The Dickinson press., 1902-05-03
The rainfall Of Thursday was ~ Of a,

inch.
Register McGillivray was in Dickinson
this week.
Frank, son OF DR.. Smith, has come TO.
Dickinson to reside.
Mrs. Fred Motsiff and children went
east on Thursday to visit.
Mrs. c. E. Gregory has been visiting.
in Bismarck this week.
H. E. Grimes. late Of Dickinson, is
operator at Beach, Mont.
Sheriff Goodall went to Montana Fri
day to get Forger Barnum.
c. H. Thompson, the b%atteryman, now
occupies the Lowery house.
W.. G. Ray is expected back from Ia
coma within a day or two. 4
Frank Roberts Of Billings county says
the horse business is good.
Albert Koesel, a Gladstone merchant,
was in Dickinson on Thursday.
Geo. A. Carroll and mother of Yule
we're in Dickinson this week.
John Oyhus was one OF the Bel6eld
stockmen in the city this week.
1t rained Wednesday night and quite
a little during the day Thursday.
Andrew Jopp and J. H. Caldwell were
in from Gladstone earlyin the week.
The Cosgrove Orchestra is booked for
the Dickinson opera house May l4th.
S. D. Hubert was in from his rnnch on
the head Of Vhirty-mile creek On Friday.
Mrs. Grant Palmer of Fargo was a
west bound passenger OIL Friday en- route
to California.
Commissioner Walton has just re-
turned from a trip through the eastern
part OF the state.
Schoolmaster RAIDER SAYS that the new
Taylor school house will be about as fine
as they make.
Mrs. Jas. Mckenzie arrived from the
east on Thursday to visit her daughter
Mrs. J. S. Snider of this city.
Mrs. ]. F. Parish received word Thurs
day that her father was dangerously i'll
and left the same day for Indiana.
Evening services at the Congrega-
tional church commences at 8 o'clock in
stead of 1880 as during the winter.
Drenkel has Just received a shipment
| ~ ~hoi~a honev whi~h he will cell at orr
5-3-tf
A Nj. Wilkinson, of Missouri, has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper with the
Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. r H. Brien, who have
ranches in the vicinity of Fayette, were
calling on their Dickinson friends this
week.
Manager Geo. Hughes arrived Thurs
day afternoon from the east and Mrs.
Hughes and Miss Marie are expected to-
day.
J.. Crowley came over from Broncho
and the first of this week took his daugh-
ter Madge to St. Paul where she is being
treated by a specialist.
The X. L. club are rehearsing the play
"King's Daughter" to be given at the
opera house May II. The people have
reason to expect something good.
Miss Lula Goodall,s services as organ
is~.-voluntarily given-at the Wednes-
day evening May devotional worship in
St. Patrick's church were much appre-
ciated.
Operator o. o. Tracy left this week
for Purcell, l. IT,. where he has a posi-
ton with ]. w. Hudson, late of this city.
The people Of Dickinson would have
been glad to have had Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy remained here.
Joseph Hajeck who had been spend
ing a few weeks with Rev. T. L.
Rabsteinek, has gone to Wahpeton. He
has clerked some in stores and was look
ing for a position in Dickinson, and may
return after a little.
Joe Murphy came in from ranch Tues
day and on summoning a doctor found
that he had pneumonia. This is the first
time Joe ever had a physician but he is
apparently doing we'll and hopes to be
around again in a few days.
E. White, one of Bel6eld's successful
cattle growers, was in Dickinson on
Thursday. Mr.. White gave up a good
railroad position a few years ago to en-.
gage in r%anching, and says that he has
never regretted the change.
During the past few weeks the follow.
ing gentlemen have been promoted from
6remen to engineers: Messrs. Durham,
Blackburn, Rapp, Mclean and Parme.
ter; from brakemen to conductors, Mes
srs. J. R. Mcdonald, John Lewis, J. R,
Keller. J. c. Larson, F. J. Mccormick
and Geo. Morton.
Harry Harleman has resigned his posi-
ton at the Drenkel store and will leave
with his wife in a few days for Indiana,
Mr.. and Mrs. brakeman have resided il
Dickinson for upwards Of two years, ane
their friends hope they may be success
. full in their new home, wherever tina,
I may be.
: Judge Roderick Rose of jamestown
5 and U. S. District Attorney Rourke o
, Lisbon were in Dickinson Thursday as
,, supreme court committee to take testi
mony in L. A. Simpsons case, he having
. made application for a reinstatement
Judge T%empleton OF, Grand Forks is als'
a member Of this committee but was un
able to be present.
Mary Helen, the I5-months old daugh
J. ter OF MI. and Mrs. Harmon, of Medora
died at the St. Charles hotel in this cit.
the morning Of the 1st: Services were
conducted in the afternoon by Rev. J. H
Dobhyn and the remains were buried ir