The Dickinson press., 1901-08-24

sion Friday.
vossau Bros. loaded three cars Of cat
tie on friday. sS
Miss Katherine Coleman has been APP
pointed notary public.
P. "A. NOR returned Thursday after,
noon fromthis visit east.
Fred Christensen has sold his brick
house to Banker billiard;
MI. and Mrs. Charles Keller are about
to make a visit to the coast.
Sheen & Peterson have a carload of
Champion wagons ordered.
John Myer has sold his South Dickin-
son property to John Jescke.
ALT White bought o6 2-year old cattle
of Frye & Jefferies this week.
For fresh bread, pies. cakes, cookies,
etc. go to the City Bakery. 8-a4-tf
On Wednesday James Converse sold
228 beeves, 1914 weight, at s4.3s.
Frank Towle loaded a mixed car of
horses and cattle on Friday for Kansas.
A son was born to MI. and Mrs. w. H.
Brown, at Irving Park, Chicago, Aug. IL.
c. R. Pendergart has rented the Veigel
house which is to be vacated next week
by the Hagans.
H. C. Quinion returned Thursday from
Hope, N. D., where he sold a carload of
Q bar horses at good figures.
Found, near Hanley house, good black
jacket, lady's. For information call at
this office. Salt
The Misses Davidson, of Bismarck,
leave on the 2oth for Pasadena, Cal.
Their physician advised the change.
Did you hear ANYTHING of those fried
pies! They all like them and can only
be gotten at the City Bakery. 8.24-tf
Paul Tygum waived examination and
was bound over to the district court in
the sum of $500. No bond has been
given.
Don't forget we have a full line of the
best silverware ever shown in the city.
T. ]. Greene & Co.. The Reliable Jewel
ers. 8-24tf
Mrs. Minnie Klinefelter is figuring on
buying the Beck residence. If the deal
goes through it will probably be closed
the first of next month.
Two of the big N. P. engines for some
of the western divisions passed through
Dickinson this week. The engines we're
monsters, and are said to weigh I7o tons.
c. r. Pendergast willload two or three
cars of cattle for the Chicago market on
Sunday. On his return home he will at
tend the Minnesota state ~fair-Sept. 2.
Miss Emma Messersmith and her
cousin. Miss Evelyn Messersmith, left
Thursday morning for Grand Forks,
where the former is to enter the state
university this fall.
A party composed Of E. A. Currie, his
daughter, Miss Ethel, and Misses Tiffany,
Defebach, and Mabel Cnrrie left Thurs
day morning for aIfew days outing at the
Kildeer mountains.
Our watch, clock and jewelry repair
department, also engraving and optical
departments are equipped with the most
modern and best facilities for doing good
work. T.. J. Greene & Co., The Reliable
Jewellers. 8-24tf
We are pleased to tell you that the
City Bakery is here and ready for a good
share of your business. We are here to
please you.
8-24-tf C.. ScHEBLER, Prop.
A large audience gathered Tuesday
evening to witness the consecrating of
St. Johns church and the confirmation of
a class of thirteen. The services were
impressive and the sermon by Bishop
Edsall was scholarly and instructive.
Henry Linthcum was taken before the
county board this week and adjudged in
sane. Sheriff Goodall took him to
jamestown on Thursday. A serious
charge hangs over Linthcum whcih will
be taken up in case that he gets sane.
A. C. MoGillivray: l never saw better
grass and fodder on the ranges than this
fall. Ranchmen everywhere are putting
up hay. Harvesting of grain is prac'
tically completed and some good yields
will be returned. 1t has been a gooo
season for cattle and ranchmen are gen.
orally prosperous.
On Monday c. E. Trask loaded 16,oot
pounds Of wool and shipped to St. Louis
This cleans up the wool Of this season
The total amount shipped from Dickin'
son this year is $4,000 pounds, ane
makes this place not only the larges
wool centre in North Dakota but makes
it a little larger than Glendive, accord
ing to the figures recently published
from that place.
Cattle shipments are booked as fol
lows: Aug. 3o.-C. F. Higgins, ? cars
Jeffries & Co, 4. Aug al. Converse
IS. Aug. a4.-Beisigl Bros, I; E. F
Messersmitn, i. Aug. 80, at Sentine
Butte.-Geo. Beamer, 2; Geo. Reid, 2
H. Gilbert, 2; Gear Bros. 4. For Sept
I.-Thos. Lynch has 2 cars booked a
Bel6eld, and on the 18th James Converts
has 80 cars booked at Dickinson. y
At Gladstone the carpenters will near
ly complete their work on COMMISSIONS
George Lees new elevator this week
Everything is being done in the yer,
best manner, and the building will b.
one of the finest in Western North Da
kota. 1t is modelled much after tn
pattern Of the Lyon elevator at Dickin
son, being a few feet higher and having
an appliance in the cupola for spoutin,l
wheat direct into Mr.. Lees Touring mil
The citizens Of Gladstone are proud Q
the new building, and during its con
T struction this summer there has bee
8 lots Of work at the Gladstone hoteI
! where Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bonney pre-
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