The Dickinson press., 1902-10-25
Salt and flour at Drenkel's; I,

iAA6$0 wv SPhSoNS -
from $3.50 to $3.50. lo-4-tf
Miss jamie Monaghan is teaching the
Green river district school.
Mcbride & Baker have money to loan
on farm and city property. Io-I1-tf
H. P. Dinius says that grain is yield
ing we'll around Richardson.
Mr.. Elliot was in Friday with one Of
w. B. Galligan's teams for supplies.
Mrs. Henry Anderson Of Los Angeles,
CAL, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Ster-
land, Of Gladstone.
Mrs. Thos. Evans of Gladstone was the
guest Of Col. and Mrs. Alf White during
the past week.
J. ID. Clark returned the first of the
week from marketing stock and visiting
relatives in Wisconsin.
This week John Waggener accepted
the position of N. P. pump repairer
between Mandan and Glendive.
Harve Robinson was returning to Me-
dora on Monday. He was highly pleased
with his cattle sales of last week
From the 9TH to the nth of November
Rev. John Orchard will conduct a II
tv Sunday school in Dickinson.
If you desire to attend a 6rst-class bus
mess college the Mankato Commercial
college is the place. Send for catalogue.
The Atlas, which the PRESS has, con
tains more general information than any
book of its size. BE sure and see them.
Ed. Current has completed a new
barn on his new Hannaford street prop
erty and will otherwise improve the
home formerly occupied by the Wha-
leys.
Two cases of diphtheria on Van Nor
den street-Mabel Currie and Esther
Ayers. Both doing we'll. There is also
a case at the P. F. Stults homeon Barnes
street.
John Reid stopped over a day in Dick
inson the first of the week. He was re-
turning to his Billings county ranch from
a trip to the Twin Cities and points in
Wisconsin.
Geo. Harkins, who has the proud dis
tinction of having topped the cattle mar
ket again this year, was in Dickinson
the first of the week. He had Just re-
turned from Chicago.
Residents OF Dickinson have their last
chance for registering next Tuesday
from 8 o'clock in the morning until 8
o clock in the evening. The ladies should
register as we'll as the gentlemen.
MIR. and Mrs. w. J. Breckon arrived
from the east on Wednesday and have
been receiving the congratulations OF
their Dickinson friends. They are busy
getting settled in the Haskin cottage.
]. c. Buss of West Union, Mimi, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wilson the past week. Mrs. Buss used
to live in Dickinson and was known
here as Miss Wilson, the school teacher.
Last week J. L. Hughes and Archie
Granteer were out north, where Cashier
Hughes took a look at his cattle which
Robert Monroe and w. L. Richards are
keeping at the old Diamond c winter
| ranch.
Mrs. ]. A. Reynolds of Gladstone was
in Dickinson the first of the week. Her
| sisters, Miss Lucy Burke and Miss Mar.
garet Reynolds, who had been spending
the summer at Gladstone, recently re-
turned to Mankato, MINI.
Glendive Review: John Flor OF Dick
inson and Miss Lizzie Wegesser Of Glen
dive were married Tuesday evening b,
J.. S. Gillies. justice Of the peace, at the
home OF Max Barris, in the presence Of
a number Of relatives and friends.
Elsie, the I1-months-old daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Anderson, died or
the 18TH. Services were held from tn
Congregational church Sunday afternoon
Elsmere, the twin brother, who had beef
quite i'll, was much better this week.,
MIR. and Mrs. Steele returned to Me
dora on Tuesday. Max is quite veal
still from his sickness, but expects to b
able soon to go over to Government
creek where he and Mrs. Steele are t
spend the winter at F. E. Gorham's rancl
The N. p. continues to enlarge tn
force at the round house here. ]. X
Stewart has been put on as car repalre
and Pat WEIGH has been given employ
ment in the shops the past week. ia:
Birch has been given his promotion fror
stationery engineer to boiler maker, ett
VIM. Suddards, the representative 9
Justice, Bateman & Co., was in the cit
Wednesday evening. The people VIII
consigned their wool to Mr.. Suddard
house last simmer are getting most sa
istactory returns-about &c. per poun
better than they could have sold for i
Dickinson.
: From the first to last, "A Little GU
: cast" is a story of adventure and low
in which Paul Weston appears as a ma
of romantic ideas and strong impulse
The play is constant in action, oite
thrilling, while its story is consistent an
:. absorbing to a degree far above the a
erage of modern drama.
Next week Tuesday, from So'clock
the morning until 8 o'clock in the evel
ing, the various registration boards
the city will be in session. All vote
should see to it that their names are p'
on the list that day. Ladies have a rig'
t to vote for county and school officers ar
S should see that their names are regi
tered.
Wallis H~uidekoper, owner OF the DEF
Greek Cattle Co., was in Dickinson tn
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