The Dickinson press., 1902-08-16
DR.. Stickney has been quite sick at
Detroit Lake the past week.

The condition of Elliot Ellis has not
improved any during the past week.
Miss Pauline Sco6eld takes up her
work again at the telephone exchange.
E. F. Messersmith expected to take a
shipment of 3 cars Of cattle to Chicago
on Friday.
The rain and cool weather OF the past
week has been fine for millet and late
crops.
Robert L. Davidson of Merriam Park
has been engaged as principal Of the
Dickinson schools.
MIR. and Mrs. John Buchanan of Bel
field celebrated their silver wedding
Monday evening.
Ex- Mayor Johnson was in Dickinson
this week in the interest of the Phenix
Lie lns. Co.
Night Policeman Corbet did day work
and Chas. Kono night work during Jack
Carroll's absence.
Trustee A. T. Crowl and Miss Crowl
| visited Washburn last week while on
their trip to Bismarck.
b. T. Elkin of Taylor was in the city
this week to get treatment for blood
poison in his hand.
Fred Richardson was out to Cliff Den
niston's ranch the first of the week to do
some plumbing.
A. M. Pomroy and J. P. Jingle have
had an outing of four or five days in the
Bad Lands the past week.
Miss Aldyth Ward of Bismarck has
been engaged to teach the gram mar
room in the Dickinson school.
Register A. c. McGillivary came up
from Bismarck on Wednesday and went
to his ranch the following day.
Monday evening Miss Emma Cole
man entertained in Bismarck at Ping
Pong in honor of Miss Ella Ray.
G. X. Wannemacher has been selling
some fine blocks of land for the Rainy
Butte Land Co. the past two weeks.
Agents wanted; sS5 per month; work
easy; secure territory. Address J. w.
Gilbert, State Agent, New Salem, N. d.
FLOAT
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinney of Wibaux on the 10th. The
mother is stopping at the Ballard hospi-
tai.
A. T. Crowl underwent an operation
on Tuesday which keeps him from the
store for five or six days. Drs. Smith had
the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Lyon, of Mandan,
we're guests of the Phelans this week.
Robert Mech accompanied his parents
on the visit.
If possible, ME the Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi, Sept.
2, and get two months tuition free. Send
for catalogue.
Mrs. E. G. Bishop was in from Gorham
this week with Mrs. Hart and Miss Ma
bel, who had been visiting at the ranch
tor a week or two.
Mrs. H. w. Hatfield, vile of the sta
ton agent at Sentinel Butte, was expect
ed home this week from a visit to her
parents in Missouri.
See Currie & Cos special al in this
issue-now is your time to get ladies'
shirt waists, chlldren's summer dresses,
spring Jackets, dimities. 8-I6-tf
!. T. Standring and a son were out
from Corwith, Ia, the past week. They
are interested in a large tract Of land
southwest of Dickinson.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co. make special brick for we'll curbing,
also for cistern filter. Call and see them.
8-I6-lt
A stock car caught fire at the yards
east of the city Tuesday forenoon. The
railroad men pulled the other cars away
so that the one "empty" was all that was
destroyed.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co. have shipped IL cars of brick SO far
this week and have orders on hand that
will keep them loadiag at the same rate
for several weeks to come.
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 4
Gambler, Dickinson, N. D., P. o. Box 143.
7-26-4t
H. Nj. Roberts was taken with an at
tack of appendicitis last Saturday even
ing, but prompt medical aid brought him
out so that he was able to resume his
work again this week. His physicians
advise an operation as soon as he fully
regains his strength.
When looking for a breed of cattle
that will outrustle any buffalo that ever
roamed the plains and always top the
market, apply to A. { McGillivray, who
has acclimated, full blood Aberdeen
Angus bulls for sale. Address Dicki1-
son or Bismarck. 7-Io-tt
For hot weather lunches, Currie & Co.
have beef, ham, and veal loaf, Hamburg
er steak, pigs feet, lunch.tongue, sliced
beef in glass jars, corn beef, Vienna sau-
sage, potted-turkey, ETC., ETC., all in cans,
and can be made ready for the table in
five minutes. Buy some. 8-Ie-tf
Frank Davidson had a small fire in
his section house at Sentinel Butte last |
week. The fire was probably set by an
engine. 1t started in bed, but was dis
covered in time to prevent any serious
damage. The loss in clothing, etc,
| amounts to about SCI. Mr.. Davidson WIS
insured in the Press Agency and will
get the money as soon as the proper pa