The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15

fire brick to Dinnie Bros. of Grand Forks.
Charles Colgrove has just finished
husking "a loads of fine ri that he
raised last season at his Antelope ranch.
Winters Instant F. Cough Cure will
cure your cough when other remedies
fail. 25c and 5oc at H. A. Davis& Cos.
3-l-tf
Howard Eaton has gone to the Flat
Head Indian reservation to get buffalo
from the Allerd herd to ship east.-Little
Missourian.
Representative T. !. Dwire of Ran
som county was in Dickinson on Sunday.
Representative Mcclure a alse up
from Taylor.
! John Gunwall: What little snow there
was at our place disappeared a week
ago and the roads around Taylor are in
fine shape now.
This week McCloy & Senour placed
good awnings in front of the St. Charles
and PRESS buildings. Milt Linsley has
also placed an order with the same firm
for one.
You will be wanting to fix up those
rooms before long and if you want the
latest styles Of wall paper, at moderate
prices, you will have to buy of White &
Co. 3-S-3t
The few who fingered after service
Sunday evening to hear Mesdames
Davis and Rominger play pipe organ
duets were given a most charming half
hour.
1t is the order of Supt. Kline that all
railroad men of the division who
have not been successfully vaccinated
during the past year shall be vaccinated
at once.
Among the household relics which H.
L. Blachley has been purchasing of late
is the Prindle clock which was manu-
featured 100 years ago. The price paid
was 500.
Mrs. E. ]. Bardwell and son Leonard
passed through the city Tuesday evening
en- route to Minnesota to visit relatives.
They we're met at the train by a few
friends.
In Bismarck thu! poundmaster is asked
to take up all stock running about the
city, and the Tribune offers to pay the
penalty for people who are too poor to
pay it themselves.
Miss Murn wishes to say that she has
now the largest and best assortment Of
spring and summer millinery that she
has ever had and will have a frst-class
trimmer here on or before March 10th.
3d.
L. D. Dohrmann Of Taylor was ad.
vised by his physician while in the cit,
this week that he would have to 60 t
the Brainerd hospital for an operation
MIR. Dohrmann will likely go within
few days.
The telephone exchange in Dickinson
has grown wonderfully during the pas
few months, necessitating a e switch
board, which will be ordered by Mar
lager Hughes on his next trip to Mime
apolis.
John Cronan of Rose Creek, MINI
and M. Krebach of Adam, Mimi, hav
bought all the railroad land in township
I44, range o6, some IS miles north O
Dickinson. They propose to start cattl
and sheep ranches.
W. P. Owens, manager Of the Owen
Land & Live Stock Co., who have
township Of fine grazing lands some I
miles north of Dickinson, came in Tues
day. The Knife river and Crooked cree
were up at the time he came in.
Currie & Co. are daily receiving ne
spring goods which they will be please
to show you. Dimities, lawns, percale'
:, ginghams, ladies' waists, hats and cap
for men, boys, misses and children
They would be glad to show them to yo'
, 49,
w. H. Odds. representing The Co
: Com. Co., and who is q relative of Coz
ductor J.. C. Haskin, was in the city til
r week for a few days. Mr.. Oids is a clo'
t student of the stock market and is alb
t to impart much valuable information
customers Of The coe Com. Co. as W
y be seen by the interview published els
! where.
All the railroad lands around Il
Crosthwaite & Metcalf sheep ranch we
$ reported as sold to eastern parties, b
d it is now learned that the railroad co,
# panY will NOT let the land 60 until tn
can hear from Messrs. Crosthwaite al
Metcalf, who have been negotiating f
!, about a thousand acres:
A pretty dancing party was given
the opera house last Saturday evening
d honor Of Jay Case and Bert Thomas, I,
II of Glendive's young men. The eve
At was a pleasant n to those in
tendance and will serve as a pleaoa
. memory for some time to come. T
:. boys spent Sunday in the city, returni
. home Monday morning. having ma
numerous friends while here.
y VIM. Meyer and family. with " g
- loads Of household goods. farm machine
:; horses and cattle, arrived the first Of Il
week from Kent, MINI. Nj. Meyer ow
the south half Of section u sYwnship !:
o6, two and one-half miles southwest
ic Dickinson, where he will raiss &c
n. and farm . Mr.. Meyez
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