The Dickinson press., 1901-06-12

4..sPis.niistsslls. ssDrenhels.
TN p peN lEppissopsal,recto !. expected
to,lbsss.hsssssai!orr th,s 10TH.
Oranges. bananas and lemons i,
Drenkels.
J Figs and dates roc per. pound; atsg'
Drenkseis. ". Il
a full line 81 all kinds Of canned goods
AZ Drenkeiss
! ]. A. Fasrah is Of: the opinion that
ranchmen willaind hay rather scarce this
year
Out of eight applicants at the county.
teachers examination 1--WE were success
full.
The Lisbon fire boys. 10 in number,
arrived Sunday and arequartered I P.
"A. MoiT's.
Advertisers should bring their copy in
early. The Daily Press is published
! every morning.
ALI White was out to his Cannon Ball
IA. oh Saturday and reports good rains in
.tl,atsvicinity.
Mrs. w. T. Best Of Braddock is the
gues'nf MIR. and Mrs. ] p. Tingle during
the Tournament.
II Fre.l Thompson is deserving Of special
credit for the fine decorations in and
around the %postofice.
Ed. Berry would not be outdone by the
other people and has an arc light placed
in front Of the Klondike.
Robert Lincoln, a Fort Berthold. In
dian. was appointed special police by
Mayor Manning on Monday.
Mrs.sA. c. Fisher of Milwaukee is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. E. !. Berry, and
will remain here the entire summer.
Bulls, Hereford bulls for sale during
the 4 days Ir-I5. E. w. Brewster,
breeder Of Beaver Valley Herefords.
Pete Brown came in Monday with
seven loads-ffty-eight. sacks-of wool,
which he stored in the wool warehouse.
Johnnie Currie got in from Haley last
+ Saturday evening. He reported good
rains in the southern part of the state
and grass looking WE'LL.
Chief of Police McGoul has appointed
the following special policemen: Chas.
Kono, Ed. McCadam. Billy Neuens, Jack
& Carroll and c. E. King.
" w. P. Hayes, assistant postmaster at
Jamestown, was on the ground early
Monday morning and will remain in the
city until after the tournament.
Mrs. C. H. Merry and Mrs. F. w. Bur
nett left last evening for Boston and
other New England points. Mrs. c. H.
Thompson accompanied them as far as
1 I I St. Paul.
Mrs. A. P. Folsom leaves next Mon.
day on an extended visit in Vermont
Massachusetts, and Canada. Mrs. ]. B
Dehlinger will accompany her as far as
Detroit, Mich.
Ex-senator Tom Carter was seen chat
ting with our townsman. w. ]. thinner
man, last Saturday at the depot plat
form. The Montana statesman was en-
route east.
\ In. Summerville is in from the north
east and says that there is good grass a,
his ranch. He has finished shearing ane
will get his wool hauled in as loon a
possible.
The Alhambra Vaudeville Co. arrived
Sunday and have their mammoth ten
pitched on the N. P. right Of way op
, posite currie & Co.'S store. Here ar
found the oriental dancing girls, etc.
Rev. u. G. Rich Of this city has bee,
elected a delegate to represent Nortl
Dakota at the national conference q
Congregational churches which will con
vene in portland, Me-, during October.
Miss Bertha Fanson, a graduate of tn
Ypsilanti, Mich, normal school, has bee
elected for the 9th grade in the Dickir
son schools Miss Fanson has bee
teaching in the city schools of Pekin, III
the past few years.
After some delay the Mineral Flu
Dressing. Go. Of this cityshas received
7o-year lease, with 2o-yearIenswalspFriv
lege,sofs the iNorthernsP Pacific RI: C
Contracts for the construction ofa built
ings will be LET soon.
Lest there should not be lodging ROOF
for allthei people Who attend the tourn;
ment this waeeka, the committee procure
25tents which will easily accommodate