The Dickinson press., 1902-05-31
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Wills NoEred came, down with tho
Arnett shipment.
Mrs. Curry and son Alb. were sin.from
the north this week. WI !
Andrew Jepson, a cattleman from the
south, was in Dickinson this week.
John Skeen was in Junction City,
Mont, when he wrote last.
A.son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Lawhead of Gladstone, on the 26th;:.' ,
Oats 45c per bushei al Mandan Mer-
camille Co. 5-J,-a
Mrs. c. F. Wilde and Miss Bessie plan
to spend the coming week with Mandan
friends.
Register McGillivray was called to
Canada this week by the illness Of his
mother.
DR.. &C. Smith has announced himself
as a candidate for the Office of school
director,
Geo. Drenkel has been confined to his
home for about two weeks with rheuma-
tism.
Frank Kick, L. RAIDER, Fred Schafer
and Ralph Kemble, of Taylor, were in
the city this week.
w. H. Pearl of Lewiston, Maine, ar
rived in the city the past week to visit
his uncle, c. H. Pearl.
f. G.. Paddock, who sold his horses
out to Jack McCarty recently, expects
soon to occupy his Dickinson residence
again -
On Tuesday J.. A. Hart was given a
work train at New Salem, making eight
work trains now between Mandan and
Glendive.
r. c.. Hill, city assessor returns the
assessable property of Dickinson at
$3.50, 1906. a slight increase over last
years return.
You can get your wool insured, after
it has been stored in warehouses or R.
R. cars, at the Press Agency. Come in
and see about it. 5-31-2
The Misses Minnie and Ruth Partridge
and Master Joe, of Minneapolis, arrived
Wednesday. They will spend the sum-
mer with their brother Ed.
]. H. Waggener who is building, the
Sentinel Butte hotel, was home on Thurs
day. He said that they would be ready
for Frank Mott, plasterer,in a day ortwo.
The new shearing. plant at Sentinel
Butte the first to be operated in the state,
will be ready for businsss today. Some
10000 sheep fare toSb be sheared at this
plant this season. 4
The hustling people of Sentinel Butte
are arranging for a grand celebration on
the 4th. The new hotel will be COM
pleted then and will afford the best of
accommodations for all.
E. l.. Sco6eld will be a candidate for
the nomination of treasurer before the
county convention in Gladstone or the
10th of June. His opponents will likely
be John Leask and Guy De France.
A Sanborn correspondent says: "Mr.
Rich, pastor of the Congregational
church, has resigned on account of ill
health. We are very sorry Mr.. Rich and
family are going to leave us.
The train going west Wednesday after
noon was just packed with landseekers.
Mr.. Hunter Of the Missouri Slope Land
& Investment Co., was aboard with IL
men who were bound for Sentinel Butte,
In Newport school district a special
election was held recently to vote on the
proposition of moving school house No.
2, at the old Pearl place, to a. point one
and one-half miles east. The proposition
carried, the vote standing u to 8.
Forum: A wire from Hays, Kans.,
announces that DIR. &C. Young Of Dick
inson, N. D., has just received the ap.
pointment on the surgical staff OF the
Cook County Hospital, and is en- route to
Chicago to take up this important work.
J. c. F. Parker was out to the Parker
Bros. cattle ranch this week where he
found things in good shape 3nd the best
grass he ever saw the list Of May.
Arthur and Charlie are to spend the
summer at the ranch, each having a pony
and. saddle to amuse themselves with.
The school clerks of the various dis
tricts are publishing notices of the an.
nual elections which are to take place
on Tuesday. the 18TH of June. In the
Dickinson district two directors are to be
elected in June-one for three years and
one for n year. A treasurer tt serve for
two years is also to be elected. DR..
%Stickney's term as director expires this
year and the resignation of D. S. Little.
hales makes the one-year vacancy:
Extensive improvements are to BIZ
made this summer on the J. L. Brown
store. Cords Of rock are being haulec
and placed on the lot south Of the store
and in a few weeks excavations will b.
, commenced for the basement. Sine
Mr.. Riessbeck has given his undivided
attention to the Brown & Co. store ther.
' lave been many noteworthy changes
and those of our readers who have no
had occasion to visit the store re
Gently should stop in and. note some O
the improvements.
i Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Phelan have de
: cided to return to Dickinson and will oc
cupy the Wilde residence on Sims stree
after the 10th of June. AS many Of tn
PKEss readers know, Mr.. Phelan ha
extensive cattle interests in %the~countr
north and south of Dickinson, requiring
E much of his time in the summer Furthe
. than this, Charlie has a permanent posi-
e tion in the First National bank of thi
city, and Miss Ruth has just completes