The Dickinson press., 1902-08-09

for a few weeks.
Mcbride & Baker have secured the
agency for the Ocean Accident Co., also
the Traders Fire Ins. Co.
Mrs. D. c. F. Birdsall came up from
Gladstone on Tuesday. She was &C
companied by Mrs. Eldred.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Barry we're in from
their ranch this week. Ed. says the
haying is the best he ever saw.
Geo. Ried of Sentinel Butte vent to
Richardton on Tuesday to get n Of
his horses that had strayed away.
Agents wanted; sS5 per month; work
easy; secure territory. Address J. w.
Gilbert, State Agent, New Salem, N. D..
7-Io-4t
Miss Anna Simms of Glendive was
down with the home-talent company,
and remains with friends for a few
weeks.
At the Lenneville farm are several
crab-apple trees with fruit. The crops
at this farm are all looking fine this sea-
son.
Manager Brodie received. an order a
few days since for IS cars of Lehigh coal
for the N. P.'s use on the Dakota divis-
ion.
J. p. Jungers is wearing a fine s3-hat
which Ed. Berry bought for him as a re-
suit OF Commissioner Turner's re-nomi-
nation.
Free car fare if you enter Mankato
Commercial college, Mankato, Mimi.
Write the school for particulars. 1t
will pay you.
The two %accrobats, who performed
their parts so nicely in Beach Il Bowers
minstrel show, are cousins OF Dan Nc
Cadam, Of this city.
C. E. Everett came in Monday to get
o help for haying. He says that he
can cut four to five loads this year where
he cut one last year.
A Williston man, who visited Dickin-
son and did not behave himself as he
should, has just finished working out his
ten-days' sentence on the streets.
Sheriff J. w. Follis and Deputy Jay
Brown, of Medora, who had been to
Jamestown with an insane tramp, stopped
off in Dickinson Tuesday afternoon.
The best and most complete stock Of
pure drugs and medicines in the city
can be had only at White & Co.'S Drug
store. Mail orders promptly filled. Soft
The big plate glass-1o #. 4 in. by 6 #.
: in.-was set in the Moir brick store
this week, and the owner is moving in.
and arranging his goods as fast as pos
sible.
Supt. c. c. Schmidt. of jamestown,
tells the Alert of his trip 70 miles north
west of Dickinson, where he saw a
splendid stock country and the beauties
of nature in the Bad Lands.
Mrs. E. Deffebach was taken to Hunt
er's Hot Springs on Tuesday, where it is
hoped she will get relief from her rheu-
matism. She was accompanied by her
husband and daughter, Miss Mamie.
Waterfall and Gambler, stone masons
and contractors, are prepared to do all
kinds Of stone work on short notice.
Give us a call. Address Waterfall &
Gambler, Dickinson, N. D., ?. 0. Box I43.
7-2o-4t
The Oakdale- Fayette mail now leaves
Dickinson every Saturday and Wednes-
day morning at 8 o'clock. This gives
the people living north a chance TO get
the PRESS on the day of publication.
Lightning set fire to the prairie near
Rainy butte last week. A portion of the
Clark and Wamsley ranges we're burned
The neighbors turned out and the fire
was put out before any serious damage
was done.
To Whom it May Concern: Thos. H
Penrose, the Minneapolis npholster, will
be in Dickinson Aug. list, prepared to dc
all kinds of repair work on furniture
making over of mattresses, laying O.
carpets. 7-26-3r
John Mccarthy of Taylor has 2Sc
acres of wheat that he thinks will aver
age IS bushels to the acre. He has up
wards of 200 loads of hay in stack-th'
work done by himself and one man
and is feeling very jubilant.
When looking for a breed of cattle
that will outrustle any buffalo that eve
roamed the plains and always top tn,
market, apply to A. e. McGillivray, wh'
has acclilnated, full blood Aberdeen
Angus bulls for sale. Address Dicki1
son or Bismarck. 7-Io-t
Mike Olheiser is just completing a
two-story brick dwelling on upper Sim
street. The house has nine rooms, d;
basement, and Mike, who has done near
ly all the work himself, is justly proud o
it.
Chief of Police Carroll went to St.Pau
with his wife Thursday night. Mrs. Car
roll will remain east for some time, blu
lack will return next week, visiting rel
atives at Faribault on the way back.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Motsiff returne'
Wednesday from a visit OF severa
weeks in Minnesota. Mr.. Motsiff ha
not fully recovered from his railroad &C
cident, but will likely report for wor
soon.
John Van der Las has resigned hi
position as land sale agent and collecto
for the Northern Pacific in Western
Ny--l N-I- Lr M Van do