The Dickinson press., 1902-10-18

evening.
A carload of crockery just in al
Drenkcl's. Io-lS-tl
Fringed bed spreads at Scofeld's
from Size to $3.50. Io-4-ti
Mcbride & Baker have money to loan
on farm and city property. lo-II-tt
A full line of harness. saddles, hits,
spurs, etc, at f. J. Easton Zoos. o i,-tf
To Rcnt:-Furnished room, furnace
heated. Inquire of Harry Harleman. 1t
5. s. Sutherland returned Monday
from marketing a car OF cattle in Chica.
go.
The harvest festival south of Glad
Stone was very largely attended on Mon
day.
Mrs. Mn. NJ. Connolly went to Man
dan Tuesday night to visit at the home
OF Louis Connolly.
Postmaster J. c. Thompson went to
Fargo Tuesday evening to spend a week
with his son, Frank.
1t is said that Pat Mckinley will re
turn to Dickinson another season when
his Mandan hotel lease expires.
JeI Farrall was in from Cannon Bail
the first Of the week, but did not go to
Chicago with his cattle shipment.
Hans lessen returned last Saturday
night from a business trip north in the
Interest Of The Hub Cl"thing Co.
Joe Maicr, who has worked out south
tlIe pas, season, has returned east and
will teach school again at Kuhn, n. d.
Register McGiili,rav was up from
Bismarck the first of the week and drove
to his 'anch in company with VIM. Will
son.
Dir. K;cslAnd, the celebrated eye spc-
ciAlist who has visited our town for
many wears, will be at Dickinson Octo-
Der |, o -. o-2c-tf
Col. A. p. peake, president of the
Consolidated Coal Co., was in Dickinson
Tuesday evening in company with Supt.
!. NJ. Brady.
Lost white setter pup, with liver-col-
ored cars and spots, to name Of
Fred. Liberal reward for his return to
e. w. Conroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. O. Armstrong Game
in from the north IN Tuesday and will
remain as long as their father, Mr.. d. {.
Rowe, is in the city.
The cost of attending the Mankato
Commercial College is Is per cent less
than that at any tirst-class school. Send
Tor particulars.
Mrs. Richards will meet those wishing
10 join her class in painting Saturday
afternoon at Mrs. Walsh's, two blocks
east Of court house. Io-IS-lt
Services as usual next Sunday at St.
Johns church, except that there will be
no holy communion at s Il. m. This SER
vice will be discontinued during the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Smith will not
| spend the winter in Dickinson as was
first talked after they sold their Hebron
hotel. They have invested in 200 more
cattle and will winter at their ranch near
i}runCho.
Christ paulson of Wibaux was return
ing home Monday from the Brainerd
hospital, where his wife has been for d
.noElh or more. Mrs. Paulson is recov-
ring finely from an operation and will
return home shortly.
X. !. Turner, in Bismarck Tribunc:-
Political matters are looking all right in
Stark county. The republicans will win
out handsomely, Notwithstanding the de-
termined and unjustitied fight made up
on it by the enemy and some disappoint-
ed republicans.
Have d magnificent line of rings COM
ing, a bigger stock of everything in the
watch and jewelry line than was ever in
Dickinson. They will be sold at prices
that every one can afford. Wait for
their arrival. Watch, clock, spectacle
and jcwe.ry repairs.
+. (. Angliss,
l-I&-It ]cwelcr and Optician.
About three inches Of damp snow fell
Saturday night which made it very mud
.dy the first two or three days of this
week. Out north Of Dickinson it is re-
ported that nearly six inches OF snow
fell. 1t has al! disappeared and the
probabilities are that there will be many
weeks OF fine weather yet before winter
sets in.
Ma9daicne, wife OF Jacob Dolwig, died
on the 10th Of October. Deceased had
been d patient sufferer for a long time
She was the mother Of four children
one son and three daughters. The fun
crii services on Sunday were largely at
tended and were conducted by Rev. I
l.. Kabsteinek. The remains were laic
in the new st. Joseph's cemetery south
west Of Dickinson.
\ double wedding occurred at TIT
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher in Ha
zen, y. d., Oct. Q. MissSchafcr and Mr.
Jack Gallagher; Miss Alice Gallaghe
and Mr.. Mike Kelley were the par,ici
pants. a large number of friends wer'
present. Miss Katie Gallagher, a teach
or in the Mandan public schools and
sister OF the contracting parties, attend
ed. The presents were many and valu
able. All Of the parties have spentmos
Of their lives in North Dakota, and hav'
friends wherever they are known.
In about two weeks DR.. L. {. Smitl
will have the foundation of his hospita
building completed. A 3oo-barrel els
tern was put in this week and when al
, is completed the foundation will be COY
cred for the winter. Arrangements vii