The Dickinson press., 1902-08-09

Dan Harrington went on to his ranch
this week.
Mason fruit jars 50 to Coo. per case at
Linsley's. s off
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Hevener,
Aug. 3, a son.
There is a case Of diphtheria 7 miles
northwest of Dickinson.
Misses Edna and Pauline Scotield ar
lived home on Friday.
l.. Nollet Of Sentinel Butte shipped
two cars OF cattle last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. V. A.
Baker, of Taylor, on the 9th.
Mrs. Whaley and daughter, Olive. re-
turned to Helena on Monday.
Word comes that H. L. Dickinson
stood his trip to New York very we'll.
+. NJ. Baker, OF Mcbride & Baker,
went to Chicago on business this week.
Mrs. David Roberts has been visiting
the Gilberts at Sentinel Butte the past
two weeks.
Miss Hawkinson goes to Chicago and
eastern points next week to select a fall
stock of millinery.
F. A. Little was in from Fayette on
Wednesday to meet his fa%ther-in-law, !.
P. French, of Bismarck.
The city council has orderd side walks
on Barnes and Sims streets and south Of
the court house square.
The Methodist people also had the
electric lighting arrangement for their
social in the N. P. grove.
A young boy, a relative OF Nels Bru-
void of Richar ton. lost a finger this
week in the gear of a binder.
Nj. S. Cuskclley was in this week to
place an order with a travelling MAJ for
goods for his Oakdale store.
From all parts of the country come
the reports Of good grain crops. Har-
vesting will be we'll under way by anoth.
cr week.
Ewart Bros. & Baker, the live stock
commission firm of Chicago, are already
distributing their 1903 calendars, which
shows enterprise and hustling qualities.
Frank Robinson of lola, Kan, was in
Dickinson for a day the past week. Mr..
Robinson is ii brick manufacturer, and
was on his way to Medora to visit his
brother, Harve, and old-time friends.
S. S. Kellogg, a cattle grower located
at Scha(er, was in Dickinson the first of
the week looking for L bar horses. Mr..
Kellogg recently moved into this state
from Wyoming where he held an im-
portant state office for several years.
The PRESS is informed that H. B.
Shaffner of Hebron has met with an ac-
cident and has decided to sell his ranch,
one of the best in the state including
nine sections of railroad land. The
land is we'll watered and has an album
dance of feed.
Asa Gardner, who runs the stage line
between Dickinson and New England
and south to Haley, has his boys putting
up hay at New England, and will prob.
ably put in 100 COWS in the fall. Mr..
Gardner is giving the Cannon Ball PEG.
pie the best mail service they have had
in many years.
J. R. Edick had a runaway last Fri
day on his way in from the Indian
Springs ranch. The breaking of one OF
the lines caused the trouble. Miss Will
letta Wheat was with MIR. Edick and in
jumping from the buggy was somewhat
bruised, but nothing serious.
VIM. Holton Dye writes that he is in.
terested with parties who have bought
the railroad land in township 1871, ranges
95 and 81, and a part Of township I33
range Of. This land is south of the
Northwestern Ranching Co. property,
and is to be used for cattle and sheep
ranches.
VIM. Myers, one oil the new settlers
southwest of Dickinson, has a splendid
crop of flax, oats, and other grains raised
on breaking. MIR. Myers says what PEG.
pie need to do in the country is to pre-
pare land thoroughly and sew early. He
is mu:h pleased with his first years
work.
The new brand books, which the
PRESS has on hand, have been in grea,
demand of late. For 81 you get the
book and a subscription to the PRESS
for n year, also a years subscription
to the Forum. This is the cheapest wa,
to get the N. D. brand book. Come II
and see the books.
c. H. Pearl is pleased with his sale o
sheep which was made in Chicago las
week. Two cars, with a cut-back of AZ
ewes, sold at s4.75 and averaged III
The cut-backs sold at s4.25 and averaged
lis poands. The other two cars sole
straight at s4.65 and averaged us.
Frank Easton, who has been with MI
Zimmerman for several years, has de
cided to 60 it on his own account an,
has opened a saddiery and harness sho]
on Willard street near the Carroll liver
barn, where he will be pleased to NEE
his friends and talk up a little business
John and Frank Brennan, Frank Lu
cas- and VIM. Neuens have bought thu
Glendive meat market and will tax
possession between this and the first O
next month. MI. Lucas has heen wit
the Parker & Co. market in this city fo
} a long time and MIR. Neuens is also fror
the same market, SO that the new fir
will open in Glendive under the mar
agement of experienced men. 1t ma
be some weeks yet before they a &c
5 houses in Glendive SO as to move thei
families.