The Dickinson press., 1902-02-15
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49,. DlCAluSOu ud0 q HuG ScIsOI muSt-
cal glasses.
John Harnden was up from Antelope
the first o the week.
Arthur Tollefson made a business trip
to Hebron on Tuesday.
The Denver Express at the opera
house Saturday night. Feb. IS.
G. Van Solen has been granted a di.
vorce from his wife at Mandan.
The B. of FL F. dance will take place
at the opera house Friday night, Feb. II,
Geo. Beingheimer has been reap.
pointedlndian agent at Standing Rock.
Have a telephone placed in your resi-,
dence. 1t only costs 3H cents per day
2-I5-3,
Fred Turner was sick for a few days
the first of the week, but is. able to be on,
again.
If you wan the latest in wall paper,
call on c. E. Dickinson, the paper hang.
er. 2-Is-a,
Arthur Well. late from the east, and
Lew Morris were up from Gladstone on
Monday.
D. w. Ryder of Portland, N. d., was
en- route Tuesday to his Bel6eld horse
ranch.
Miss Katherine Coleman was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris and Miss
Gunter, of Medora, the first of the week.
Be sure and call up No. : for anything
you wan in fresh or salt meats, fish,
groceries and all kinds Of provisions.
I-I8-tl
Q. NJ. Rowley, who has been in tho
livery business with w. H. Carroll the
past year, is getting ready to go to Kan.
sas City.
There will be a dime social at the
Congregational church next Tuesday
night. Refreshments will be served and
a literary and musical program rendered.
B. Lepper Of Antelope was in Dickin.
son this week and after attending to his
other business wrote a few applications
for the Mutual N Y. Life Ins. Co. tol
which he is agent.
When the Hughes Electric Co. install
their new plant in Glendive they will
also install a telephone exchange. Work
will be commenced as soon as the wealth.
er gets a little warmer. /.
The school entertainment 1uesda,
night was a great success. A large house
greeted the pupils and the people were
handsomely entertained for an hour and
a half. The net proceeds were $685..
The wool-growers elected P. B. Wick
ham Of Glen Ullin presiden>, aud E. H.
Wilson vas retained as secretary and
treasurer. {. H. Merry Of Dickinson
was named as one Of the committeeman
A Jamestown paper speaks of VI. l.
Parker and daughter Lucille as return
ing from Fargo where both were success
fully operated on for appendicitis. They
were TO return to Fort Yates this week
Anton Anderson wrote from Nurwa,
On the 2lst of January that he expected
to be IN New York, via the White Line
of steamers, on the 18th of February, and
would arrive home in Belield a little
later.
In the Bismarck land Office II reser
voir claims were filed during January
Jas. G. Saunders, clerk OF the court fol
Stark county, having taken the largcs,
number of filings of any individual ir
the district.
A MI. Bennett and family arrived a,
Gladstone from Missouri recently an6
are living on the old Mitchell place
They brought 80 head of cattle. Two
other families came out with the Ben
netts and it is said that several familie.
are coming from Missouri in the spring
We don't make the absurd claim tina
we grind your lenses while you wait, bu'
we have a thorough knowledge Of optic.
and as fine a set of instruments as cal
be found in the state. We absolutel,
guarantee you correct work and s~atisfac
ton. T. j. Greene & Co., Opticians ane
Jewellers. 2-I5-l
Joe Barlow Of Ripon, Wis, and VIM
Lockwood of Edgerton, Mimi, hav,
bought two townships of railroad Ian,
southeast of Dickinson. Some of tn,
land is within 8 miles Of the city. l
takes in considerable of the territor
around Chas. Colgrove's place.
The Davis orchestra will furnish must
for the B. L. F. ball February 2Is,
which is a guarantee that it will be tn
best-and the boys will see that you ar
entertained properly as regards dancing
They.seldom give a ball. and the peopl
should turn out in large numbers.
An action has been brought in Me,
Ger county to test the constitutionalit
of the law of 1891 which changed til
boundaries of certain counties. in til
western part of the state. 1t was sur
posed that the Schaffner case woul
cover this point of law, but it is elaine
now that it did not. The testimony wa
recently taken before r. NJ. futile a
referee.
General Hughes went to Chicago a fe'
Il DAYS since IN iOin Mrs HUGHES an