The Dickinson press., 1901-08-24

old Minnesota home during fair week.
For sale. cheap, small bunch Of fine
native steers. F. Christensen. 8-I7-tf
Chas. OHet Of Halliday has 50 tons Of
hay up already, which is one-half al
what he intends TO cut. rs.
Gold Heart -four at Parker 4 Cos.
Put in your fall supply Of this old wheat
-four while you can 8-17-tf
Mrs. A. T. Crowl and Miss Grace
Crowl returned this week from their
summer vacation.
&C. Chatham returned Monday to
his carpenter work on the new Koesel
store at Richardton.
The Sunday school ebadren Of the
Congregational church had their annual
picnic on Tuesday at Ash Coulie.
Register and Mrs. A. C. McGillivray
came in fromstheir ranch Tuesday and
returned to Bismarck the following day.
Forty-fve of the Jefries & Richards
cattle. weighed 1897, and sold Thursday
at s4.oo per cwt. on the Chicago market.
Manager Skeen has plenty of good
shows booked for the fall and winter.
Hoyt's Texas steer will be given on the
3Ist.
Mrs. C.F. Wilde has been appointed
administrative of her fathers estate and
will be detained at Erie until next
month.
Mrs. Jas. Leask returned to Gladstone
on Wednesday to care for Mrs. w. G.
Clark who has been quite i'll for a week
past.
Mrs. ] Is. White and daughter, Miss
G%enevieve, went to Richardton this week
to visit Commissioner and Mrs Fred
Koesel.
Frank L. Partridge recently had the
misfortune to injure the little finger of
his right hand SO as to necessitate its
%amputation.
Pierre Wibaux has 100 cars ordered
for this week and the same number for
next week, shipment TO be made from
| Wibaux.
Miss Ruth Rudiselle left Thursday for
a few weeks visit with friends in Glen
dive. She will recreate at Medora on
her way home.
President H. R. Lyon Of the Mandan
Mercantile Co. was in the city on Tues
day, and was accompanied by his son,
Robert Mech.
"A Baggage Check is said to be the
funniest show on the road. this season.
There are a number of pretty girls with
the organization.
Ferd. Leutz, state commissioner OF in
surance, recently shipped in II carloads
of cattle from the east to put out with
the farmers around Hebron.
Frank Towle has closed out his ranch
ing interests in Billings county and is
moving to De-ring, Kans., where he has
recently made investments.
Frank Mead returned this week from
Hunters Hot Springs, where he has been
taking treatment for rheumatism for a
month. He is very much better.
Mrs. Dan McCadam and son Joe left
Thursday on a six weeks visit to st.
Louis and Louisville, the former place
being Mrs. M c Cadam's old home.
Mrs. ]. F. Gaunt has returned from
Haley and is moving into the brick Ray
residence. MI. Gaunt remains at Haley
to look after the Currie & Co. store.
Miss Jessie Lawrence has taken school
No. 2 in the Gladstone district and there
fore was unable to accept Of school No.
2 offered her in the Dickinson district. :
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 & &C
5-75-,
Geo. Mott of St. Paul, special agen,
for the New York Underwriters, one o.
the strongest fire insurance companie!
of America, visited Dickinson on Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Hess and children and Miss
Hess, OF Glen Ullin, who had been visit
ing the connollys at Oakdale for several
weeks, returned home during the past
week.
Mrs. P.C .sHagerman and children and
Miss Alice Klinefelter were visiting ir
the vicinity Of Taylor the past, week
Miss Klinefelter returning home or
Wednesday.
c. H. Pearl got 1873 and 1855 pei
cwt. for his mutton sheep lasf week, an
the Gibbs riswold s{es6 sold still
higher. The sales VERY made by the
North Americas.
What most people want is somethin'
mild and gentle, when in needof a physie
> Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, fill the bill to a dot. They are cas-
!. to take andpleasant in effect, For sale b
all druggists.
A street fair will be held at Glendiv
on Sept. IS rs and II. The N. P. ha
, made a rate Of one and one-third far
and it will be a good time for Dickinsc
!, people to visit Glendive.
, T. M. Roberts failed but Skeen {
Peterson are still shoeing horses. The
have had five years experiences shoeinl
! horses in Dickinson and will guarante
s satisfaction. 8-24-l
Lovers Of light class farce comedy wi
enjoy a rare tfeat in "a Baggage Check,
: which is to be presented at the oper
house Saturday. Aug. a4th. This Piec
is n Of Chas. E. Blaney's most success
full farces and never fails to amuse.
!. The laws Of health require that til
bowels move once dayando one of the pei
allies for violating this law is piles. Kee