The Dickinson press., 1901-08-31

Frank Brennan made a cattle ship
ment for James Converse last week.
Miss Lois Pound was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Coils at Mandan last week.
The 7-months old daughter Of MIR. and
Mr.. Chas. Horst died very suddenly on
the 23rd.
i offer for sale, for cash, ali nv house
hold goods. Inquire at parsonage. U.
|G. Rich. 8-3Itf
Miss Hazlett, sister Of Mrs. L. F..
Crawford, has returned to her school
work in Missouri.
Edward Manley Of Crystal Springs,
N. D., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Chas.
Brislin, Of this city.
Fred White, brother of Gol. Alfred,
filed a homestead on, 100 aEres near the
Cannon Ball this weak/
w. A. Shaw was ia this week and
bought I54 head of ? and 3-year old
steers Of Frye & Jefferies.
Prof. M. A. Brannon returned from the
west about a week ago and has since
been confined to his room.
Editor futile sails for America On the
.I5th of October. Mrs. futile will remain
abroad until next spring.
Gold Heart flour at Parker & Cos.
Put in your fall supply of this old wheat
-four while o can. S-l7-tf
Miss Susie Bird returned to the city
this week from her summer vacation in
the western part of the state.
James Converse loaded II cars of
beeves on Monday, and John H. Wag-
goner went along as shipper.
Did you hear anything of those fried
pies! They all like them and can only
be gotten at the CityBakery. 8-24.tf
Mrs. Fred Koesel and Mrs. Chas. Hill,
of Richardson, we're visiting the Koesels
in Gladstone the first of the week.
Eight or ten Grow Indians from Mon
tana were in Dickinson this week. They
were on their wayto the Berthold agency.
A trainload of beef cattle were loaded
al Medora on Friday, also n at Wi
baux. Both shipments were for Chicago.
Mrs. H. Robinson Of Medora, and Mrs.
Will Rozell of Sentinel Butte. were
guests Of the Reds in the city this week.
On Thursday DR.. v. H. Stickney
bought 100 2 and 3-year old steers OF
Con Hill, also 100 fine black Polled heif-
ers.
Miss Leila, daughter of Rev. J. H.
Dobbyn, arrived last Friday and is help
ing to make things pleasant at the new
rectory.
D.B. Zimmerman received 1000 west
ern sheep at Eland this week, which are
to be dipped and taken to his ranch
south.
Adelaide, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
IT,. G. Rich, had a party Wednesday
afternoon, the occasion being her 9th
birthday.
c. M. Dinsdale came in from the~east
on Thursday. having loaded aDashipped
5000 sheep at Medina lfe1>fhe Chicago
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who was on his way west.
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.urred from, he east RECENTLY and was a
Dick;nson visitor this week.
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a pleasant surp,'se awal1s Inc young
people VINO atteho me n Eeasus
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What most people want is somsthln
mid and genus, Wneh z eg ph XXI
: lets, fill the bill to a dot: They are cas-!
: totake and pleasant in effect. For saleD .,
: all druggists.
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Miss ElizaDetn tue hes
e music teacher in the Dickinson schools