The Dickinson press., 1902-08-30
Is. 8-23.tf.
q cabbage at Drenkels.

The recent rains have seemed to pre-
vent the spread of prairie fires.
Miss Coleman has a Ping Pong set
in the Ray house-the first in the city.
The Mandan Pioneer says that H. B.
Schaffner recently injured his ankle.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox were in
from the north the first of the week.
Ed. Berry is putting in a restaurant
where the Neil barber shop used tobe.
A. N. JeAeries returned Sunday from
marketing 100 steers in Chicago at $50.
Granteer & Gruschus have been busy
this week Of tho Berry restaurant work.
Mrs. H. E. Hageman of Mandan has
been visiting in Dickinson the past week.
Miss Lotus Featherstone of Valley
City has been engaged as primaryteach-
er.
Principal and Mrs. r. L. Davidson ar
rived Tuesday morning from Merriam
Park.
A force OF workmen are adding four
rooms to the house of Chief of Police
Carroll.
Miss Carrie Johnston of Taylor has
has been visiting Mrs. H. L. Dickinson
this week.
Charles Hill. Ted Hartung and A.
Dienst. of Richardton, were in Dickin-
son Wednesday afternoon.
c. ]. Pennock will move his family in
soon from the ranch in order that the
children may attend school.
Sam Lowry, nominee for commission
err in the first district OF Billings county,
was in Dickinson the past week.
Surveyor w. R. Veigel was in the first
of the week and got a cook to take back
to his camp in the Bad Lands.
Phone No. IS when you want the City
Meat Market, located OF Sims street,
Berringer 4 Co. proprietors. SCOTT
The school census for Stark county
shows 2,245 school children, and Dickin-
son supplies over 1000 OF the number.
Miss Leila Dobbyn leaves about the
18TH of September Tor Faribault, Mimi,
where she is to attend St. Mary's school.
Mrs. Pat WEIGH and children returned
on Tuesday from a three-weeks' visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Barry at their
ranch.
Mrs. Tracey Of Taylor was in Dickin-
son on Monday. Her son., Charlie, is
learning the plumbers trade with Crowl
& Richardson.
Geo. A. Hughes was down from Glen,
dive last week and decided that his fam,
lily should remain in Dickinson until the
first of January.
ALI Olafson, who has a ranch within
one and one-half miles Of Halliday,drove
in Sunday-a distance of 50 miles-re-
turning on Monday.
A.. L. Martin, the wide awake business
mar of Sentinel Butte, attended as dele
gate the Trans-Mississippi congress in
St. Paul last week.
II you are interested in business and
shorthand education, send to Mankato
Commercial college, for their beautifully
illustrated catalogue.
Mrs. Grant Palmer, returning from her
coast trip, has been a visitor in the city
this week. Mrs. Palmer will leave in a
day or two for Fargo.
c. E. Dickinson has not been in very
good health this summer and is talking
of going to the coast for a few months
during the early winter.
The Brown adv. in this issue is timely
giving prices and calling attention tc
articles that people want to know about
at this season OF the year.
Put a little Force" into yourself every
morning; it will do you good-the ne"
breakfast food. No cooking required
At Scofeld's. l8c a package or 3 fol
soc. 7-Io-tl
E. A. Gray, of the Northwestern, is
down from Helena and will make head
quarters at the St. Charles in Dickinson
during the remainder OF the shipping
season.
Dispatcher !. F. Parish was called te
Glendive on Wednesday and it is posi-
BILE that he will remain there permanent
ly. This, however, will be determined
later.
Capt. Geo. Aud has taken rooms il
the Ryan building over The Hub store
This suits him much better than hi
former office which was only taken tenn
porarily.
Jim Cuskelly was in from Oakdale tn
first of the week to get his sisters, Mr.:
Leo of Tacoma, and Mrs. Harty c
| GENEVA, MINI. Mrs. Joe Cuskelly &C
companied the party.
Mrs. II. M. curry, VINO mao Deen VIII
her sons at their ranch near Kildee
mountain since May, 1901, returned I
her Providence, K. L., home last Satu1
day to spend the fall and winter.
MIR. and Mrs. H. M. Roberts go to keel
ing house next week in the Veigelh om'
Mrs. ,Veigel will be away for a few month
on a visit, and her husband is away lool
ing after the government contracts.
This week Ed. Dodd shipped a bu
falo and an elk head to Pierre Wibau
at Miles City. MI. Dodd had dresse
these heads for the millionaire cattlema
and a finer job could not be found in II
Northwest.
F. L. and J. G. Partridge are tittir
I'D a cattle ranch on the Little Missoul
They have 100 tons of hay in the STAG
and will soon turn their attention to II
building OF sheds and corrals. Carrie
was in Dickinson for supplies the first