The Dickinson press., 1902-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy De France OF Rich
ardton were Dickinson visitors this week.
Redmond Murphy has bought the Con.
molly horse ranch near Oakdale for $I3so.
MI. and Mrs. Hilliard are expected
back from Florida about the first OF May.
| is. Let's returned Wednesday after
moor from a business trip to Coal Har-
Dor.
I w. A. Heisler of Preseot, Arizona, il
the guest of his sister, Mrs. w. J. zim.
norman.
May Q will be arbor day when Gov.
White urges that Mckinley elms be
planted.
Mccoy & Senohr have received a
quantity Of garden seeds for free distri.
button.
Roadmaster E. D. Mccadam wants
people tolbe ready to work their poll tax
next Monday.
John Thompson brought in 4 car Of
stock the past week which he left in
charge of r. c. Hill.
Mrs. Robert Welsh, who had been
visiting in Dickinson, returned to Man.
dan last Saturday.
John Scott, Masonic lecturer, spent
Wednesday and Thursday nights with
the Dickinson lodges. ,
General Hughes has been in the city
during the past week. He recently re-
turned from Florida.
Mrs. S. L. Carroll and son Lawrence
went to Fairbault, Mimi, Wednesday
for a two-weeks' visit.
County surveyor r. S. Brookings was
out south last week making some sur
veys for billiard 4 Merry.
Thos. B. Fowler came up from Cas-
selton on Wednesday and will spend a
week or so with his wife here.
chas. Brislin went to Sterling Friday
morning to get his wife who has been
quite ill there for several days.
]. w. Pavliceh Of Oakdale 10 n of
the sheepmen who got through the win.
ter in good shape. He has 24oo.
F. V. Pavelicek, who has a sheep
ranch on Spring creek, 45 miles north Of
Dickinson, was in the city on Monday.
Just received another crate Of that
semi-porcelain tableware to give free
with cash purchases. currie & Co.
c. F. Standring Of Corwith. Iowa, re-
turned home on Tuesday, having again
visited his land holdings south of Dick
inson.
]. F. Brodie will move his family to
Dickinson for schooling but will hold
his residence:at the old stamping ground
at Lehigh.
Mrs. John Courtney and Miss Helen
left Tuesday evening tor an extended
visi, 10 Independence, Mo-, Mrs. Cour.
tney's old home.
Monday evening last the ladies Of the
Maccabees gave q pleasant social at the
home of Mrs. A. M. Lenneville in honor
of Mrs. Joe L%enneville.
Receiver J. Sutherland came u from
Bismarck this week and looked over
some land in the vicinity Of New Eng
land in which he has become interested
A reward will be given for the return
of a point lace handkerchief lost on Wed
nesday some where between H. L. Dick.
inson's and the undersigned. L. J. Dick.
inson.
Fargo Forum: S. D. Dostaler. opera.
tor at the N. P. telegraph Offices during
the past eight or nine months, has been
made an assistant at the Western Union
office.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Thompson enter
tanned Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Loui.
Schempf, who were on their way from
Montana to make their home again in
Fargo.
Operator N. Lee arrived this week
from st. Paul to take the position at the
Western Union office lately held by ]
w. Hudson. Mrs. Lee Is expected in
about q month.
Mrs. Ogilvie will give q health tall
explaining the viavi home treatment
in the parlors Of the St. Charles hote|
Saturday afternoon at 3p. m. All ladies
cordially invited.
Ned McCadam has sold his Hanna
ford street property for sIaoo, but thi'
does not mean that he is 70 leave Dick
inson. Mrs. McCadam will visit he,
folks in Mandan for a few weeks.
When others fail, try US. We nevel
fail in making that old watch, clock O
piece of jewelry like new. W. wan
your business; we want to get it by de
serving it. T.J. Greene & Co. Ie.t
Jacob Zimmsrman and SON John will
build their sheftp sheds larger the com
ing season. They had a loss Of II ant
hope to be able to avoid that much an
lother yearb v charging their enclosures
ThaasR Fowler and brother, who ar.
among the largest farmers in the Rec
River Valley. will plant a section and :
half of corn this year, and will try thu
experiment OF feeding steers for marke
next winter. l
The opera house directors held a meet
ing this week and settled with Osca
Skeen and E. A. Currie as lessees, thei
time having expired on the 18th Of thi!
month. Frank Kihm has the oper;
house for the ensuing year, payinga easl
rental of $500.
CT L. Merick, deputy commissioner o
school and institute lands, was in Dickln
son on Monday to attend to the leasing
of public landa. Aiarge number Of peo
01n u,Arn ~ fyNonr a. &o..ns. oa1 ~,