The Dickinson press., 1902-01-04

Mrs. H. Swanson visited in Mandan
last week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lee of Gladstone is visit
ing in Michigan.
]. H. Lavine has gone to Connecticut
for a few weeks visit.
Miss Dora Address Of Sentinel Butte
is visiting at Downing, Wis.
w. B. Howe has been papering and
painting his house throughout.
VIM. Badger was in the city this week
consulting with local stockmen.
Mrs. Harry Hagerman and son Eddie
visited two days in the city last week.
MI. and Mrs. P. J. Pelissier Of Medora
were IN route to jamestown on Monday.
Miss.Gracie currie has been in Man
dan this week the guest of Miss Bessie
Nichols.
Mrs. Ed. Dodd and daughter Ethel
have gone to Ontario, Canada, to visit
until spring.
Frank Stone: At our ranch IS miles
north of Sentinel Butte cattle and sheep
get good grazing.
Auditor Ed. Foley and States Attorney
Denniston, Of Medora, were en- route to
Bismarck on Monday.
Mrs. E. !. Calkins and daughter and
mother, of Tacoma, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Dickinson of this city.
1t thawed a little on New Years, just
enough to spoil the sleighing on the
streets, but it has been colder since.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Donnolly, OF
Bismarck, was in the city last Saturday,
the guest Of Mayor and Mrs. Manning.
VIM. Vredenburg drove in from Cor
ham to South Heart this week and said
that he found travelling poor on the
prairie
Miss Madge Crowley returned to her
school in the Medora district last Satur-
dav, having had a weeks vacation in
Dickinson.
Mrs. Sarah Reid is suffering from
heart and bronchial asthma trouble. HeI
| condition was considered critical or
Thursday.
Parker & Co. distributed boxes o.
| choice California figs among their patrons
Monday morning which it is needless tc
say were fully appreciated.
Commissioner Lee vas in Dickinson
the first OF the week, accompanied b,
his daughter Hazel, who remained a few
DAYS to take music lessons of Mrs. DR.
Davis.
Beisigl Pete was in from the H ]
ranch the first of the week to get som
medicine for a sick person. Pete sale
he found the snow quite deep in places
south.
1t was discovered the first of this wee|
that Paul Koch's little daughter who i
stopping at Charlie Rocks in Soutl
Dickinson had diphtheria. DR.. Perkin'
was called early and the child is reported
as doing nicely.
The Gladstone Roller Mills have sen
out during the past few days artistic cal
endars that will keep n posted or 1901
please the eye and remind one that tn
Gladstone mills-a county industry-turl
out the best -four in the world.
Among the new subscribers to tn
Hughes telephone exchange which will
appear on the new January card, are
]. c. Thompson, E. E. Hagan, Free
Wilson, ]. P. Tingle, w. D. Keeney
Henry Belcher, ]. F. Parish, A. r. Grow
J. K. Porter, c. F. Wilde, J. A. Flynn
all residences; Lyons livery stable an
the Coe commission Office.
Under the cloak Of "lease" the Ma
tional Live Stock Association has intro
duced a bill in Congress which if above
to become a law would have the effect {
placing all the small stockmen at til
mercy Of a few wealthy and inAuentia
s.ockmen. The Stockgrowers Journ;
of Miles City characterizes the bill as
nefarious scheme to gobble up all tn
public lands and throw the little fellow
out altogether. The PRESS has no ide
that the bill will be passed, but it will /
we'll for our stockmen to write their rel
resentatives in Congress.