The Dickinson press., 1901-09-07
L,s Brown IS enlarging his store:

4. Browns enIarging his store.
Miss.Jessie knight has been in s
Paul this week. $
Born; 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Sidmor
ISept.4th, ason. Il
Engineer B. Dehlinger has gone I
the Pan-American.
Geo. Woodman was loading nine car
of cattle for Chicago on Friday.
CIR. Pendergast returned from mar
ket and the state fair on Thursday. /
Killer Bros. Of Richardton gave !,
dance in their new store last evening.
Thursday morning A. H. Arnett wa
thrown from his horse. breaking one rib.
Atrainload Of 80 cars of beeves wa,
being loaded for the Chicago market OF
Thursday.
e. H. Merry finally got away on Fri
day. He will be absent in the cas-
about a month.
]. J. Barley reports a good trade. bet
ter, than he had expected, at his. new
South, Heart store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roquette's littl.
girl is quite a little better and they think
that she will recover.
Ed. Dodd and son Jimmie were al
Knife river for two days this week, where
they found good hunting.
Thos. Lynch Of Bel6eld and Geo
Parker Of Medora were east with theil
cattle shipment this week.
Commencing with this month the Ep.
worth League has resumed weekly meet
ing-at $50 every Sunday evening.
Roy De France opened school No. I.
in the Antelope district on Monday, and
Miss Matherson opened school No. I.
Miss Ada Rooney, who has waited on
tables::at the Willard house for some time
left Monday morning for Billings, Mont
Cashier Stanley sold fourteen excursion
tickets for the Minnesota state fair. Nc
such number has been sold at any previ-
Gus season.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson went to Mime.
apolis Wednesday evening and was &C.
companied by her brother Joe who is tc
enter a law school there on the 18th.
East Lynne the Queen of all emo
tional dramas will be seen at the opera
house on Saturday, Sept. 7, with Miss
Courtenay Morgan in the leading role.
Evening services at the ,Congrega.
tional church will hereafter begin at 1890
Y. p. sc. E. meets every Sunday eve
ming in the church at 1890. U. G. Rich.
Premium coupons given for all cash
purchases. Be sure you get them as
they are redeemable in hand-painted
tableware. Currie & Co. o.7-tf
The Epworth Herald has presented the
local league with a banner for the great.
est percentage Of gain in the number Of
subscribers secured during the past year
This week Skeen & Peterson have
been adding a 2o-foot ~extention on the
north end Of their shop, which will give
them the room they need Tor new stock.
Positively the largest, latest and mos,
up-to-date lot of horse shoeing material
in the Northwest, at Fred w. Turner'S
Give him a call and be convinced.
y e-7-ti
Paul Koch is getting up a laage
mount of hay this season, between zoo
and 900 tons. He has been successful
with his sheep the past year and will
winter about 300.
A divorce has been granted by Judge
Winchester to Mrs. Trusty of Medora,
former wife Of James Trusty, who is
serving a ten year sentence in the peni.
tertiary for manslaughter.
Mrs. E. G.. Bishop and o Lester have
gone to Lisbon, N. D., where they will
remain through the fall and winter and
possibly longer. Mrs. Morris accom.
panied them for a visit of a few months
Peter Jensen was in from the west end
on Tuesday and among his purchase:
were two parrots and two canary birds
He saw the bird fancier and then had te
see the local hardware dealers for the
purchase of three cages.
The largest blacksmith shop in thu
Northwest has floor room 75x12o feet
and every foot is covered with horse
shoeing and blacksmith work and ma
terial. 1t is Fred w. Turner'S. Call il
and look over our stock and work; it viii
interest you. OFT
The Rev. Father Claude announce!
that he will say Mass next week OF
Monday at South Heart, Tuesday a
Belfeld, Wednesday at Medora ane
Thursday at Sentinel Butte. There viii
be no Mass in the church here mex
week till Saturday.
Judge Winchester has informed Capt
Gregory that he will be in the city OF
Tuesday, Sept. 10th, for the purpose o
admitting to full citizenship such Of ou'
people as desire to,take out their secone
papers. AS the Judge will remain bu
one day, it will be necessary to bear tn
date in mind, Tuesday, Sept. 10th.
On Wednesday Con Hill sold ID heif
ers to Martin Schiller and A. Madley
two young fellows who are just making
a start in the cattle business. They pu
the heifers out by the year and keep OF
working for wages-one at the Dickin
son Fire and Pressed Brick Works ant
the other at Bram's tailor shop.
New York Herald, June 4th. Tn
costumes intended for the lady member
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