The Dickinson press., 1901-03-02
Gordon Dodd returned Wednesday
night from his western trip.

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to Angliss & Co. Jewellers and Opticians
L. J. Dickinson returned Friday morn.
ing from a trip to the Twin Cities and
Duluth.
Senate bill 2oS, live stock inspection
received a favorable report from the
committee.
c. R. Pendergast is able to sit up now
His doctor advises him to go to Hunters
Hot Springs.
Postmaster Thompson had = bad turf
the first of the week. He seems to be
improving a little now.
Alex Fowler drove in from his Knife
river ranch Thursday, returning the fol,
lowing day with a load Of supplies.
The Glendive Review says that Supt
Kline of the Northern Pacific recent,
went to California to visit his family.
Eben Dunlap. foreman on one of the
Merry-Hillard sheep ranches south o.
Dickinson, was in the city this week.
Fulton Burnett has resigned as frs,
sergeant of Co. X and Llewellyn Morris
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Miss May Hayes was accompanied
home from Taylor Saturday last by Mis-.
Dora Berry, who spent Sunday in the
city.
Mrs. Belbina Hess, mother of Mrs. M
l.. Connolly, died recently at her home
in Glen Ullin, of heart trouble, aged e
years.
The financial statements of the Firs'
National and the Dakota State bank.
make a good showing with deposits o.
100000.
Bring your watch, clock and flint
jewelry repairing to Greene's. compe.
tent workman, courteous treatment, work
guaranteed 2-2-ti
Call in to Angliss & Co.'s jewelry stor.
when you want anything in that line
the best and the cheapest. The old De
Graft store.
F. D. Jandell Of New Brighton was ir
Dickinson a short time ago to buy sheep
He could not find parties anxious to sci
and went further west.
w. R. Whidden of Aneta was in Dick
inson last Saturday the guest of Mari
Sutherland. Mr.IWhidden is in the mer
camille business at his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Phelan left thi
week for Washington. from which plac,
they will go to Florida. Miss Ruth &C
companied them to Washington.
Lester Bishop has been dangerousl,
i'll with pneumonia the past week. HI
seemed worse Thursday night but tn.
doctor looks for improvement in his con,
dition soon.
On Wednesday Senator Simpson in
troduced a bill providing for the taxing
of non-residents who Craze stock in tn.
state; also a bill amending the sheep in
spection law.
Justice A. P. Folsom has bought OF H
L. Dickinson the soft. lot mo. ;, BLOCK
26), between the Stamp house and Nc
Gillivray cottage, on Sims stree; con
sideration s23o.
The Boston which has been writing
fire insurance in Dickinson the past year
has been absorbed by the Palantine
The Boston was organized in 1896 for
marine business.
This week Amos T. Crowl sold hi!
residence on Van Norden street to A. H
Arnett for 5000. Possession will b,
given on the first Of June. MI. Crow
will select a new site and build AGAR
but not quite SO large.
P. Hahnsen wrote the PRESS from
Buxtehude, Germany, under date o
February E, that he was to leave there OF
the 10th for his home at Bel6eld, Nortl
Dakota. The letter reached Dickinson
on the 23rd of February.
Geo. Aud has been granted a pensio,
of So per month. When he enlisted il
the Philippine service his original pen
sion Of sI2 was cut of, as is the custom
of the department in dealing with al
pensioners under similar circumstances
A. v. Schallern, who will retire a
county auditor in Morton county on tn
4th of March, seems to have been a littl
behind with his January quarterly com
m~issioners proceedings which were no
published in the Pioneer until last week
Commissioner Walton was intendin,
to have gone to Hunters Hot Spring
last week but he was taken down witt
the grip and does not expect to get ava
for a day or two. Mrs. Walton has ais
been afflicted with the prevalent diseas
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. liner, Mr.. and Mr..
J. S. White, Misses Mckenzie and Dre1
KEEL, Messrs. Stanley, Parish. TolIefso
and Nellis were among the Dickinsonite
who attended the M. w. A. masquerad
ball at Taylor on Feb. "a, and all repor
a pleasant time.
According to the Pioneer. Bosard I
Bosard sent papers to Mandan last wee
for the closing of the place of one Nj
Cormick, but on looking over the paper
Sheriff Weeks found the premises de,
cribed belonged to a leading dry good
establishment and he returned them fc
correction.
The cases OF Biles and Arnett are sc
for hearing in Medora on March 4. l
the preliminary hearing before Justic
Foley bail was fixed at 500 in each cas-
A change of emu "a taken to Justic
Jeff Mcdonald, and bail was fixed q
$3.50 each.
Chas. G.. Rowland of Rockwell, la
and Robert A. Fox of Breckenridge
Mimi, have been in Dickinson an
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