The Dickinson press., 1901-08-24

nSfrom the Cedar over Sunday. Nj;
Bartholomew is manager Of the North
western Ranching Cot
JamesT I. Kelly. has a world wideirepu.
tation as a comedian and his appear.
ance here withs"A Baggage Check
Saturday night. Aug. oath, will
be hailed with delight by those who en-.
JOY high class farce comedy.
The steady increase Of patronage in
our drug and ~dispensary department
shows that customers appreciate high.
grade goods, skilled service and reason.
able prices. Business" not bombast
is our motto. T. ]. GREENE & Co.
VIM Holton Dye and party OF four ar
rived from Indianapolis during the pas,
week and went u south. Mr.. Dye is
attorney for the Northwestern Ranching
Co. which has ranch and stock interests
on the Cedar.
E. H. Brewster oil Wibaux went tc
Illinois this week to attend the funeral
of his mother, Mrs. LAURA r. S. Brewster
who died at Glenco on the 18th. Ser.
vices we're held on the 2Ist, burial a,
Rose Hill.
G. M. Bennett of Missouri arrived in
Gladstone this week with a car of cattle
and a car of emigrant movables, and has
located on the John Hickman place
Mr.. Bennet's family came a few days
after his arrival.
This is to your interest: See our goods
and.get our prices before buying any
thing in the watch, clock, diamond,
jewelry Or silverware line. We abso-
lutely guarantee our goods and our
prices. T. ]. Greene & Co., The Re.
liable Jewellers. 8-24-ti
Mrs. ]. E. Phelan and Miss Ruth have
been the guests of Banker and Mrs. A.
Hilliard this week. Miss Ruth went to
Hebron on Wednesday to take a drive
in the country with her father, expecting
to return 0 Saturday.
Frank Roberts was in from Sand
Greek on Wednesday to meet bis father,
G. A. Roberts, and sister, NA. r. Bur.
nell, of Mankato, MINI, yxo are out fol
a visit of a few weeks. The party started
for the ranch Thursday morning.
The contract for the erection of the
state reform school at Mandan was lei
this week to Chas. Kidd, one Of the locaI
contractors of that place. The bid was
little less than $4,000. 1t is so late tina,
nothing but the foundation will be put in
this tall.
~ have used Chamberlain's Cough
remedy for a number of years and have
no hesitancy in saying that it is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and Group
have ever usedin my family. Ihave no
words to express my confidence in thi:
Remedy Mrs. ]. A. Moore, North Star
Mich. For sale at any drug store.
Ten freight cars were ditched a
Beaver Hill last Friday night, causing :
delay of traffic of about fifteen hours
The breaking of a fange caused the
trouble. The train was an extra and wal
in charge of Conductor Bradford, witt
Jim Stewart as engineer.
A letter from Stacy Fruit Co. says
"You need not look for any cheap frui
this season, as the, demand exceeds thu
supply all over the U. S. You can ad
wise your friends not to wait hut to pu
up their fruit now" Drenkel can furn
ish you peaches, pears, plums and prune.
at a reasonable price. 8-I7-t
Recently a solid trainload OF wool-3;
cars-was taken over this division. The
run from Dickinson to Mandan wat
made in ten minutes less than the seized
ule passenger time. The wool was con
signed to Nichols, Dupee & Co. anc
Dewey, Gould & Co, of Boston.
Miss Katie Burke, the pleasant ane
talented young lady who made SO many
friends during her stay in the city this
summer, departed Saturday evening fol
her home in Valley city. She spen
Sunday with Miss Ella Ray in Bismarck
and will visit friends in jamestown OF
her homeward journey.
Yardmaster Fred Wilson has gone Il
Erie, N. D., t. get his family. The,
will return next week, in time for school
and will be accompanied by Bessi'
Wilde. In Mr.. Wilson's absence Nigh
Yardmaster R. P. Taylor acts in hi
place and Swi,chman Fred Freeman
holds the position Of night %yardmaster.
Miss Rose. daughter of Conductor ant
Mrs. H. D. Stephenson, of Mandan, al
most lost the accommodation of her eye
last week and was Immediately taken t.
st. Paul by her father, Rose has hal
trouble with her eyes for some tim
but nothing so serious had been ex
pected. II is hoped that with skillfu
treatment she will regain her sight.
On Thursday Stefon Bajer and wifi
left on their return to Germany. Durin
his four years residence in this countr
Stefon had been employed by the North
ern Pacific as a common laborer at thi
place, and he had saved, in addition
supporting his family, sI4oo, which he j
nov taking back to the old country.
very good showing.
CT. crowl is busy with his p!umbin
contracts these days. He is installing
hot water heating plant in A. T. Crowl
new home, and. has the contract for il
stalling a hot water plant in Commissions
Walton's new residence. Both of thes
houses are to have baths. Charlie
also has the contracting for installin
Gqnductor Cota's hot water plant.
Dr.. ]. A. Current Of M%arysville, Wasl
ington, arrived in the city last Saturda
night to spend a fewdays with his parent
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Current. The doctt
was accompanied by. his sister, Mi!
Fife, and Miss Minnie Mcdowell
II M;nna,poI;e u,ho iS visiting her siste