The Dickinson press., 1902-08-16
John Flynn has moved into the Fink

Z. Woodward received a car Of good.
from Iowa the past week.
Geo. Mcclellan goes to Chicago witt
his shipment of cattle.
Harold McCloy will attend school the
coming year at Marietta, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Cook we're in from
New England the first of the week.
D. B. Zimmerman went east Tue sday
to look after some business affairs.
A wind storm at Glendive last FRIDAY
did $4,000 damage to the Jordan hotel.
A. {. Gilbert came in from Fairmont,
Mimi, this week and goes south to his
horse ranch.
Frank Treat of Fargo was in Dickin-
son this week in the interest of the Ger
mania Life lns. Co.
Miss Susie Pendergast went to Glen
dive Tuesday evening to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Harry Beidler.
The ladies of St. Patrick's church had
a card party and social at the priests
home Wednesday afternoon.
John Waggencr and Chas. De Foe
went to Sentinel Butte the first of the
week to finish up on The Butte hotel.
City Editor Donahue, of the James,
town Alert, was n of the passengers en-
route to the National Park on Monday.
Mr.. Mckenzie, the New England mer-
chant, was in the first Of the week to
meet his mother, Mrs M. F. Fowler, and
her husbtnd.
Mrs. Il. H. Moore, who returned this
week to her Billings county home, was a
passenger on the Burlington train which
was robbed at Savanna, Ill.,, last week.
Roadmaster ]. H. DAILY has his section
crews, whenever the wind is favorable,
burning out the fire guards along the N.
P. line between Mandan and Glendive.
Mrs. Viola Homer and daughter, Myr-
tie, have been spending the week at
Sentinel Butte. Mrs. Homer's brother.
Mr.. Hollembeck, carries the mail from
there to Yule.
Superintendent Spears finds that there
is a shortage of teachers in the Stark
county schools, and is doing all that she
can to get a supply of teachers from 9TH
err parts of the state.
Henry Loomis, who is on the Lee
farm at Gladstone, was in Dickinson last
Saturday. He said that they were all
ready to commence harvesting wheat
and that Mr.. Lee never had a finer crop
than this year.
All parties, who are indebted to us by
note or account that is past due, are re-
quested to pay up, AS we require the
money to pay our Indebtedness. Don't
overlook it.
Currie g. Co,
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reissbeck-one of the twins-died
Wednesday morning. Services were
held from the Cong'l church Thursday
afternoon, Rev. S. M. Roadhouse of6ci-
a,ing.
Postmaster Thompson was out four
days this week with Col. ALI White at
his Cannon Ball ranch. The trip did
Mr.. Thompson a great deal of good and
he is high in his praise OF the handsome
way in which he was entertained.
Waldron is d new station five miles
west Of Little Missouri and Andrews,
two miles further up the line, is to be
moved three miles west, which makes
a more convenient division Of the sec
ton mems territory.
DIR. Gartley Of this city will 80 to Me-
dora the night OF the 24th to do dental
work on Monday and Tuesday, Aug. Is
and 2o. On the 27th he will be in Senti-
mel Butte to attend to the needs of those
who may need his services.
d. J. Mckenzie of Alma, Wis, ex-
railroad commissioner OF his state, called
on J. W. Currie this week on his way to
the coast. Mr.. Currie was chairman oil
the board OF railroad commissioners of
this state at the time Mr.. Mckenzie was
in Wisconsin.
have a beautiful stock of ribbons and
have marked them all down to cost till
Sept. Ist. Please remember this is a
cash sale; also a great many dress hats
for ladies and children, which | am SELL
ing tor half what they are worth, for cash
only.
Miss Murn
F. Il. Little of Bismarck has gone into
partnership with F. A. Little of Fayette,
taking DR.. Hendricks interest in the
Fayette Mercantile Co. and in the stock
business there. The new MIR. Little has
had experience in the stock business and
the firm Of Little 4 Little will branch
out quite extensively in this line.
Bismarck 1'ribunc: Miss Willetta
Wheat was given a parcel shower at the
residence of Mrs. T. J. Woodmanse the
afternoon Of Aug. 9th. Light refresh.
ments were served and before the de-
parture OF the guests Mrs. b. H. Pope
announced the engagement of Miss
Wheat to MIR. Lee McGlashan. The
wedding will take place the first week in
September.
Miss Alice Klinefeltcr has been very
sick since her arrival Monday afternoon
from St. Paul. Her temperature was
very high when she left Sunday night
and the long trip was more than she was
able to stand. She rested a little Thurs
day night and seemed a little better in
the morning and her physician was
greatly encouraged. Miss Klinefelter's
sister, Mrs. Fred Freeman, was expected
from Duluth Friday afternoon.
A large force oil men are working on