The Dickinson press., 1901-07-13
ssPP..sH. Rundle has consigned his JohI
sEhftnnantra1t lot 81 wool. III

EttETL.-IETtlgH F lsEIgIEEkINTT cEsEGGELE SEShS
Ehftnain,tira1lt lot 81 wool. 5.S
Usual services Al 81. Johns Episcopal
church the coming week. 81
r. H. Johnson and John Courtney
have ave consigned one !; lot el!f. ST { their WOOL
about 1900 pounds. ,Ssa l
John Brennan left a load Of! wool out
Wednesdayfnight and got il soakedby
the rain Of that evening.
The jamestown papers speak well Of
Prof. J.. F. Crawford al conductor of
their summer training school.
"A number of school treasurers' reports
are published this week and another
batch will appear next week.
Lost-Gold trimmed glasses. Anyone
returning SINE will receive suitable re-
ward. Up. MRS. c. H. WILEY.
Married, July ii. in this city, by Rev
U. g. Rich, Mr.. Augustus Rozell Of Sen
tinel Butte and Miss Katie Schultz Of
Richardton.
Mike Connolly was in from Oakdale
this week to meet Mrs. A. M. Hess and
sons, of Glen Ullin, who came up to
visit at the Connolly ranch for a while.
VIM. Whinn went to Huntley, Mont,
on Friday to receive a trainload Of sheep
for Richards & Dinsdale. 1t is expected
that the sheep will be taken through to
Crystal Springs, this state.
The directors Of the Dickinson school
board-D. S. %Littlehales, DR.. v. H.
Stickney and ]. w. Currie--organized
Tuesday night by electing Mr.. Little
hales president and M. L. Ayers clerk.
OnThursday Frank Roberts sold an
other carloadof horses. Matt Bradley of
Canada was the buyer, and the price paid
was $50 per head. Mr.. Roberts returned
home in the afternoon we'll satisfied with
his trip to this city.
DR.. Madden the eye specialist who has
been making regular visits to the city
for the past two years, arrived from the
west this week and will remain until the
evening of the 18TH at the Willard house,
where he may be seen by those needing
his services.
Ed. Jones is in receipt of a card an
%nouncing the marriage of J. F. Williams
to Mrs. Joseph Sutherland, at Williston,
on July 2. Jack was expecting to leave
at once with his bride for their ranch.
The Younger brothers have been re-
leased from the Minnesota state peni-
Tertiary after IS years of Imprisonment,
and the big man of the Fargo Forum is
happy. The Youngers are 10 old men.
They robbed several banks and killed
a number of people and richly deserved
all the punishment they have had.
Miss Mcdowell, sister of Mrs. DR..
Perkins, arrived Saturday night from
Minneapolis and IN Tuesday morning,
in company with Miss Fife Current Of
this city, left for the Coast to visit for a
few weeks.
The best drugs prepared BY the most
skilled pharmacist and IS to 50 per cent
saved on your prescriptions. This is
what we offer you. Try us and be con
WINGED. T.. ]. Greene & Co. 7-l3-tf
School district No. II, which comprises
four townships six miles south of Dick.
inson, has a school enumeration Of o..
Michael Goodale is clerk Of the board,
and it is said that four new school houses
are to be erected this season.
If you wish SO know where to buy
jewelry, ask our customers. If then you
don't believe what you hear, come in and
see. Remember in every case we guar
antee perfect satisfaction or your money
cheerfully refunded. T. j. Greene &
Co. the reliable jewellers. 6-2o-ti
Wednesday night the 2-story Lally
house south Of the track burned to the
ground. The fire broke out between the
hours of'lo and II o'clock 1t was rain
ing quite hard at the hme. From ap.
pearances it wouldUseem that the fire
started in the shed part. Mr.. Lally wa.
in the city Wednesday and during the
evening, but he was not seen the follow
ing day. 1t is understood that the prop
! erty was insured.
Jerry Hayes writes from Ekalaka tina
his sorrel mare, Kitten, is the talk Of til.
country out there. On the 4th they hae
/. her in three different races and took frs
money in each. Again on the 5th the,
had her in two races and won first none,
in each. The track was a sea of mud, j
having rained 6 inches since the 5th 0
May. Socks was entered in two races il
which Kitten did not participate AMI
took second money in each. Jerry say
that they tell him at Ekalaka that Jacl
! Guth is a born jockey.
W. are giving our customers the bene
fit of the fact that watches are cheape
l today than ever before in the history o
horology. W. are selling high grad
watches and clocks for less than you vii
have to pay elsewhere for the poores
! @ades. Remember, if you don't believ'
whal you hear, come and get our price
and see before you buy. 1t will be t
, your interest. IT,. Greene & Co, tn
reliable jewelers.. 7-I3-t
5 A. G. Halstead, of Portage La Prairie
president of the Merchants Nationa
bank of Capada, was in the city this wee|
v with Matt Bradley and closed the dea
with ALI White for his horses. 1t willb
remembered that the Press made men
G ton of this $1,000 sale two weeks age
n One car of the horses will be shipped I
e Canada soon and the balance will b
kept for a time by Mr.. White. Banke
Halstead was pleased with this sectio
' of the country and it is quite likely tina
in the near future he will make some in
vestments here.
Those who have been attending tn
Mobius Hypnotic Co. entertainments a
! the opera house this week have c~ertainl