The Dickinson press., 1901-07-20

steers this week 10 Alt White.
4 Ed. Durrent consigned his wool-4o,.
100 pounds--to Philip. Jagode & Go.
Richards &, Dinsdale had mutton
sheep on the Chicagosmarket this week,
Wanted good girl TO commence
work the 1st Of august. Mrs. M. Z,
7-7o-It
Mrs. Thomas, Bellsof Jamestown went
10 Medora this week 70 visit her son Gus
Bell. e4
Angliss & Co. put an immense great
pound weight their store
this week.
N. r Jensen Of South Heart sold his
wool this week to Nichols, Dupee & Co
at nc per pound.
This week Mr.. Suits loaded three cars
Of wool for his house-Philip, Jagode &
Co. Of Philadelphia.
Jas. Kerr writes that he does not like
it in Oregon and will probably return to
49, nnr
/. Some admiring young lady placed
Steve Cowley's name on the ST. Charles
register n day this week.
Mr.. Robert Lowry Of Fort Wayne
Ind. is the guest Of his so~n-in.law, Prof,
W. e 'a'''oA' = .u's p'a1
Mr. and MRS. Y. ioWle' OF D'''uhes
county, nave gone 20 y Kansas -
s's'' 70
''o'''e' i
lhe sent'nei nutte scnooi u'selac' re-
port SHOWS me snug sun VI is,'1o0.o5 ol
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WI. ana WITS J ~ Eu'eA we'e :" .,o'
Indian Springs this week TO meet !nelr
latner, III. Euick' VIM cd'le w ~
Dlsn'arck' ~.
Mrs. Whaley and daughter are VISIT.
ing relatives in the CITY. Later tney VIII
60 to Helena TO VISIT MT. ana WIS
Oliver Whaley.
The hve blocks laid out oy CaPt. ~
f'fst Aoai'o",a ,
the western part OF the CITY just oach
OIL van Norden street.
Miss Carrie Johnston's Belheld school
has been closed on account o.. d'Pntneria
in the neighoorhoou' MISS Johnston
to Taylor on wednesday.
In order to better serve the public
Deputy Postmaster Fred Thompson has
arranged with M. RI. Llns'ey 10 carry
stamps OF all denomination AT MS store
The treasurer and auditors annual re.
port, published in this issue. makes in
teresting reading, showing the financial
condition of the county, where the money
goes. etc.
L. A. Tavis, the Glen Ullin miller
who is also interested in sheep, was ii
the city Tuesday and Wednesday fol
the purpose of getting information re
garding the wool market.
Prof. and Mrs. E. ]. Babcock were
west.bound passengers this week. Pro
fessor Babcock is doing some geological
work for the Northern Pacific and hae
his assistant along on this trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Anderson were ii
from Halliday this week. While here
they made arrangements to have theil
house enlarged and repaired. They will
move in as soon as the house is ready,
Rev.U. G. Rich is going to the eastern
part Of the state and during his absence
Iuly 81 and 28-there will be no preach,
ing services at the Congregations
church. Sunday school at the usua
hour.
L,ouis Connolly does not look for cat
tie shipments to commence much before
the nth of August. The beef cattle
meyer looked better at this season of thu
wear but thew need a few weeks in which
to harden.
This week the Press publishes an
other batch of school district ~trcasurers
renorts which should be carefully reac
nv the tax navers of the several districts
Nex. week the reports which came If
too late for this issue will appear.
% nn,v;d u,rumn Fdoa,
Moves Mescott,s mos, widely reat
novel, will avail themselves Of the priv
lege of hearing Mr.. Frye's new mono
logue, adapted from this novel on Aug
9, in this city, under the auspices of tn
Maccabees.
Mrs. a. c. Fischer. who has been tn,
guest Of her sister. Mrs. E. I. Berry, 70
several weeks. left !. Tuesday for Bis
.marck, on her homeward trip to Mil
waukee. She was accompanied to tn,
capital civ by Mrs. Berry, where the,
were TO visit Mrs. f. G. Patterson Tor
few davs.
1,a,,a por.sr m,;,ed IN The iii,
somewhat longer than he had expected
81 ,,,hon he ard HE family came dow