The Dickinson press., 1902-05-10
Saturday. May TO-. o
There was a fine rain Monday.
Oats at the Mandan Mercantile Co

There was a fine rain Monday.
Oats at the Mandan Mercantile Co.
5-3-2t
Pat Corbett has been appointed night
policeman.
McCloy & Senour have a large stock
of camp stoves. 4-Io-tf
Harry Bennett has a position in Drenk-
els store.
Bring your butter and potatoes to
Drenkel. 4-I2-tf
Mr.. E. D. Nc adam went to Mandan
again this week.
Examine the S. camp stoves at Nc
.Cloy & Senours. 4-lo-tf
Mrs. S. L. Carroll returned from Min
neapolis this week.
Wagon covers, tarp aulins and n at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-1q-tf
John Reid has been commissioned as
sergeant of Co. K.
Flour and all kinds of feed at Mandan
Mercantile Co. 3-8-tf
E. S. Clough was in from the Cannon
Ball on Tuesday.
Store, porch and wind ow awnings at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-Io-tf
The infant child of Mr.. and Mr.. Fred
Turner died on Wednesday.
You can have your gasoline cans file
at Drenkels. 4-26-ti
VIM. Holton Dye of Indianapolis was
in Dickinson this week.
Wagons and farm machinery of all
kinds at McCloy & Senour. 4-Io-tf
j. P. Reuter- has sold his residence in
the city to J. P. Berringer.
Leave orders for X4 coal at Walton &
Davis; phone AZ. Jeff Mcdonald.
3-1-tf
Mrs. Jas. Palmer of Townsend, Mont,
is visiting relatives in the city.
McCloy & Senour have a fine line Of
Navahoe blankets and cowboy saddles.
4-1o-tf
Mr.. and Mrs.J.L. FITZGERALD have gone
to St. Paul where they are to reside.
Ranchers will find it to their advantage
to call at Drenkel's on Barnes street.
4-I2-tf
Justice Folsom is fencing his 8o-acre
strip of land just north of the city limits.
Miss Gertrude Woode and Miss Lucy
M. Purdy of Medora, were in the city the
past week. ~
The Hughes electric building is to be
enlarged and many improvements made
this season.
Frank Treat, state agent for the Ger
mania Life, wa out from Fargo a few
days this week.
w. C.. Mckenzie, the New England
merchant and stockman, was in Dickin-
o last Saturday.
Mrs. S. D. Hubert has been ill this
week and unable to move out to the
ranch as she had intended.
Excavations are being made for the
Caroline Busse house on the new Mes.
sersmith & Simpson addition.
Ed. Allen, assistant U. S. district at.
torney, was in Dickinson Tuesday morn
ng, looking after tome cases in CONT.
Mrs. Helen M. Curry, who has spent
the winter with her two sons in the vicin-
ity of .Fayette, was in Dickinson the past
We *.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans were in
the city Tuesday afternoon and we're re.
joicing over the fine rain of the day be-
fore.
E. !. Berry is seeding 0 acres, includ.
ing 40 acres of corn, 100 of fax, oats
potatoes, etc. His farm is just south o.
the city limits.
The alumni will meet on Thursday, May
18th, at E. L. Scoield's residence, to fin.
ish arrangements for their banquet. By
order Of the chairman.
Capt. I. p. Baker of Bismarck recently
visited some of his sheep and cattle
ranches southeast of Dickinson and re.
ports a good finding.
Premium coupons given tor all cash
purchases. Be sure you get them a:
they are ~redeemable in hand-painted
tableware. Currie & Co. OFT
This week A. c. McGillivray Of STARK
and Billings, and w. c. Gilbreath o
Morton, attended a meeting of the state
republican committee in Grand Forks.
The Tribune says: Howard Eaton Of
: Medora took a carload of buffalo to Fort
Wayne, Ind, recently. They are worth
$500 a head-almost as valuable as bee
steers.
Mrs. Geo. Hughes will sing the offertory
solo at St. Johns church next Sunda,
evening. The subject of the sermon viii
be THE Influence of Little Things
Service at 7:3o.
ALI J. Beall OF Bowbells, N. D., ha!
moved his family to Dickinson where BIZ
intends to follow his trade as a painter
Mr.. Beall has land north Of. Gladston,
which he recently purchased.
On Monday MI. Jacob Schneider ant
Miss Mary Killer were married at Rich
ardton. Mrs. Christ Peterson of thi
city was present to witness the ceremony
the groom being her brother.
1.-THE Missouri Girl" which will be seel
at the opera house Thursday, May IS,
a play that pleases all classes alike.
is thoroughly American in its construc
ton and contains a story that is of inter
eat to all.