The Dickinson press., 1901-05-25
A car load of all kinds of crockery a
at Drenkel's. s2s-t


A car load of all kinds of crockery at
at Drenkers. 525-tf
Mrs. Ed. Edwards went to Bismarck
this week to spend a month o. two with
Figs and dates 10 cents per pound at
DrenkeTs. 5-25-tf
Miss Alice Campbell returned recently
from Michigan where she attended a
business college during the winter.
Lemons 75 cents per dozen at Drenk-
els-and you should see his stock Of
oranges. 5-25-tf
Those from Stark county serving as
jurors in the U. S. court at Fargo this
week are, R. S. Brookings, grand juror;
Geo. Hettenbaugh, petit juror.
H. A. Davis & Co. are prepared to sup
ply all demands for Photographic ma
terial. Mail orders will receive prompt
and careful attention. soft
Mrs. VIM. Stultzman, mother of Geo.
Mcclellan and sister of Mrs. J. M. Taft,
of this county, died on the 10th at her
home in Wenneconne, Wis, aged 40
years.
Jas. H. Hale is in from the west with
10 cars of sheep for his Grand River
ranch. Arrangements are being made
to dip the sheep before they are moved
south.
The commencement exercises of the
Dickinson high school class Of 1901 &C.
CURED too late for a fullreport this week
also the banquet Of the alumni. The
graduates are: Emeline P. Messersmith,
Pauline E. Sco6eld, Anna E. Simms,
Elizabeth Seaman, Fem w. Pelton.
John Ballard writes from Hillsdale,
Oregon, that he has rented S acres OF
land out 4 miles from Portland. He
likes the country but does not intend to
invest until he has seer a little more.
He writes of Max Sanford who is doing
we'll in Portland; also of Otto Dosskey
who has a u from Tacoma to Portland,
The supreme court granted the writ of
habeas corpus in S. B. Chappel's case,
the strong point in the defendants favor.
as viewed by the court, being jurisdic.
ton. Authorities differ on this point and
it was presumed from the first that the
question might be raised. In the matter
of Johnnie Jones, a similar case, the at.
torneys made stipulations and he was re-
leased.
VIM. N. Crist has the following crew
shearing the W. L. Richards & Co.
sheep at the stock yards cast of the city:
Geo. Tear, Nick Hansen, Henry Tyler,
Louis Peterson, Henry Tygum, Ole E,
Olson and Sam Juel. They commenced
Monday and are averaging about 8.
sheep per day per man. There are the
same boys Mr.. Crist was u with last
season, and they have a reputation for
doing their work well. They have al.
ready contracted to shear 10000 sheep
and their next move will be to L. M
Summerville's place.
j. Freeman's old plank walk was
torn out on Thursday to be replaced
with cement thing by Ole Johnson. Ole's
next job will be in front of the Willard
house property and extending west by
the DeGraff building to Frank Lish's
thing which was laid "a tyear and which
will have to be re-laid in order that it
may be on the established grade. Con.
Tractor Burke willalso have his men
working in the sameblock, in front of the
Ray property, as 500 as he finishes in
block 2.
Consider yourself a committee OF one
to help on decorations and the entertain.
ment of visitors for tournament week.
Everybody should plan to take as many
roomers as possible. The people are
coming and must be taken care off and
it will require the united help Of all,
The decoration committee will also need
your aid. The committee have ordered
400 cedar trees from the Bad Lands
which are to be used in the business por.
ton of the city. Several hundred Chinese
lanterns have also been ordered. Take
hold at once aud help plan and carry
out this great work to a successful finish,
Postmaster VIM. Bulge of Grand
Forks and Editor M. H. Jewell Of the
Bismarck Tribune arrived in the city on
the afternoon Of the l7thand we're driven
directly tosthe Dickinson Fire & Pressed
Brick Works, the product Of which they
inspected carefully, it being Trustee
Budge's intention to place an order for
facing brick that are soon to be wanted
for a new building to be erected on the
state.university grounds. The following
day these gentleman, in company with
Alderman Crowl:and Manager Hughes,
drove to the Indian Springs ranch, where
they gave Register and Mrs. A. c. Nc.
Gillivray q surprise and spent.a very
pleasant day, 4