The Dickinson press., 1901-06-08

w. A. Henderson cam. in from
Waseca, Mimi. on Thursday.
Geo. Frye brought a fine 3-yesr Perch.
con stallion from the east this week.
j. H. Weiglanda made final homestead
proof last Saturday; also Lizzie Terras.
w C. Hill of San Antona, Texas, is
visiting his brother, r. G. Hill. Of this
city.
Wills Norred is soon to go to Utah to
receive I 100 western cattle for A. H.
Arnett.
Mrs. ]. w. Dodd of Spokane, Wash.,.
issyisiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Aud.
The Rebekah assembly at Grand
Forks this week made Mrs. Della ,Crosth-
waite grand marshal.
Those desiring t enter horses for the
races can pay the fee to Chas. w. Con-
roy and get entrance cards.
Bulls, Hereford bulls for sale during
the 4 days I1-I5. E. H. Brewster, breed
er Of Beaver Valley Herefords.
Ex-Superintendent Potter of this divi-
sion is chief dispatcher for the N. P. at
Grand Forks, where he has been located
for some time.
Mrs. B. Connolly Of South Heart wal
visiting in the city this e On her
return home she was accompanied by
two of Mrs. Bartley's little girls.
c. M. Dinsdale returned Friday from
Billings where he recently bought 10000
large wethers for w. L. Richards, the
same to be delivered the first Of July.
Copy for advertisements in the Daily
Press, to be issued Tuesday, Wednesday,
should be handed in as early as possible.
The Hughes Electric Light Co. have
a forcc.of men wiring and placing extra
lights for the tournament. Frank kihm
is having two arc lights placed in front
of the Willard house.
The Daily Press will be issued each
morning during tournament week, and
III addition to the program of the. day,
will contain the latest Geographic news.
Merchants and others will find the Daily
Press a good advertising medium.
FL Easton has erected a grand stand
at the fremen-s race track and also at
the McGillivray race track. Persons
desiring reserved seats can procure the
same from Mr.. Easton at M. T. Zimmer-
mans store. 6.8-d
l wish to to my friends or
patients who may wish to avail them
selves of my services that l intend to
remove from Dickinson about July lst.
All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to me are cordially invited to call and
settle. DR.. T. F. Cooke. 6-8-3t
On freight 81 Of May 80. VIM. Hanson
of Luana, Iowa, had four buffalo cows,
each with a heiter calf. They were pur-
chased from Indians in Selfish, Montana,
at $500 per COW and calf and will cost
$500 delivered in Iowa. The Indians
have some 400 or 500 head at Selfish. Mr..
Hanson has ten others IT home and is
raising a herd of his own
Nick Shredder had a peculiar and
rather announcement experience Thurs
day evening. While some two and one
half miles southeast of the Cannon Ball
seeking a good ranch location night came
on, He embarrassed, proposing to sleep
under the wagon, but finally went about
a mile.to a friends house. Returning. in
the morning he found no buggy and no
harness, only a pile of ashes-lightning
responsible.
The National Magazine, with a repu-
ltation for being thoroughly up-to-date in
in Its presentation Of every item of the
worlds doings of interest to the Ameri-
can people, contains In the June issue a
notable article on the Chinese situation
by U. S. Minister, E. H. Conger. He
takes the stand that the missionaries
were not to blame for the trouble, and
that their course regarding indemnities
was perfectly justifable; and also pre-
sents the question of our future relations
with the Flowcry Kigdom in a thought
full and interesting manner
Don't you believe what anyone says.
We are not intending to buy out Tiffany
of New York until after the tournament.
We will, however, show you a line Of
goods from there which will astonish you
in the excellent quality and reasonable
prices. Our stock will be complete in
diamonds, watches, both gold and silver,
filled and solid cases, chains, brooches,
lockets, rings; everything you can wish
for. We do fine watch repairing; we do
engraving; and also expert optical work.
Bring your work to@us; buy your goods
of US; get your eyes examined and fitted
by US. Angliss & Co., the leading
jewellers and opticians. One door west
| Willard House. 6.8.At