The Dickinson press., 1902-09-13
Mrs. ]. w. Currie entertains this (Sat.

A. J. Osborn is planning to 60 to Mich.
igan to visit his mother for a few weeks.
Register and Mrs. A. c. McGillivray
were in Dickinson the first of the week
General Hughes recently made some
large real estate investments in Bis
marck.
Next Monday night Co. K will resume
regular 'rill and the officers desire a full
attendance.
Andrew Blank, who went to Fargo re-
Gently for an operation. is reported as
getting along we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Evans and A.
Jopp, of Gladstone, were in Dickinson
Friday afternoon.
w have just received IL dozen Van
| Fps folding wire card racks.
Digit H. A. Davis 4 Co.
]. H. Lavine had a toe severely injured
a week ago and is unable to do any rail-
reading at present.
Mrs. Will Kirby has been visiting her
parents at Taylor for some weeks. Her
father, MIR. Baird, is quite sick.
J. P. Tingle has a new wind mill in his
yard and a large mill has also been
placed on the court house square.
1t paws to attend a school like the
Mankato Commercial College. All
those who graduate get good positions.
Sundays wind did considerable dam
age to l6 Of Frank Lefor's grain stacks.
Frank lives in the settlement south of
Gladstone.
A. L. Martin of Sentinel Butte, a nom.
inee for the legislature on the republican
ticket, was a Dickinson visitor on
Wednesday.
The Mandan school board has secured
the services Of a Mr.. McNallay as prin-
cipal. The gentleman from
Graceville, MINI.
VIM. Dieball, one OF the nominees for
the legislature on the republican ticket
in the 35th district, was in Dickinson be-
tween trains on Tuesday.
Evening services in the M. E. church
in the future will begin at 1880 instead of
8 o'clock, as formerly. Epworth league
at $50 p. M, S. M. Roadhouse, pastor.
Regular services at St. Johns church
next Sunday. Holy communion at 8.
Morning prayer and sermon at Io:45,
Evening PRAYER and sermon at 8 p. m.
John Cameron, a former railroad con.
duc,or on this division of the N. p, was
in Dickinson this week with a carload of
fruit which he had grown at his Wash.
ington fruit orchard.
Geo. H. Waggoner, who is with the
Dickinson Mercantile Co., has bought a
house of Sam Gotta. where he will live
through the winter, moving the house off
the present lot next spring.
DR.. Stickney is having a bath room
built onto his house and is putting In a
hot water plant. Granteer & Gruschus
are doing the carpenter work and c. +.
Crowl is putting in the heating plant.
Connolley & Bahke have secured the
| contract for the mason work above the
basement on St. Joseph's church and will
commence laying brick e Monday.
Their bid for this work,was S7,I25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts and chill.
dren left Wednesday evening Tor Man.
kato, Mimi, on a visit of a month. Mrs.
w. c. Reid, also of Medora, accompa-
MED them on her way to St. Paul.
Howard Eaton was a passenger en-
route to Medora on Wednesday,, and
| will return to the National Park in a few
DAYS, where he has contracted with the
government to deliver a herd Of buffalo
Coal Miners Wanted-s3.oo per day
and upwards; steady work, good accom-
modations-no gas, no water, good roof,
Address,
CONSOLIDATED COAL Co.,
New Salem, N. d., or
0-l3-It Lehigh, N. ID.
The fair of st. Joseph's church will be
held in the opera house on October IL
20, Fl, these dates having been reserved
BY Manager Kihm. The fact that Mr.
kim cancelled a show engagement ir
order to give these dates is appreciated
by the members of St. Joseph's church
John A. Currie lost I25 tons OF hay las
week BY fire at his cattle ranch near thu
Forks of Grande river. The fire was Sc
by lightning. Johnnie has men ane
teams and will soon get up enough ha!
for his o cattle and other live stock.
]. f. Gaunt, who had been in Dickin
son for a week looking after his new
house, had to hurry back to Haley tn
first OF the week to relieve John A. Cur
rie, who had to return to his ranch t
superintend the cutting Of hay to replac
that which was recently burned.
Manager Kercher was very busy o.
Monday and Tuesday repairing the dam
age done to telephone wires during tn
high wind Sunday afternoon. MIR. Ker
cher is o laying underground cable
from the power house across Villar
street, which will prevent the occuranc
of a similar tangle and breakage of wire
in the future and it will also make tn
service much more satisfactory, doin
away entirely with any cross talk.
Congregational church, Rev. H. '
Rominger, pastor. Morning service a
Io:45, subject, "Thc Church and Its A
titude Towards the Evils and Wrongs {
Society" preceded by a short sermon I
the children. Sunday school and Bib
class at IL; Junior E.ndeavor at
Young Peoples meeting at 6:3o; ever
ing service at 7:3o, subject, From Prise
to Prime Minister-an Honest Man
Office" Midweek service Wednesda
evening at 7:3o.