The Dickinson press., 1901-03-09
Mi. and Mrs. Chas. Rowe, of Mandan,
are visiting their parents in Minneapolis.

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Carpenters have repaired the P. Nc
Ginley ice house which was injured by
fire last summer.
The wreck at Leigh was caused by
the breaking of a truck-no blame rest
ing upon any person.
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith OF Hebron has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Rich
ards, the past week.
The Glen Ullin wool growers have
realized Iec per pound net for their 1900
clips, so says the Pioneer.
At the city council meetingo o Monday
evening $500 was appropriated for the
tournament and fire carnival.
Manager Currie arranged by wire this
week for a show-"Hoyt a Brass Mon
key"-for next Monday night.
The Mandan telephone exchange will
be extended into Mercer county in the
spring-providing all goes we'll.
Engineer and Mrs. c. c. Allen were in
Michigan the first of this week and are
expected home within a day OF two.
Miss Frances Burnett has been en-
gagged to teach at Davis butte, school to
commence the FIRST Monday in April.
There was a freight wreck at Lehigh
Tuesday evening which delayed the east
bound passenger train for a short time.
H. P. Roth, one of Hebron's leading
meat dealers, was in Dickinson this week
attending the wedding Of his brother-in-
law.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI White have moved
into their rooms in the rear of the drug
store. They will rent their dwelling
house.
Mrs. ]. S. Let's Of Gladstone was in
Dickinson the past week for j few days
visiting her daughters Mrs. Robinson and
Mrs. Bates.
Bring your watch, clock and fine
jewelry repairing to Greene's. compe-
tent workman, courteous treatment, work
guaranteed. 2-2.tf
Conductor Harry Hagerman recently
returned from a visit in Minnesota and
has resumed his run between Dickinson
and Glendivc.
H. A. Davis 4 Co. are prepared to sup
ply all demands for Photographic ma
terial. Mail orders will receive prompt
and careful attention. SOFT
Sam Rhoades has been out south for
several days looking for a ranch loca-
ton. As soon as he gets a ranch he will
stock up with cattle.
&c. Bonv has sold his ranch and cat
tie in Billings county to Allen Curliss.
About the first of June Mr.. Bony expects
to go to Portland, Oregon.
The Lentel season is now on, anil all
Lentel foods are to be found at Drenkel's;
fish, salt and smoked, figs, dates and all
kinds of dried fruits: Soft
The Baisch Drug Co. and Angliss & Co.
had an awning put in front of their place
of.business on Thursday. The furnish.
ings were from the store of McCloy &
Senour.
Attorney c. E. Gregory went to
Medora on Monday to defend Louis
Arnett. The hearing was postponed un-
til March II when Mr.. Gregory will GO
up again.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Bishop report that
Lester is steadily improving, and they
wish to thank people who have assisted
and offered assistance during his severe
illness.
The average attendance in Mr.. Rich,
ardson's room on the South Side for Feb
ruary was S., enrolment e.; in Miss
Nefsy's r~oom-average attendance 81,
enrolment 81.
Clerk of Court Saunders is taking a
number Of filings for stockmen living
outside OF the 4o.mile N. P. land grant
The greater number of these filings came
from the north.
Harry Cornwell, deputy interna
revenue collector, was in Dickinson this
week on official business. MI. Cornwel
is an old time friend of Cashier ::Johnsor
and while in the city visited at his home
President w. L. Richards of the Da
kota State bank has ordered 1000 bush
els of seed wheat forthe farmers Of Starl
county. He does this as an accommoda
ton to the people and will sell the grair
out at cost.
H. H. Treude, a prosperous farme
living near New Salem, was married OF
Tuesday to Katie daughter of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Jacob Meherer of Dickinson. Rev
Emil Miller of Hebron performed TIL
ceremony at the home of the brides par
ents.
Arrangements have been made where
by every business man in the city vii
have the dates Of the tournament ant
street fair printed on the back of his en-
velopes. So if you have not already hae
this work done get around and see tn
local printer at once.
Peter Stults has been making furthe
improvements for his store tenant, c. w
Rau & Co., by adding an extension il
the rear in which an arch and kettle ant
other market appliances are placed
This makes room for an Office in tn
main part of the store.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson went to Bismarcl
Tuesday night to remain until the clos
of the session. Her aunt, Mrs. Wn
Busse of Grand Forks, was to meet he
at the capital city and will come out I
Dickinson with Senator and Mrs. Siml
either today or tomorrow.
; R. c. Hill returned Tuesday nigl
. from Montana where he has been sellin
Minnesota cattle for several month!
He will leave the first of the week f