The Dickinson press., 1902-09-13

pay a visit to their sons of this place.
Geo. A.. Hughes returned from the
Minnesota state fair on Tuesday, going
on to Glendive the following day.
Mrs. J. F. Parish went to Glendive last
Saturday, Mr.. Parish having accepted a
position as train dispatcher at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. liner came in
from the east on Tuesday. They
visited in Minneapolis and took in the
state fair.
Put a little Force" into yourself every
morning; it will do you good--the new
breakfast food. No cooking required.
At Sco6eld's. l8c a package or 3 for
soc. 7-l9-tf
The ladies of the Catholic Aid society
are requested to meet at Mrs. Stickney's
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 18th, at 3
o'clock.
Ed. S. Foley of Medora, an independ-
ent candidate for the legislature from
this district, was in Dickinson on Mon
day.
German Lutheran services will be
conducted next Sunday, Sept. I4th, at
7:3o, in the south.side schoolhouse by
Rev. F. Helmstetter Of Conger, N. ID.
Operator J. H. Palmer has accepted a
position at Bel6eld. Mrs. Palmer was
in Dickinson the past week visiting her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. J.G. Saunders.
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.
8.l6-tf Currie 4 Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Griswold drove to
their Cannon Ball home on Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. had been in the city while her
husband marketed sheep and attended
the Minnesota state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hecht drove in
from Taylor on Wednesday. They re-
ported considerable damage by Sun
days wind storm-the tops of hay and
grain stacks blown off, etc.
c. E. Dickinson has lately received
some Washington papers which give
glowing accounts OF Joe Dickinson as a
ball player. The papers refer to him as
"the little Dickinson wonder"
If you smoke the best, you'll smoke
Duke of Pama or Duke Jr., Clear Ha-
ana filled, Yellow King and Judge Har-
Ian 5 cents. A big stock at the White
drug store all the time, wholesale and
retail. 9-I3-3t
One of the Hoerauf boys is postmaster
at the new office Of Bicegel out north. The
mail goes out via Fayette. c. o. Arm
strong and Ben Singletary have ordered
their mail sent to the new office.
Forum: The National Stock Co., a
a recently organized theatrical attraction
at Bismarck, split before starting out on
its trip, and Mr. and Mrs. Devere, who
are known at Crookston, didn't 60 with
the company.
For hot weather lunches, Currie & Co
have beef, ham, and veal loaf, Hamburg
err steak, pigs feet, lunch.tongue, SLICED
beef in glass jars, corn beef, Vienna sau
sage. potted-turkey, ETC., etc, all in cans
and can be made ready for the table If
five minutes. Buy some. Slot
Principal RAIDER writes that the Taylo
school will not open until the 22nd, ow
ing to the delay in getting the new build
ing completed. Miss Kemble has bee,
engaged for the primary room of tn
Taylor school and a large enrolment il
all the rooms is anticipated.
.Mandan Times: Charles Keidel wa
, down from Dickinson this week.
locke natural to see him IN this tow
again, and the many friends here o
Charles and his family would welcome
their return to Mandan. Mr.. Keide
!, works in Frank Lish's hardware store.
Waterfall and Gambler, stone masons
and contractors, are prepared to do al
, kinds of stone work on short notice
, Give us a call. Address Waterfall s
Gambler, Dickinson, N. D., P. o. 30,
I43. 1884,
Adam A. Lefor has bought of H. l
Dickinson lots I and 2 in block 10. H
has also bought one of the houses whic
Sam Gotta recently got Of E. H. Kinse
! and will have the same moved to his lot
: at once. When Adam gets the propert
fitted up he will have a very comfortabl
{ home.
!. Crowley came over from Bronch
on Wednesday. Mr.. Crowley says tn
f wind was pretty severe at the Elmwoo
stock farm Sunday afternoon and brok
in the side of a large barn belonging I
his daughter, Madge. The Royal Ir
surance Co. has a tornado policy on tn
property and the damage will be mad
t good to the owner.
Mandan Pioneer:-Miss Clara Coli
n who is a graduate of the State Norm;
t school at Valley City, left Thursday fe
Fargo where she has been asked to at
e cept a position in the public schools
o that place. She is a young lady of e:
~ceIlent qualifications and character an
is highly recommended by all who ha,
) seen her at work in her chosen profc
, sion.
According to the returns OF the weatl
er bureau at Bismarck, we have not ha
q quite our regular amount OF moistu'
this year-in other words, we have nc
y had the average amount, taking 70 yea;
of observation into account. Since Jan
n airy Ist there is a deficiency OF 60 on
hundredths of an inch. During tt
6 month of-August there was a defcient
of six one.hundredths.