The Dickinson press., 1902-06-07
Lincoln Lang Of Yule spent some day.
in the city this week.

Oats 45c per bushel at Landau Mer-
camille Co. 5-3I-2
Mrs. Fox and Miss Hazel have gone
to Wisconsin for a two-months' visit.
Drenkel still has a few bicycles which
he will sell.reasonable. 6-7-ti
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Senderling arrived
this week and are at the st. Charles
A fine kiln of $4,000 brick is being
opened at the Dickinson yards this week.
Miss Nina Campbell tele-
phone calls between six and nine D. m
First-class dressmaking done at rea-
sonable rates by Hawkinsen & Cole.
5-7-l
Born, Wednesday, June 4, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Riessbeck, twins-a son and
daughter.
A. H. Arnett and Miss Lou arrived
home from their southern and western
trip Monday night.
Millie Dayhuff and Aggie Vadnie OF
Hope have come to Dickinson to reside
on their claims.
Alfred White and J. R. Stewart served
this week in Fargo on the lpry in the
Murphy case.
Miss Bessie Walker has given W
teaching and Miss Carrie Johnston i:
finishing out the term.
Geo. Gussner a Bismarck merchant
was relieved of a valuable diamond stuc
in ST. Paul by a woman.
Mrs. w. L.. Richards and childre,
went to Hebron Wednesday to visit he,
parents for some time.
P. B. Wickham thinks that Gler
Ullin will ship nearly a half million
pounds of wool this season.
Four of the horses at the Lennevill,
farm were found to have CHAMBERS ant
were killed during the past week.
Office key lost between PKEss ofic'
and Catholic church, and S. L. CARROLL
house. Finder please leave at thi
office.
Now is the time when it is safe to hav'
your property covered by a tornado
policy. The Press agency can write i
for You.
The Deering Ideal Giant mower vii
suit you. 1t has strength, heavy ant
light draught. Sold by the Mandal
Mercantile Co. Oft
Arthur Davis and Johp/Lennevill
went to Valley City On Monday to repre-
sent the Dickinson Eve Department a
| the tournament.
A. G. Elfstrom expects to raise 1ooton
of millet and with 200 tons OF old ha,
will have a pretty good start on the com
ing winters fodder for his stock.
Mrs. J. J: Carroll of Fairbault, MINI
surprised her sons by arriving Tuesda'
evening to be present at son Wills wed
ding. She will remain several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Sidmore and tn,
baby were west-bound passengers Thurs
day afternoon. They go to Tacom
where Mr.. Sidmore will continue rail
reading.
Ihave a very fine assortment of dres
hats for ladies, misses and chlldre,
which am selling very cheap. 70
will ave money by getting some of thes
hats. Miss Murn. OIL
Mrs. ]. C~rosthwaite, an officer, Mrs
l.. A. Davis Rebekah delegate, and N
L. Ayers, l. O. o. F. delegate, went t
Fargo Monday to attendGhc yearly NEE
ing of the state grand lodge.
Rasmus, Jensen was in from Oakdal
Wednesday and reports fine rains in thu
section and the best of grass. Mr.. Jense
has lost a valuable stallion from his pa!
ture-see notice elsewhere.
Wibaux will market considerable wot
this season. The N. P have erected
wool warehouse 2oxI5o, and Berry
O'Neal have n of the latest in
proved wool presses in operation.
The Catholic ladies entertained a no:
Of their friends in Mrs. Lish's spaciol
home Tuesday afternoon at a card part
Mrs. J J. Freeman and Mrs. liner We
the card favors. A delicious lunch W;
served at five o'clock.
In 1900 Arnett and Easton won in
suit against the Southern Pacific. TIL
spring the road secured a new tri
which is just through, and the road
beaten again, the verdict against the
standing s5,726.oo.
Mrs. A. Dingman and Miss Ollie r
turned Saturday from their eastern Wis
Miss Belle Clittie, Mrs. Dingman's sist
who is pleasantly known to many in II
city, accompanied her and will sper
her six weeks vacation here.
The east-bound trains were very
regular the first of the week-frst b
cause of washouts in the mountains al
later from local trouble with toe mu,
water. Four east-bound trains pass
through the city Monday night al
regular traffic was resumed Tuesday.
The Roquette Bros. have purchase
the Freeman store and will take posse
: sion July 1. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman e
. pect to be busy making collections, ct
f until about the end of the year. Til
purpose to take a trip next winter a
take time to decide upon the place a
, nature OF their next business We
ture.
There will be preaching services
usual next Sunday in the NJ. E. churt
, The pastor will preach at II a. m. a
Rev. r. S. Miller of Bismarck will prea
in the evening at 8 o'clock. The sac
ment of the Lords supper will be adm
!. iStered at the evening service. S,