The Dickinson press., 1901-07-06
Miss Mary DAILY and Miss Maggie
Connolly went to Mandan forthe 4th.

Connolly went to Mandan for the 4th.
Mrs. R. P. Taylor and daughter Gladys
returned Tuesday from a pleasant three
weeks visit at Fargo.
T. S. Way drove in from his ranch
Wednesday morning and reported heavy
rains southeast of the city.
The advertisement of Allenbcrg & Co..,
represented at this place by c. F. Hig-
gins, appears in this issue.
Mrs. Sarah Reid went to SentineI
Butte last Saturday to spenda few weeks
at the home Of her SOL George.
Chas. Kidd, of Mandan, has the con.
tract for building A. T. Crowds new
residence. Work will begin very soon.
WE. Howe says there were rains on
the head of the Cannon Ball Sunday
night that made that stream almost i'm
passible.
K. T. Eiken of TAYLOR has consigned
10000 pounds of wool to Justice, Bate
man & Co., the same firm he consigned
to last year.
Jim Hartman, of Medora, came to
Dickinson this week to get treatment
for his leg which was broken some two
weeks ago.
Postmaster ]. c. Thompson went to
Fargo on Tuesday to visit for a short
time and see if the change would not inn
prove his health.
J. X. Moody, of Medora, who still feels
some bad effects from blood poison
which he had in the spring, was in the
city this week.
VIM. Suddards, representing Justice,
Bateman & Co. of Philadelphia, came in
from the west Monday to look lat the
Dickinson woods.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Works have been awarded the contract
for furnishing the state university with
10000 facing brick.
James Little of Gladstone expects to
go to Canada the last of July to close out
some horses which he shipped over the
line in the spring. X
The school census for Dickinson school
district shows an enumeration of o44-466
boys and 478 girls. This is an increase
of IS over last year.
Mrs. Alice Chamberlain and daughter
Doris and Miss Ida Ellison leftthis week
for Duluth where they will spend the
summer with relatives.
The report that Elder Morris of Glad
stone had returned to Missouri was a
mistake. He got ready to go, but finally
concluded to remain. -
Billy Heiser has filed a soldiers de-
claratory on the nw4 of Sec. IS, Twp.
1874, R. 90. Billy is one of the Co. X
boys who served in the Philippines.
"Nectar'-line of canned vegetables,
are as fine as can be putup. Ask Currie-
& Co. to send you a few for trial; money
refunded if not satisfactory 6-2o-tf
Tuesday night 1874 inches of rain fell,
Thursday morning 8o-1oo inches, and
Thursday afternoon 26-1oo inches fell,
making 2.4o inches in less than 48 hours.
Gus Baisch was very pleasantly sur
prised Thursday morning by the arrival
of his brother Richard from South Da-
kota, who will spend a few weeks in the
city.
w. D. Keeney's wife and children ar
rived on Wednesday from Minnesota.
Mr.. Keeney and C.. c. Enockson have a
ranch in the vicinity of the A H A
L. Regain, brother of Mrs. T. H. Ryan,
arrived the first Of this week from the
Old Country. If suited with the place
Mr.. Regan will remain here perman-
emily:
Guy Pearl got in Tuesday from the
Cedar with 400 pounds of wool, which,
considering the soft condition Of the
roads, was about all four horses wanted
to haul.
When you want a modern, up.to-date
physic, try Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy to take
and pleasant in effect. Sample free at
any drug store.
Vim. A. Lanterman of the Morton
County State bank was in the city Tues
day to see about an order for facing
brick for a new bank building which is
being erected in Mandan.
While in Winnipeg a few months ago
Jas. Little saw the team that Geo. Rick
man sold to a Canadian buyer auctioned
off at s31o-an advance of SIPS to $50
over the purchase price here.
Mr. ]. J. Freeman, Mrs. Fred Free
man, Mrs. Eddy and Mr.. Fred Dickin-
son visited H. c. Quinion's ranch this
week, returning on Thursday. They
found the roads rather muddy.
S. r. Canadian, who came in from
Missouri this week, was out to Mr..
Phipps' place-the old c. r. Cook ranch
this week and reports that he never
saw grass and stock looking finer.
H. R. Lyon, president of the Mandan
Electric Light Co., has ordered new ma
chinery for his plant, which will be the
means of giving the city much better
service than has been given in the past.
David Roberts has purchased of the
James c. Young Land Co. lot I, block ],
Oak. L. & Col. Co.'S Add. to Dickinson
for a consideration of $50. This gives
Mr.. Roberts $50 feet frontage at his
home place on Van Norden street.
If you wish so know where to buy
jewelry, ask our customers. If then you
don't believe what you hear, come in and
see. Remember in every cast we guar
antee perfect satisfaction or your money
cheerfully refunded. T. ]. Greene &
Co the reliable iewelers 6-1o-ff