicely. He has the old e. r.

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Cook place.
]. S. Matthews returned Thursday
morning from an extended visit in Iii,
nois and Wisconsin.
Miss Katie Coleman, stenogragher in
L. A. Simpsons law Office. went to Bis
marck Sunday evening.
The Clio euchre club met with Mrs.
Scoied Wednesday and will meet with
Mrs. Currie mex week.
o. B. Frankenbcrg's bowling alleys arc
here and he expects to open his place to
the public in about ten days.
The ladies Of the Catholic Benevolen,
Society will meet with Miss Murn mex,
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
F. s.. Cunningham returned Thursday
morning from a trip to Fargo, Sioux City,
Omaha and other points Of interest.
Miss Oracle Currie returned the first
of the week from Mandan where she had
been the guest of Miss Bessie Nichols.
General Hughes was in Dickinson on
Monday and in the evening was accom-
panied to Bismarck by his son, Geo. A.
VIM. G.. Raw. manager Of the St.
Charles, made a business trip during the
past week to Fargo and the Twin Cities.
States Attorney Gregory and Judge
Kono have their Offices in the Dakota
State bank building-up stairs-front
rooms.
Fred Griswold is moving to his Cannon
Ball ranch and in the mean time his
wife is visiting her sister, Mrs. Smith
Dobson.
The Richardton landlords. N. Har.
tung of the Dakota and Ambrose l)ienst
Of the Windsor-visited Dickinson this
week.
Miss Coleman of Dickinson, has been
appointed assistant journal clerk in the
senate-a deserving recognition of a
capable and estimable young lady.
Silver tea sets, water sets, napkin rings
Rogers knives, forks and spoons-every.
thing in silverware suitable for presents
Greene's Drug & Jewelry store. I2.8-tl
Miss Anna Knudson of Taylor, is up
to attend the Dickinson high school tor
two months, at the expiration of which
time she will open a spring term ofschool
Mrs. Geo. w. Lee and daughter Hazel
accompanied Chairman Lee to Dickinson
the first of the week, returning to Glad.
stone Monday evening.
CT. Nord, formerly with M. A. Hagen
of Fargo, will take charge of the jewelry
and watch repairing department in
Greene's drug and jewelry store in a few
days.
+. H. Mouat, the cattle dealer, was in
Dickinson the past week with a car of :
and ~3-year.old heifers, which he sold
readily to German settlers north of Dick.
inson.
Mrs. John Goodall and Mrs. ]. X. Por.
ter left Monday night for Butte where
they will visit their sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Connors who was recently quite seriously
burned.
L. A. Chase, of the N. P. employees
at Dickinson received word last Saturday
from Nebraska where Mrs. Chase is Wis.
iting, that their little boy was seriously
ill. Mr.. Chase went east in the evening
Hugh McClements recently bought the
Percy Chamberlain homestead of Fred
Koesel for $1,000. Mr.. McClements will
reside on the place, giving him a chance
to school his children in Richardson.
L. R. Lothrop, who will be remember
ed as our former N. P. roadmaster al
this place, sends a renewal subscription
to the PRESS. Mr.. Lothrop is with the
Eureka and klamath River Railroad
Co., at Eureka, Cal.
E. H. Kinsey, who is holding his hors
es two and one-half miles out from Glen
dive this winter, came down to Dickinson
this week to look after some bushes:
matters. Mr.. Kinsey tells US that the,
have a son nearly three months of age al
their home.
The ladies' aid society of the Congre
gational church held its annual meeting
at the home of Mrs. H. l.. Dickinson
Tuesday afternoon and elected the fol
lowing officers: Mrs. U. G. Rich, presi
dent; Mrs. c. w. Rau, secretary; Mrs
C.. H. Wiley, assistant secretary; Mrs
Geo. Aud, treasurer.
Archie Granteer has accepted a posi-
ton with Walton & Davis of this place
which will be good news to Archie
many friends. His sister, Mrs. Minnie
Klinefelter, will return from Mandan a
soon as a suitable house can be secured
which will also make a home for Archie
Ed S. Foley of Medora, was calling l
his Dickinson friends last Saturday. MI
Foley entered this week upon his fftl
term as auditor of Billings county. e.
is 4 very efficient officer, which fact tn
voters of Billings county seem to appre
ciate by continuing him in office.
The report comes that as sooa as tn
Glendive people became acquainted will
G. E. Somdahl's methods of beating tn,
public, they gave him a good cutting
threw him into a baggage car and pait
his fare out of the state. Dickinson pee
pie would have been ahead if they ha,
given him the same kind of a dose.
!, The Lady Maccabees have been max
ing preparations for a month for thei
masquerade ball to be given or Tues
day evening, January ". The price 70
gentlemen who mask will be 81; ladie
who mask will be admitted free; specta
tors will be required to pay IS ent each
Supper will be served in the hall by tn
ladies at IS cents per plate.