The Dickinson press., 1902-05-10
A: ]. Allen was in the city this week.
Pete Friedrich was over from Halliday

A. ]. Allen was in the city this week.
Pete Friedrich was over from Halliday
this week.
Mrs. Otto Grethen isrthe guest of Mrs.
]. Leonberger.
Miss McTier of Antelope was in the
city this week.
Mrs. H. c. Mathews went to Butte this
week to visit a sister.
Mrs. J. Mathews and Miss Emma went
to Fargo on a visit this week.
w. A. Henderson Of Waseca, Mimi,
was in Dickinson on Friday.
Drenkel;has just received a shipment
of choice honey which he will sell at 2oc:
5-3-tf
Commissioner ]. B. Stoddard and his
sister, Mrs. Biles, of Sentinel Butte, we're
in Dickinson this week.
w. G. Ray, who returned from Tacoma
a few days since, rather expects the rest
Of the family to come in June.
Mrs. ]. c. Flynn has a mild attack of
diphtheria. Some of her children were
down with the disease a short time since.
Miss Ethel Currie arrived recently
from Merriam Park and is presiding over
her fathers household in the Brien house.
Mr.. Parker, the Lisbon druggist, and
secretary Of the state board of pharmacy,
was in Dickinson several days the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Clark were in from
the south this week and wanted to re-
turn on Friday but ewing to the rain they
remained over another dav.
The Sentinel Butte shearing plant will
be ready for work on the goth. Power
Tor the machinery will be furnished by a
6-horse power gasoline engine.
Geo. Wright of Eagle Grove, Iowa,
who is interested in the Owens Cattle
Co., was in Dickinson this week and took
a drive north with Manager Owens.
Mrs. Oscar Skeen lett this week for
Sioux City where she will be joined by
her brother Don and together they will
go to the Pearl home in Elk Point, S. D.
In the gold watch contest for the most
popular young young lady in town Miss
Jennie Smith, one of the pleasant wait.
resses at the St. Charles, won the honors,
receiving 2,lo5 votes.
The ladies of the Congregational
church had a social Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. M. H. Linsley, and
the ladies of the Catholic church had one
the previous day at the priests residence
At the council meeting this week jim
Vaughn was appointed city scavange1
and Pat Welsh was appointed street
commissioner. The matter of putting
in two more wells for fire purposes was
discussed and referred to a committee.
The special train with the officials o.
the Northern Pacific arrived from the
east at 6:3o p. m. on Thursday and re-
manned until 7 o'clock Of the following
morning. President c. S. Mellen
Manager Kimberly, Chief Engineer Oar
ling and others made up the party. Supt
Gibson Of this division accompanied the
party west.
At a regular meeting of the Dickinson
Fire Department held on the 9TH Chas
E. Dickinson, Arthur Davis and Gu,
Dickinson were elected delegates to at
tend the fremen's convention in Vale,
City on June SO. Chief H. J. Gruschus
and Assistant Chief Archie Granteer are
delegates ex-oficio. The boys may take
a running team.
Congregational church, Rev H. v
Rominger, pastor. Morning service a
Io:45; S. S. and Bible class at IL; Junior
Endeavor at 3, Young Peoples Meeting
at 700 p. m. Evening service Soc
Subject at lo45 1.-THE Hunger and
Thirst that is Satisfied" preceded by
short sermon to the children. Subject a
800 1.-THE First Well Digger of Histor,
and the Mission OF a Quiet Man." Mid
week service Wednesday evening at 800
James Converse, who was brought ir
from his ranch some days ago sick will
pneumonia, was supposed to be at the
point of death on Tuesday. Oxygen wa!
administered and on Wednesday hi
condition was much more hopeful. HI
has rested some the past two days ant
Friday morning his physicians reported
his condition still more hopeful, but MI
Converse is not out of danger by an,
means yet. His brother. F. S. Converts
of Boston, Mass, arrived Friday morn
ing.
CommencinglMay 4th the North Coas
Limited service was re-established
These trains are electric lighted, steam
heated and vestibuled throughout, ant
afford the finest transcontinental service
in the country. The North Coast trains
known as No. ! and No. 2, run on tn
schedule of the old trains Nos. II and II
No. ! arrives from the east at 1910 a. n
and No. 2 arrives from the west at rs
in the evening. The only change in tn
new time card is the arrival of No.
from the east which is at sos p. m. in
stead of $3.50 p. m. as during the winter
A study of the time card published else
where will show that Nos. 3 and 4 max
all stops, whereas Nos. l and Mort
: Coast trains-oniy make stops at Dick
inson, Mandan and Glendive.
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