The Dickinson press., 1902-06-21
VIM. Stark was in from Paoli this week.
Mrs. c. J. Russell has gone to Tacoma.
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Thursday afternoon.
A. C. McGillivray and X. Turner
were in the city yesterday.
Manager George Hughes came down
from Glendive Thursdayevening.
Mrs. L. K. Granteer visited Mrs. w.
G. Clark at Gladstone this week.
EFF. Messersmith who has 1860 acres of
land recently. declined 1915 per acre for
his entire holding.
Belfeld school district No. 10 elected
A. c. Anderson director, and Anton
Anderson treasurer.
E. B. Crawford, who has a cattle ranch
20 miles south of Medora, was in Dickin-
son the first of the week.
Barley is commencing to head and
never gave a finer promise of crop at
this season of the year.
Mrs. ]. P. Parish's father died Sunday
morning. Mrs. Parish had been with
her father for some weeks.
J. R. Stewart returned tbe first of the
week from Fargo. whkrehe had served
as a juror in the U. Yy<ourt.
G. R. Wannemacher has been ap-
pointed local agent for the Mutual Re-
serve Insurance Co. ohN. Y.
w. B. Howe and daughter Miss Marion
went south Tuesday morning to look
after sheep and cattle interests.
The teachers institute for Stark county
| will be held next week, Prof. c. c.
Schmidt of jamestown, conductor.
Wallace Huidekoper, owner OF the
Deep Creek Cattle Co., left Tor Phila-
delphia on Friday. He will be back for
shipping.
The Catholic social Wednesday eve
ming on the Mckinley lawn nettcd the
society nearly $40 Notwithstanding the
rain.
Vanderpoel, the Chicago artist, has in
vited Miss Edna Scofeld to join his sum-
mer sketching class and she has ac-
cepted for a week.
June is the month of the year for
photography. Call at our store and see
what good cameras we can sell you Tor
s., H. A. Davis & Co. Olaf
The opening of The Butte hotel at
Sentinel Butte will be on the 18th in
stead of the goth as previously an
nounced.
Mrs. Hugh McKeever returned this
week from Langdon where she had been
called by the illness of Mr.. McKeever's
mother.
Five out of eight who took the teach
ers' examination in May have been
granted certificates by State Superinten-
ent-Devine.
We sell gu, own poison fly paper; if
you are not satisfied with it we will re.
fund your money and ask no questions.
H. A. Davis & Co. 6-I4-tf
When it comes to manipulating the
city road machine Chief of Police Car
roll can hold his own with an expert, as
he has demonstrated on Willard street
this week.
f. L. Scofeld, Mrs. ]. w. Currie, Fred
Dickinson, J. P. Tingle, r. Fl. Johnson
and Nj. L. Ayers were among those who
drove to Gladstone on Wednesday.
Quite a number went down on the morn
ing train.
On Tuesday Theo. Just, treasurer of
the Rainy Butte Land Co., brought in a
party of eastern men who have been
looking at lands south. They will prob
ably buy and some OF them will file
homesteads. .
Eugene Schackerer is summer fallow-
ing $50 acres. His crop of 200 acres this
year is mostly on last seasons summer
following and looks very fine. Eugene
has 40 cattle and 20 horses which are out
for the summer.
Co. K. is now drilling every night, with
the exception Of Saturday and Sunday,
from 8 to o:3o o'clock. The attendance
is good and the officers feel sure that the
Dickinson company will make a goud
showing at encampment in Devils Lake
next month.
Last week the city had a surly looking
tramp up for vagrancy. He was giver
a job on the streets, a ball and chain be
ing attached to his leg, and when hi!
time had been served he moved on. Thi!
is the only way to successfully handle
hobos.
w. F. St. Clair and L. E. Eek, o
Nashua, Iowa, were in Dickinson tn
past week and bought 10000 acres 0
land in the vicinity. MIR. St. Clair is o
the firm of Lethold & St. Clair, leadin;
clothiers of Nashua and a half doze,
leading Iowa cities.
! At last Willard street is down to grad
as smooth and nice as a marble hool
| Alderman Lawrence, chairman Of tn
committee on streets, took hold of tn
+ matter and saw that the work which ha
been commenced SO long ago was con
D pleted. Work OF the side streets wi
now receive attention.
w. R. Veigel has IL townships Of go,
n eminent land to survey north and sout
k of Medora and will start from Dlckinso
the frs, of next week. His teams ar
!, all bought and he is busy loading hi
supplies. His help are students fror
the Mortified, Minnesota. college. The
arrived Thursday and are getting accu:
!, toned to camp life.
Landlord F. Nj. Smith of Hebron SEND
US one Of those 4th of July bills and a
4 sures us that all who spend the day thei
will have a good time. A ball gam