The Dickinson press., 1901-07-27

Mrs. r. I. SenderlinR has arrived.
Col. il. N. Creel was here this week e
inspect Co. K. MI
1. M. sSummeryille has traded his
ranch for a bunch Of horses. He has put
his sheepout. .
Mrs. o. Whaley and daughter were in
the city this week, en- route to Helena
from a visit in Missouri.
Ia the Forum Of Monday ]. E. Phelan
told Of our fine grass and how the PEG.
pie were buying up land here and there.
Ben Singletary, who has located a cat
tie ranch rs miles northwest Of Dickin-
son, near Maverick fats, has just COM
pleted a fine house.
Mr.. Lowry, who has been visiting his
son.in.law, Prof. M. "A. Brannon, at this
place, for several days, returned east
Thursday evening.
H. A. Davis & Co. are preparedto sup
ply all demands for Photographic ma
terial. Mail orders will receive prompt
and careful attention. & soft
This week the Dickinson Fire &
Pressed Brick Works are loading two
cars Of bricks for the fine State Bank
building which Lanterman Bros. are
erecting at Mandan.
Mrs. L. N. Cary Of Mandan wants a
good competent girl for general house
work. Wages according to worth.
7-2o-2t
Conductor c. F. Wilde returned from
the east last week and will be able to
take his train again in a few days. Mrs.
Wilde and daughter, who have been at
Erie, are expected home soon.
Rev. Anselm Ortmann, O. S. B., a pro-
lessor in St. Johns University. College
vile, Mimi, was a guest of Father
Claude this week, going to Medora on
Thursday to see the Bad Lands.
Mrs. Ben Singletary was taken ill last
week and had tohaye medical attendance
from Dickinson. 1t was one of those
awful hot days and it took q hours to
get a doctor to the ranch-a distance of
rs miles.
B. Coulson of Belield, who had his leg
amputated Just below the knee a few
weeks ago, is getting along as we'll as
could be expected under the circum-
stances. DR.. Stickney is looking after
the case.
The Rev. L. G. Moultrie rof Valley
City. ,convocation preacher, will preach
and celebrate Holy Communion Sunday
morning at II o'clock. The rector will
speak at evening prayer. Everybody
invited.
DR.. Davis has found his horse which
was rode away by the Hummell boy.
The horse was found about 50 miles
north of Dickinson and after a few days
rest will be as good as ever. The saddle
has not been found.
VIM. Wilson, who represents Paris &
Co. again this season, arrived last Satur-
day from Charter Oak, Iowa. Mr. Will
son will make headquarters in Dickin-
son the same as in the past. Our people
are always glad to note his return.
! Many people are not aware that there
are two grades, of drugs. We handle
the best only and save you IS to 50 per
cent on your prescriptions. Try us and
be convinced. T. ]. Greene & Co. 7-27-1
The best is none too good for you
when you are buying Jewelry. Remem-
Der we stand back Of every article we
sell both as to quality and as to price.
T. J. Greene 4 Co. The Reliable Jewell
ers. 7-27-1t.
The car Of horses shipped east last
Saturday night by Barrett & thinner
man, OF St. Paul, were among the best
that have gone out from the Dickinson
yards. These horses weighed from 400
to 1900 and were bought at prices rang
ing from SIS to sllo each.
MI. and Mrs. John Miller, of Duluth,
were visitors in the city on Thursday.
Mr.. Miller, the first governor of North
Dakota, is president of the John Miller
Co, grain commission merchants at Du-
luth, one of the most conservative and
reliable firms in the Northwest.
The Glen Ullin woods, amounting to
about 100000 pounds, we're consigned to
Geo. Harrington of Boston. The adj
vance paid was about o per pound, or
very close to the price offered for the
wool. VIM. Jackson closed the deal for
the wool and loaded the same the first Of
the week.
c. w. Dow, representing a large Bos-
ton wool house, was here the early part
of the week. He made ap<offer of 12c.
for the Henry Schultz wool conditioned
that the same should be baled and loaded
on the cars which would make the SELL
ing price a little less than 2 (. Mr.. Dow
went west without making any purchases.
VIM. Heiser and Lena Groundberg
were married on Monday by Father
Claude. Everybody in Dickinson knows
Billy who served with X in the Philip
pines. Mr.. and Mrs. Heiser are living
in the Brislin house on Cross street,
where many of their friends assembled
in the evening to make merry the occa-
sion.
lin Harmon of Medora is having a Sc
we're pull of sickness. Two or three
weeks after his leg was broken he was
taken with an attack of pleurisy which
was followed by serious complications
that made his condition quite dangerous
for a few days. He was much bet.
ter at last reports and will likely be out
in a short time.