The Dickinson press., 1902-03-08

thursday evening.
Miss Minnie Carey Of Mandan has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Jas.
Mcdonald. the past week.
Nj. and Mrs. Geo. Waggoner have re
turned from their Iowa trip and Geo. is
again at the Rau market.
Congressman Marshall does not think
that the leasing bills introduced at this
session are likely to be passed.
The Little Missourian says that Mrs.
Brown had acinder successfully removed
from her eye in Dickinson the past week.
Be sure and call up No. 7 for anything
you want in fresh or salt meats, fish,
groceries and all kinds of provisions.
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Robert Neil has been appointed dog
catcher and it will be we'll for owners Of
dogs to get a city license for them at
once.
General Hughes and family are at
Daytona, Fla, with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hill
lard and the rest Of the North Dakota
contingent.
G.S. Cunningham and N. w. Meadows
of Hamlin county, S. D., were in Dickin-
son the first of the week for the purpose
of buying land.
Fred Wolery has sunk a we'll and
made excavation preparatory to building
a house on his Willard street lot west Of
the Carroll livery barn.
The Hughes Telephone Co. have over
1870 phones in the city and the number
is increasing right along. Last week
one was added each day.
Premium coupons given for all cash
purchases. Be sure you get them as
they are redeemable in hand-painted
tableware. Currie & Co. o-7-tf
]. A. Flynn refunded from St. Paul
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Flynn is get
ting along nicely but will have to remain
in the hospital for a while yet.
John Edward, the infant ION of Mr..
and Mrs. John Sexton, died last Satur-
day. Services were conducted by Father
Rabsteinek Monday afternoon.
ia. Beck, the Harvey, N. D., horse
man who was in the city last week, fin
nally purchased two carloads Of horses
from E. E. Mikkleson of Billings county.
The Improvement Bulletin notes the
fact that G. R. Wannamacher is to erect
a residence in Dickinson to cost $500.
H. G. Gerlach Of Mankato, Mimi, is the
architect.
Miss Murn wishes 10 say that she has
now the largest and best assortment OF
spring and summer millinery that she
has ever had and will have a frst-clasa
trimmer here on or before March 10th.
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Shorey & Barclay Of Billings county,
says the Little M~issourian, have brough,
suit against Nj. J. Morris fortrespass and
malicious injury to their sheep, claiming
damages in the sun of 5000.
Williston Herald, Feb. %: !. E. vii.
liams and wife came over from thei,
Little Missouri ranch the first Of the
week and will have to remain until the
river gets so they can cross.
The advertisement Of Justice, Batemar
& Co. appears in this issue Of the Press
This is one Of the old and reliable WOO
commission firms, which has been doinl
business with our wool growers for sew
eral years.
J.J. Conghlin, foreman of one of thu
division bridge crews, has taken a three
months leave Of absence and expects I.
go to the coast with his family about til,
10th. Ed. Williams takes Mr.. Congh
Inns place as foreman.
Rev. F. Helmstetter of Bismarck wa,
in Dickinson this week Tor the purpos,
of looking up the different Lutheran
families, gong from here to Belfeld. l
a sufficient number Of Lutherans ar,
found a church will be erected in Dick
inson and also in Bel6eld.
J, John. Bang, who. in company with Be,
Anderson, has a sheep ranch on Sprin
creek, was in the city last Saturday fo
|, the purpose Of buying railroad lane
However, he was unable To- secure sue
tracts of.land as he desired and returne
home without making any purchase.
The passenger train going west la,
Saturday morning. was about 10 houl
!; late owing TO the snow storm Of the pr.
yious day. This was the first time til;
snowpllows bad been used during I'll
winter On the N. P. road,
. Charles Brisl,n left on No. . Tuesda
! for Pittsburg, Pa where his brother
! reported to be seriously ILL.,. Mr.. Brisli
will likely be absent about 90 days an
7 will visit his niece Miss McNelly WI
2 taught school in Lehigh last summe
She resides at Calasauqua, Pa.
Currie & Co. are daily receiving ne
spring goods which they will be please
to show you. Dimities, lawns, percale
ginghams, ladies' waists, hats and CAP
n for men, boys, misses and children
e They would be glad to show them to 70
l. 49,
Mrs. L. Sizer Of Lisbon. N. D, fo
IS merly of Dickinson, was a passenger I
route to Wallace, Idaho. on Wednesd;
to see her sick father, VIM. J. Kirby, al
.e a former resident ef this place. Mr.. al
" Mrs. Geo: Muzzy aud Mi. and Mrs. '
J. c. Taylor also live in Wallace.
b The city council has appointed 4
N following inspectors for the differe
is wards: Ist ward-A. ]. Osborn; !.
u ward-Geo. Drenkel; grid ward
I Jones; 4th ward-Arthur Tollefson. II
lr inspectors Of the various wards appoi
a two judges Of election who will act at d
coming etection-Monday, April I.