The Dickinson press., 1902-07-12

the Durrent-M Dowell nuptials.
MI. and Mrs. E. G. Bishop were in
from Gorham this week to look after
their wool sales. They sold at 15c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McKeever were
called to Langdon the frs, of the week
by the death of the formers mother.
The Sunday schools of the Conprega-
tional and Methodist churches will join
in a picnic at Ash coulie next Thursday.
Wanted, at once, middle aged lady for
housekeeper. Good salary. Call on or
address A. J.. Osborn, Dickinson, N. D.
7-I2-tf
A. c. Huidekoper came in from the
H T ranch on Monday and took the eve-
ming train Tor his home in Meadville, Pa.
Fall term of the Mankato Commercial
College, will. begin Sept. 2. If interest
ed in school work, send for catalogue.
DR.. Davis, assisted by DR.. Current,
performed a successful operation last
week on Mr.. and Mrs. Rundle's little
boy.
All farmers and ranchmen, now that
the grass is good, had better fall in line
and buy a vertical lit Mccormick
mower at Drenkels. 7-5-tf
J. d. Russell, who has a large band of
sheep at the mouth of Sand Creek, Bill
ings county, was in Dickinson tho first of
the week.
Frank Treat of Fargo, who recently
returned from the Masonic convention
in San Francisco, came out Thursday to
write some new Germania Life lns. ap-
plications.
School treasurer's reports published
this week are Norway, %Springvale Plum
Greek and Gladstone. Others that came
too late for this week will be publish
ed next week.
The Dickinson Fire and Pressed Brick
Works have shipped 10 cars of brick to
Glendale for the industrial school build
ing and another car of fire brick t Rob.
inson & Cary, dealers of St. Paul.
w. F. St. Clair Of Nashua, Iowa, ar
rived this week and has been making
Improvements on his homestead claim IN
section 20, 1907. Mr.. St. Clair is favor
ably impressed with this country.
A diamond bought right is as good an
investment as money in the banks. We
are in a position to offer exceptional
values in diamonds. Remember all
goods guaranteed. IT,. Greene 4 Co.
7-5-tf
Miss Margaret Porter, sister Of Con-
ductor J. X. Porter, was a guest in the
city this week. Miss Porter is a teacher
in the public schools at Anaconda and is
on her way to Pittsburg to spend her va
cation.
Elastic carbon paint will not crack,
blister or peel off; i. is waterproof. Can
be applied on tin-work, iron or wood.
The only paint for implements, ma
chinery. etc. For sale by White 4 Co.,
druggists. 7.l2-tf
]. P. Berringer and Harry A. Bailey,
have bought the Rau & Co. meat mar
ket. MI. Berringer has been a resident
of this city for some time and Mr.. Bailey
who comes from Pennsylvania, has had
Is years experience in the butcher bust
ness. He will bring his wife here as soon
as he can get a house.
Miss Maya. Bissett of Winona, Mimi,
Mrs. o. E. Buss and Mr.. W. T. Warren,
of Woodstock, MIMI, returned east Mon,
day evening. Miss Bissett completed the
purchase of the Schultz ranch, one of the
best in the country, and engaged Frank
Gates to look after the place which is to
be stocked with sheep.
E. Deffebach has been passing around
some unique pocket tape measures,
compliments Of Clay, Robinson & Co.
the big live stock commission firm Of
Chicago, represented in North Dakota
by our townsman above mentioned
Everybody has heard of Clay-Robinson
They take care of their customers, every.
where, and at all times, and Mr.. u. tells
US that they are prepared to take care Of
a lot of new ones that he is going to ge,
them this season.
The masons finished plastering the
NOR building the middle Of this week
and the carpenters are doing their work
as rapidly as possible. 1t is a hard mat
ter to get mill-work this season and this
fact is causing a few days delay. Mr.
Moir's building is a credit to the city
and everybody will say SO when it i:
completed. He has six fine rooms W
stairs and two good rooms on the frs
| floor in addition to the store.
Married, July 9, at the home Of his son
in-law, Mr.. Roy P. Hubbard, in Gler
Ullen, MI. Edward B. Partridge of New
England and Miss Susie DE Lee O.
Hudson, La. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Jas. Watt OF the Congre
gational church in the presence Of rela
tiyes and a few neal friends. The PRES!
editor has known Mr.. Partridge sine
1857 when he came out from Vernon
and is glad to join with his Stark ant
Hettinger county acquaintance in ex
tending congratulations.
IF A MAN LIE TO YOU,
And say some other salve, ointment
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