The Dickinson press., 1902-07-19
Commissioner Meithe was down from
Medora this week.

MedOra this week.
Henry Jennings Of Taylor was in
Dickinson on Thursday.
Miss Nellie Romeo, of Mandan, is in
the city this week, the guesto of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Berry and Mrs. Geo.
Hughes were in Glendive the past week.
The 18th was the 22nd anniversary of
the marriage of MI. and Mrs. ]. P.
Tingle.
Mrs. c E. Gregory and Miss Lillian
kim left Thursday evening for Wis
cousin.
David Roberts has been engaged for
another year as %janitor OF the high school
building.
Eleven cars of cattle which had been
fed during the winter were shipped from
Fallon on Thursday.
A young policeman arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll on Friday
morning. July 18th.
The Methodist and Congregations
people had an ideal day Thursday for
their picnic at Ash coulie.
Agents wanted; s85 per month; work
easy; secure territory. Address J. w.
Gilbert, State Agent, New Salem, N. D.
7-l9-4t
Ed. ]. Berry has taken a 5 years lease
of the Yellowstone hotel in Glendive.
Mr.. Berry will take possession the first
of January.
E. A. Gray, of the Northwestern, says
that he expects Mr.. Nash will look after
live stock shipments from this point this
| season.
lone, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Campbell, will give a party Saturday
after noon, the occasion being her 9Th
birthday.
WI. Eaton was down this week and
joined the grocers association. The
PRESS understands that Mr.. Eaton is to
open a store at the Custer Trail ranch.
Engineer Elmer Hagan and his father.
in-law, Mr.. Remington, are making a
tour of the National Park. Mrs. Rem
ington is with her daughters in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Perkins and Miss Fife
Current returned from Minneapolis on
Wednesday. DR.. Arthur Current and
his bride go to Washington via the G.
N.
A number of the merchants from the
outside were in Wednesday, among the
number being Fred Koesel, Joe Killer,
Herman Leutz, Andrew Jopp and J. A.
Ferris.
John, Davis will the erec-
ton at once of a house on Hannafcrd
street just north Of Charlie Bakke's place.
The house when completed will be &C.
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hender-
son, of Richardton.
Miss Florence Spears, who has given
such excellent service at the postofice,
has resigned on account of her health.
Her place has been taken by Miss Rosa
O'Donnell of Hawley, Mimi, who has
had several years experience in the post
Office business.
A tramp by the nam Wuttke who had
been employed at T. H. Brien's
ranch stole a horse, saddle, rifle and re-
volvcr the first of the week and started
for Dickinson. Rolin came in from his
work and found the things missing, He
saddled a horse and followed the thief
to town where he was arrested and taken
before Police Magistrate Ryan. He
waived examination and was lodged in
Jail awaiting the next term of court.
Justice J. A. McGregor of Sentinel
Butte held court in Medora the first of
the week and settled a neighborhood
quarrel between some foreigners living
in the northeastern part of Billings
county. A dog which had been doing
damage in a band of sheep had been
killed by the owner of the flock and the
owner of the canine thought he had a
criminal case against his neighbo:. After
hearing the evidence Justice McGregor
dismissed the case and charged the costs
against the plaintiff, who paid and went
home, presumably a wiser man.
Another week will close up the wool
business for this season. The Mcdaniel
clip Of over 100000 pounds is expected
down from Belfeld any day and there is
some more to come in from the south
and possibly a little yet from the north.
Nichols, Dupee & Co. are taking between
100000 and 100000 pounds this year and
VIM. Jackson about the same quantity.
Justice, Bateman & Co. are taking around
100000 pounds by purchase and consign-
ment; Philip, Jagode & Co. have taken
quite a large amount, also Frank & Co..
~. Koshland 4 Co. and a little scattering,
Our wool growers aeem to be quite well
satisfied with the prices received this
year, which have ranged betweed 10 and
l5c.
The Co. K. boys returned Wednesday
. evening, much refreshed by their camp
ing, which, in some respects, was quite
different from what they had expected.
They all speak highly of Devils Lake
and the Chautauqua grounds. Fulton
:, Burnett, who acted as %regimental
sergeant major, had the pleasure of meet
, ing several of his old comrades who
: served with him in the Philippines, anc
the same was also the case with Lieut.
Freeman, Geo. Dollard and others. Ii
the absence of Adjutant A. J.. Osborn, +
E. Smith, Of the grid U. S. infantry, nov
stationed at Fort Thomas, KY, acted as
battalion adjutant for Major LII Frame
battalion. Smith served as End lieuten
ant Of Co. X in the Philippines.
y, The buffalo and Wild West show gav'
two good performances in Dickinson las