The Dickinson press., 1901-08-17
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Engineer chas. Dickson has gone
west TO locate. u y II
Wills Norred went to Oregon Tuesday
e receive trainload ofScattle for a. H.
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Workmen are putting in5the front and
fixing the Office rooms under the Dakota
State bank building.
Supreme Court Judge Morgan and
District Judge Cowans were returning
from Hunters Hot Springs on Friday. 4
Az Bismarck this week Miss Daisy
DeGraf entertained in honor OF her
visiting friend, Miss Mary Foley, Of
EMedora.
Miss Helen Oleson Of Cass Lake, MINI.
who had been with her aunt, Mrs. John
CLARK for several months, returned home
this week.
Mrs. Farrell Reilly entertained about
twenty Of the Catholic Sewing Society
ladies Thursday at her Lehigh home.
Very nice refreshments were served and
the ladies say Mrs. Reilly proved herself
an excellent entertainer.
T. H. Brien has rented his house to
IOperator Hudson and has moved OUT to
his Lone Butte ranch where he has cat
tie and is fitting upa sheep ranch near
by. MI. Brien has. bought 1900 sheep of
F. "A. Little.
The many friends of Piatt. Dunn will
be pleased to learn that he has so far re-
covered from his late illness as to be
past the danger period, and is gradually
gaining strength each day. The pros
poets o are that he will be able to
leave the hospital in about two weeks.
E. S. Clough was in Dickinson this
week for two loads of lumber for the
completion of a substantial ranch house
which he is erecting near New England
at the old Armstrong place. Mr.. Clough
will go east next month TO get his family.
"I.have used C~hamberlain'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 not
words to express my confidence in this
Remedy Mrs. ]. "A. Moore, North Star,
Mich. For sale ut any drug store.
A special dispatch from Medora. says
Theodore Roosevelt's old ranch on the
Little Missouri river, the Chimney
Butte" ranch, is becoming the Mecca for
tourists, and all Of them make a pilgrim
age to the place as faithfully as the
Mohammedans visit Mecca.
One carload of the Richards & Dins-
dale sheep, on the Chicago market Mon
day sold at s3.75 and 6ve<cars at 50 80.
The average weight Mas 100 pounds.
They expected tdbxSe six cars on the
market Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
A letter from Stacy Fruit Co. says;
"You need moi look for any cheap fruit
this season, as the demand exceeds the
supply all over the U. S. You can adj
wise your friends not to wait tut to put
up their fruit now" Drenkel can furn-
ish you peaches, pears, plums and prunes
at a reasonable price. 8-I7-ti
The Methodist people will hold their
annual picnic Thursday, Aug. 2lst,
Friends of DETERMINATIONS are cordially
invited to meet the party at the M. E,
church at 9 o'clock Thursday morning
and join the ranks. Each one is re-
quested to bring his baskets and means
of conveyance.
On Thursday Manager Geo. Hughes
went east in response to a telegram an:
nouncing that the Hughes Electric Co.
had secured two electric light franchises
in Minnesota, one being at Staples. Mr.,
Hughes will be absent for a number OF
weeks.
T. H. Brien has rented his Blacksmith
shop to Fred Turner for a term Of years
and will give his attention toIanching
as his health would not perYdt Of his re.
naming in the shop longer. Mr.. Brier
recommends Nj. Tur1er very highly
particularly as al hoEse sheer and as :
young man whoJ understands his trade
thoroughly and who will deal fairly witt
everybody.