The Dickinson press., 1901-07-20

John JJungers and Rosa Siller were
married. short time ago.
Reduced prices on dimities, percales
ann summer dress goods, atSco6eld's.
7.13-tf
The Mandan Pioneer says that Ben
Singletary has located alranch rs miles
north Of Dickinson.
1fyouwant a good mower, see the i'm
proved Deering at the Mandan Mercan-
tile Go. 7-13-tf
Henry Gilbert, register Of deeds in.
Billings county, was down from Sentinel
Butte the first Of the week.
If you want a good mower, see the im-
proved Deering at the Mandan Mercan-
tile Co. 7-I3-tf
C. w. Livingston has 100 acres of
wheat this year which he thinks will
give him an average yield.
Owing to the extremely hot weather
last week the Misses Nefsy did not take
their Coast trip as,i announced.
Justice Andrew Jopp of Gladstone has
been appointed administrator Of the
estate Of the late Edward Deitsche.
Engineer Elmer Hagan has bought
the ]. ]. BARLEY house. They expect to
take possessioni in about two weeks.
Conductor Ed. Aughnay, who went
home to spend the 4th with his wife at
Kent, Wash, returned on Monday.
b. Calkins. formerly Of Dickinson,
is running a work train in the vicinity. of
Kent, Wash. His family is in Tacoma.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Works have the contract for furnishing
the brick for the new Bottineau court
house.
X. Van .Cauwenbcrghe had $4,000
pounds of wool CARED in from Sentinel
Butte this week. Mr.. C's. ewes averaged
opounds.
A. H. Arnctt went to Chicago on Mon
day to look after the sale of some cor
fed cattle which he had coming in from
the southwest.
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 ut
any drug store.
Ed. Thurman and w. H. Rucker have
purchased ]. ]. Rozell's business at Sen
tinel Butte. 1t is understood that Mr..
Rozell will give his attention to ranch
ing.
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-ti
Conductor Haskin was relieved from
his passenger run at this place on the ar.
rival OF No. q Tuesday in order that he
might go to his home and see the new
boy.
DR.. L. C. Proctor of Chicago is the
guest of his cousin, Mrs. c. G. Simpson,
and will spend a few weeks at the Mas.
suere & Simpson ranch in the Bad
Lands,
Some of the Sentinel Butte people
were very late with their shearing this
year. A. L. Martin was finishing this
week and J. B. Stoddard finished a few
days ago.
The Advocate says that during the
month of June the Glen Ullin Creamery
Co. received r64,8o4 pounds of milk, and
on the rst day of July they received II.
oo2 pounds of milk.
The Bismarck papers speak Of the ar.
rival of Alexander Mckenzie the I4th
direct from Seattle, and the Tribune
says that he is to remain a guest of the
Northwest for some time.
The Tracey horses sold well last Satur-
day. One old mare was sold at $40, one
at $40, another at $50, and a blocky horse
sold at $50, a pair of draft horses sold al
s152H, and a fine mare sold at s82H.
Married, in Dickinson, June 10, by
Rev. u. G.. Rich, Mr.. Lewis M. Oihus
and Miss Lena Christensen. both of Bel
field. A number Of Bel6eld friends
were present to witness the ceremony.
C. B. Martin has returned from Wash
ington. He looked over the country
in.the vicinity of Kent, between Seattle
and Tacoma, and seem very much
pleased with the prospects of the sec
ton.
Frank Killer and Albert Albrech'
were in from the south the first part o
the week, having completed shearinE
for the season. They have gone to theil
farms south Of Richardton to look aftel
the crops and put up hay.
In the Glendive Review it is reported
that E. H. Kinsey sold two carloads o
horses recently to Canadian buyers a
SIS per head. The paper states that hi
has also contracted for the sale of al
MANY more to the same parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. BARLEY and TIL
children left for Fort Benton, Mont, OF
Tuesday, to pay a visit to Mr.. BARLEY
brother. They expect TO return mex
week and will then go to South Hear
where Mr.. Barley is erecting a store.
Yardmaster Fred Wilson receive,
. word Monday morning of the death o
! his father-in-law at Erie, N. D., and lief
on No. q. Mrs. Wilson had been visit
ing at the home Of her father for severe
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Wilde ha'