The Dickinson press., 1902-09-06
Mrs. Sarah Wilson went to Butte on

Found-Brown leather pocket book.
Call at PRESS Office.
Sam Gotta has been officiating as pas
senger conductor lately.
Conductor and Mrs. &c. Haskin were
in Dickinson the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Edick were in from
the McGillivray ranch this week.
Commissioner Fred Koesel of Rich
ardton was in the city on Thursday.
Joseph Hartinger has been putting up
a lot OF hay-about 700 ton already.
Principal L. RAIDER expects to open
school in the new building in Taylor on
the 18th.
DR.. L. c. Smith was called east dur
ing the past week by the illness of his
mother.
Dan McCadam was la.i,g off most
of the past week owing to the illness of
his wife.
w. c. Mckenzie was getting supplies
for his New England store the first of
the week.
Oscar Dietsche of Gladstone will re-
turn to Dixon, ILL.,, to attend school about
the 18th.
When looking for a real good smoke,
try some of the brands at the White &
Co. drug store. o-6-2t
Mrs. Henry La Cell of Mandan was
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Lewis, in
Dickinson recently.
While in Chicago and the Twin Cities
the past week, ALT White selected a
fine line Of holiday goods.
Homer Davis spent a few days the
past week hunting with Rufus Lee and
Oscar Dietsche, Of Gladstone.
Joe REILLY received injuries on the
railroad a short time ago that will keep
him from his work for a few days.
T. C. Saunders came in from Oakdale
on Thursday, having finished putting up
200 loads OF good hay for his cattle.
Mrs. J. Kelfer, en- route home to Boze-
man, visited relatives this week at the
Goodall and Porter homes in this city.
Miss Mary Osburn of Glendive, who
had been visiting Mrs. Robert Neil, Jr.,
of this city, returned home the past week.
The Fralick boys started their thresh-
ing machine out north this week and
next week Hushka Bros. will start their
machine.
Justice A. P. Folsom has been seeing
the sights in Chicago the past week and
will also spend a few days at the Min
nesota state fair.
Miss Mabel Miller, who has spent her
vacation in Dickinson and Mandan, re-
returned this week t o Paoli, where she
teaches in the Ludolph home.
Miss Carrie Johnston returned to Tay-
lor Thursday evening and in about an
other week she expects to leave for Ann
Arbor, Mich, to take up the study OF
medicine.
Thomas Boehm and Adam Foster
have started their threshing machine at
Richardson. One field, the first reported,
threshed out an average of IS bushels Of
wheat per acre.
Mrs. Frank Kihm will entertain about
fifty ladies at cards Saturday afternoon
in honor Of her sister who returns to
Milwaukee soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cook started Tues
day evening for Vermont to be absent
a month or more. They expected
to 20 via the lakes. 1t is Ia years last
spring since Mr.. and Mrs. Cook left the
Green Mountain state. They are now
among the well-to-do sheep growers Of
Western North Dakota and have we'll
earned the vacation which they are nov
taking.
The National Stock company will pre-
sent "Transvaal" at our opera house
next Monday night, Sept. 9th. The
company is a large one, consisting of 10
people. Having one night open before
a 5-days' engagement at the Billings
fair, Manager Kihm closed a contract for
that night, and this no doubt will be one
of the best attractions Of the season.
Don't forget the date, Monday. Sept. 8.
The specialties introduced by the Ma
tional Stock Co. are above the average.
Don't miss seeing Ell Rami Zaranos, an
"Arab" baton and gun spinner. He tos-
ses batons and guns through the air as
easily as though they we're toothpicks.
The finish to his act, which he styles ian
electric finale, is most fetching-a wheel
Of fire effect, produced by shipping a
baton with balls OF fire attached to either
end while the stage and house lights are
put out. Monday, Sept. 8.
A fellow, who had been going by the
name Of Ralph H. Willis, was arrested
at Richardson the past week, charged
with stealing a revolver, a valise con.
tanning valuable papers and other things
from r. S. B%rookings. Deputy Budda
brought the man to Dickinson, where
he was taken before Police Magistrate
Ryan. Campbell 4 Field appeared fol
the defendant and a change of venue
was taken to Justice Whinn. Time was
asked in which to get witnesses, and the
case was finally put over for 80 days. In
the mean time Willis will board witt
Sheriff Goodall. There does not appea,
to be.any question as to the theft charged
which can be substantiated by such mer
as Ted Hartung, Hugh McClements
Clark Colburn, Jim Riley and A. Dienst
all of whom we're in Dickinson this weel
as witnesses for the state. People wht
have known R. S. Brookings for the pas,
10 years know that he does not intend tt
charge any man wrongfully.