The Dickinson press., 1902-04-19

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the number Of twenty-five Tuesday eve
ming at cards. A dainty repast was
served after the games.
Christ Paulson has sold three sections
Of land at Beach, adjoining the Missouri
Slope Land & Investment Co. lands for
$4,000. The deal was closed Friday
morning. The land was listed with c.
E. Gregory.
Last Saturday John McC arthyof Taylor
lost several hundred bushels Of seed
grain, sheds and other out buildings by
fire, which caught from a weed patch
which he was burning. John had no in
surance and the loss is a serious blow to
him.
anvil. What and Whence" next Sab
bath morning in the M. E. church. A
series on Character Building will begin
in the evening Of which the first win be
"The Foundation Of an Ideal Manhood"
Young people, ambitious and earnest, are
specially invited. S. M. Roadhouse.
pastor.
Don't 70 TO some travelling fake t get
your optical work done and pay them
from three to five prices. We have a
/ a full set of instruments and a thorough
knowledge OF optics and will give you as
good or better work for an honest price,
IT,. Greene & Co., Opticians. 4-r2-ti
Alt ]. Beall Of Bowbell, N. D., has
bought a half section of land ten miles
north of Glsndstone. MIR. Beall has had
twenty years experience as a painter,
paper hanger, decorator and furniture
repairer and expects to bring his family
to Dickinson within three weeks and
work at his trade.
The Mcmillan Fur & Wool Co. have
placed their circular of the 5th on file a,
t!;is Office for reference. This house
was established a quarter of a century
ago, and on account Of their extensive
business. they are in a position to pay
high prices. Shippers find their deal.
ings with them very satisfactory.
We don't care whose catalogue you
found it in, or where you saw it, we can
save you money on that clock, watch, or
ANYTHING in the jewelry line. Cut out
your closing out sale ad. or bring in your
Catalogue. Our motto is: we will posi-.
lively not be under.sold, coupled with
the principle of quality first and then the
/ price. T., I, Greene & Co., Jewellers.
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The attention Of our readers is called
to the advertisement Of Philip Jagode &
Co., wool merchant of Philadelphia. The
firm has been doing business with the
Strak county wool growers the past two
seasons and has given good satisfaction
and the best that the PRESS can say fol
them is that the people who have dealt
with them in the past are ready to give
them their business again this season.
Glendive Review: Jack Serruys stop
ped off in Glendive last Friday on his re.
turc from Texas. where he has spent the
greater portion Of the past two years
looking after Pierre Wibaux's stock in
terests, and met old friends and acquain.
tances here. Mr.. Serruys said a large
number Of cattle from the Lone Stal
state would be shipped into Eastern
| Montana this week.
Alfred White returned from his Can
non Ball ranch this week and finds that
he has had a serious loss in cattle-prob'
ably greater than n individual loss in
the county. Mr.. White seems to think
that there were some mistakes made If
the handling Of his stock. However, he
puts on a cheerful face and says he car
only make the best of it now. Notwith
standing his loss of $4,000 or $1,000 Mr.
| White will have seven carloads of bee
to ship another fall.
While the gentlemen smoked ano
played whist at R. H. Johnson's stag
party Saturday evening the ladies hac
every whit as good a time at Mrs. W. L
Richards playing euchre. The part,
was arranged as a surprise to Mrs. Johr
Courtney and she appeared thorough,
surprised. About eleven o'clock the
ladies repaired to the spacious dining
room where a sumptuous repast wal
spread. Mrs. Currie and Mrs. Stickne,
won the most games. Mrs. Crowl playee
most lone hands and Mrs. ~Jeferies re
ceived the consolation gift.
On Tuesday c. F. Merry's assault Cast
came up befor Police Magistrate Ryan
Campbell 4 Field appearing for the de
iendant. Their motion for a dismissa
of the case on the ground that defendan
had paid a fine Of s22 was promptly de
MED. In fact, as oon as defendant
attorneys found that the fine wa
paid tor disturbing the peace, under cit,
ordinance, they did not care to ever
argue the motion. A change of venue
was taken to Justice Folsom, and th'
case is set tor April Io. Delay seems tt
be what Merry most desires.
Congre gational church, Rev H. '
kominger,, pastor. Morning service a
Io:45; 5. 5. and Bible class at IL; Iunio
Endeavor at 3, Young Peoples Meeting
at 6:3o p. m. Evening service 7:3o
Subject at lo45 "Alll Working AMI
Pulling Together,"-precede by a shor
sermon to the children. Subject at 7:3'
1.-THE First Cowboys of History and How
They Settled Their Dispute Abou
Range and Water" Specially adjourned
business meeting called for Wednesda.
evening, April a3rd. All members ant
friends Of the church urgently requested
to be at Sunday morning service and tn
midweek business meeting, because o
matters Of importance which are t o b.
acted upon.
Mrs. N. C. Lawrence and Mrs. Geo
Dobson entertained a large number o
<h.;r iadv friends Tuesdav afternoon