The Dickinson press., 1902-04-26

Tie brick plant vhistle 4 haeardseain.
Link Young, ] Cave Hill rancher. VA
IN the city this weelk.
I II you want i SIS whesl fos Sa5 buy
sihe Thomaa5reliable u Drenkers
Representative Mcclure came along
up with the landseekers Tuesday we
ming.
Olive. daskhter Of Mn. Henry Edgar.
his b,eeen, III with diph.heria the pass
week. ##
The cengresational society Is con.
ssidefinE plans ;for extensive repairs Of
fheir church. n
commissioner Geo. Leeis constructing
q telephoneline from his Gladstone home
10 his farm.
OK. Bagiey Of Taylor has moved 10
iSanbon where he has a hotel business
in view.
]. Freeman will entertain company
of his gentlemen friends Il whist this
Saturday evening.
Rev. I. L. Rabsteinek returned this
week from ) business trip % Wahpeton.
Grafton and Fargo.
Chief Of Police Carroll has = large
amount Q work 70 &c, the streets and
alleys cleaned up.
Justice Folsom d. setting out some
large shade trees in his yard south Of the
court house square.
d. S. Littlehales came down from
Helena Tuesday night TO get his family.
They returned Friday night.
Manager kim has secured Uncle
Toms Cabin for Saturday night. April
IS. Matinee in the afternoon.
]. F. Maier has returned from the
southwestern part Of the nate and will
take up ranching in this county.
VIM. Hol.on Dye, attorney for the
Northwestern Ranching Co. was out
from indianapolis Tor q day this week.
Just received another crate Of that
semi-porcelain tableware to give free
with cash purchases. CurTie & Co.
4-,o-tt
This week several loads Of lumber
were taken to the Cannon Ball for huiid.
'ings which the Rainy Butte Land Co. are
erecting.
This week the Dickinson Fire &
Pressed Brick Works are loading fire
brick for Minneapolis and facing brick
for Bismarck.
Mrs. NC. Brown aud children of Glad
stone are due to leave tonight for Michi.
gan, called thither by the illness Of Mn.
BIS mother.
Two parties we're arrested this week
by the chief of police for dumping gar
bage in places other than those pre-
scribed by the city.
We invite competition. Get every.
body else's prices before you get ours.
If we can't save you money, don't buy
from us. T. J. Greene & Co. 4-a6-tf
Col. Howell, one Of the old timers and
in territorial days editor Of the Argus
for a time, was in the city this week, re.
turning from a trip to the Coast.
w. b. Howe, as agent for the Royal
Tailors, has been mailing some interest.
ing booklets-"Ths Rulers Of the World"
the past week.
A MI. Kewake. Of Bismarck has come
to Dickinson to locate. He is carpen.
ter and has the contract for the G. R.
Wannamecher house.
J.P. Moon Of Billings county says that
fortunately he had not gotten around to
contribute to the Little Missourian and
now he Is that much ahead.
We discount our bills; are always get
ting hold of some good cash bargains,
and give u customers the benefit. T.
j. Greene & Co, Jewellers. 4-76-tf
Attorney Patterson Of Bismarck was
en- route to Sentinel Butte on Wednes.
day to meet the Missouri Slope Land &
Investment l~andseekers.
On "wednesday G.. r. Wannemacher
had a party Of %landseekers from the east
who went out south to look over the
Rainy Butte Land Co. land.
Manager Frank Kihm is getting up a
handsome opera house program for the
present year which will contain the cards
Of the leading business firms Of the city
We want your trade as 1 business
proposition. We give you the best goodl
at-the best prices and hope to merit your
patronage. IT,. Greene & Co, Jewel
ers. 4.76-n
LA. Simpson vent east Monday nigh,
to meet 4 carload Of landseekers who
were en-. route to Sentinel Butte. The
special = passed through Dickinson
Tuesday afternoon.
John McHugh returned from Brainerd
last week to his home in Bismarck ant
will be back to Dickinson soon to resum,
work with the railroad company. Hi,
knee is all right now.
Lieut.. r.. c. Toy and d.. p. C. Hutton
Of Fort Keogh were in the city on Wed
nesday tor the purpose Of getting U. S
cavalry recruits. They enlisted q fev
here, mostly strangers.
Two work trains are in the servic,
west Of Dickinson and on Saturday tn
steam shovel will be started at Sull,
Springs. Two more work trains will b,
put on at this time also.
x. ]. Moore who wa out with th.
Frank Brennan sheep for % hours dur
ing the March storm. was in Dickinsol
this week. Mr.. Moore says he does no