The Dickinson press., 1902-06-28
rom Evans was in the city Tuesday.

Linsley's. 6-7l-4t
c. R. Pendergast took his family to
the ranch this week.
Miss Anna REILLY Of Lehigh was the
guest of Mrs. J. F. Brodie this week.
Arthur Kercher is the electrician in
charge of the electric light plant.
Take your prescription orders to the
White drug store where you will get
good service. 6-28-tf
Among the successful applicants for
eighth grade state diplomas in Glendive
we note Miss Ida Hickman.
Elastic carbon paint is something that
will not crack. Try it. For sale by
White & Co. 6-28-tf
A.. N. JeHeries has bought the corner
lots on the opposite side of the street
from his residence and has fenced the
same.
John Clark of Brainerd was en- route
to the Coast the past week. He will visit
his sister-in-law, Mrs. D. S. Littlehales,
in Helena.
|. While ]. Wilson attends the state en-
campment his brother Charlie will fill
the place of night engineer at the cleo
trio light plant.
Mrs. Oscar Skeen returned from her
eastern visit the first of the week ac-
companicd by her mother, Mrs. G.. H.
H. Pearl. Mrs. Skeen was ill on her
way home.
Mrs. W.. Follis of Medora was in
Dickinson on Monday and on her return
was accompanied by Miss Carrie Messer.
smith who will visit at her home for a
short time.
Mrs. David Powers Of Pittsheld, Mass,
is a guest at the Powers homestead near
Gladstone and was in Dickinson on Mon
day in company with her sister, Mrs.
VIM. b. Powers.
Miss Pauline Sco6eld leaves July Ist
to Join her sister Edna and visit a month
in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Miss
| Nina Campbell will be day operator at
the exchange Office.
Miss Jennie Smith and Miss Blanche
Stevens, for some time walters at the St.
| Charles, have left for their homes-the
former going to Riverton, Iowa, and the
latter to Yankton, S. D.
John Riessbeck, who is a state Masonic
officer, E. L. Sco6eld a delegate and
Mrs. J. w. Currie matron of the Eastern
Star attended the meeting Of Masonic
bodies in Fargo this week.
Attorneys Phibrick and Boucher were
in the city the early part of the week
taking testimony in the Ray case which
comes up for final hearing in Jamestown
before Judge Glaspell mex month.
F. H. Motsiff has a fine hot house
where flowers and all kinds of garden
stuff have been grown the past spring.
He will heat the place with steam from
his dwelling house the coming winter.
AT Richardton on July 4th Rev. S. M.
Roadhouse will be the orator and there
will be all sorts Of races and a tug of war
between Taylor and Gladstone. The
celebration will close with dance in the
evening.
M. c. Brown, day engineer in the Lee
Touring mill at Gladstone, spent Sunday
in Dickinson. Mr.. Brown says that the
mill will soon have their wheat all ground
and will have to shut down for a short
time.
]. Tomamichel of Medora was thrown
from his horse the first Of the week and
quite badly injured. He was at the
home of c. c. Chatham, this city, on
Monday getting the fractures reduced
by a city physician.
The New York raging success, Lovers
Lane" is one of the songs sung in "Too
Rich to Marry" which comes to the opera
house July 4th. You can hear all the
latest songs and there are a number of
them with this comedy hit.
Harry Beidler has gone to Glendive to
look after the Hughes electric light plant
there. Harry is a fine electrician and
the probabilities are that Mr.. Hughes
will want to keep him in Glendive now
that the plant has been sold at this place,
Hans Jesse of Culbertson, Mont, ha.
rented the Ryan building for one year
dating from July 20, and will put in a
line OF clothing. Mr.. Moir vacates the
building on the nth of July, the date hi.
new brick store on the opposite side o.
the street is to be completed.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Bricl
Works are firing their fifth kiln of brick
this spring, having already made one.
half million. Their brick are of a bette,
quality this year than ever before, and
the demand for their product il dail,
increasing. They shippeda carlo Fargo
on Tuesday, also n to Minnewaukan.
The musicale and social at the Congre
gational church Friday evening netted ;
good sum. The music by Mesdame,
Davis and Rominger was all right anc
Miss Clittie's recitations we're a pleasant
addition as was also Miss Beale's solo
Miss Clittie won the prize in the musica
guessing contest.
Andrew Schoenline was in Dickinson
last Saturday getting 4th of July supple.
for a grand celebration at the Schoen
line Bros ranch near Oakdale, to which
everybody is invited. There will b.
races, for Dunn county horses only, fire
works AMI a dance in the evening, etc
Refreshments of all kinds will be on tap
Jack London is the author of 9TH.
Cruise of The Dazzler," the long-story
complete-in-one number, which appear
in the July St. Nicholas. 1t tells the ex
citing adventures of a runaway boy in