The Dickinson press., 1901-07-27

The school board of district No. Fl
have decided to build four new school
houses. 3
If you want a good mower, see the i'm.
proved Deering at the Mandan Mercan.
tile Co. 7-I3-ti
Miss Sarah Ray went I o Taylor on
Tuesday to visit at the home of Henry
Jennings.
Wanted-a good girl to commence
work the Ist Of August. Mrs. M. L,
Ayers. 7-2o-It
The N. P. is talking Of giving local
daily freight service after the first o.
August.
If you want a good mower, see the i'm.
proved Deering at the Mandan Mercan'
tile Co. 7-I3-tl
Owing to illness M. N. Bran the tai.
lor will not be able to visit Medora un.
til the grid of August.
". A. Hendren and James Christen'
sen sold their wool to Nichols, Dupee &
Co. for nc; per pound.
Chas. DeFoe, one of the Co. X boys
who served in the Philippines has made
application for a'pension.
Elmer Hagan is making some i'm
PROPONENTS on the BARLEY property
which he recently purchased.
Geo. Clark shipped a car of horses in
from the west the first of week and took
them east Tuesday evening.
Mrs. o. H. Richards and child arrived
this week. Operator Richards has Sc.
cured rooms over Currie & Co.'s tore,
Our annual sale of broksnglo Of wall
paper now on, FIVE and ten centssHz
double roll. 7. ]. Greene & Co. 7-27-1t
B. F. Deeken: The hot weather hurt
our crops Some at Taylor, but l think we
will have some pretty good grain yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Anderson came
down from Medora this week and Mrs
A. went on to Taylor to visit for a few
days.
The funeral of the infant child of John
ashke took place from St. Johns church
Sunday afternoon. The rector read the
lesson and prayers in the German Ian.
guage.
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.
Richards & Dinsdale had a trainload
of mutton sheep on the Chicago marke,
Tuesday which sold at s3.85 per cwt
The sheep averaged in weight II6 lbs.
Bear in mind that White & Co. make
a speciality Of putting up prescriptions
Their drug stock is fresh and complete.
7-27-ti
Joanna, wife of B. F. Deeken of Tay.
lor, died Thursday morning of dropsy,
Deceased was about 81 years Of age,
Furthes particulars were not known at
the time of publications
a gallon OF our mixed paint will cover
900 square feet of surface, and the quail.
ity will be remembered long after the
price is forgotten. H. A. Davis & Co
5-25-t
C. C. Gordon: Crops looked fine at
Antelope until the hot weather. / think,
however, that we will get an average
crop. Rain at this time would help.
The 18TH annual catalogue Of the North
Dakota University is at hand. Those in.
terested in the course of study should
send to President Merri6eld, Grand
Forks, for a copy.
The Catholic ladies will hold a socia
in the Mckinley House on Barnes stree
next Wednesday night. Refreshment!
will be served from $50 to $3.50 p. m.
price 25c.
A marriage license was issued in Bur
leigh county on the .24th to M. ]. O'Lear,
and Annie Mullen. of Mandan. O'Lear,
used to work in a barber shop at Dick
inson.
Robert Wilcox was il the city thi
week and filed a d~esery/land claim be
fore Clerk Of coutt J,G. Saunders. Til,
land is on the souSb side of the Littl,
Missouri, in Twp. 1913, Los.
John Brennan, who was in the cit,
Thursday, reported a heavy rain q
Crooked creek the previous day. Tn
rain wa accompanied by a high wine
and conside rable damage resulted.
w. L. Richards went to Crysta
Springs IN Wednesday to s%uperintent
the loading of another trainload of sheel
for the Chicago market and where MI
Richards will 60 before returning home
You'll have to excuse us, but we hav
been so busy we haven't had time {
wink hardly; we will have a little talk I
you next week. Angliss & Co. the lead
ing Jewellers, Engravers and Opticians
same old place. 7-27-I
The Mannhavan Journal says thu
Mrs. w. A. Mcclure is visiting her pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallagher, a
Hazen; also that Isaac Henderson wa
recently visiting his son Gideon at Sprin
creek. s
Walter Powers was in from Gladston
on Wednesday. He said. the grain ha
4 stood the hot weather remarkably We
: but that there was NJ denying the fax
that there would be a large amount I
light grain.