The Dickinson press., 1902-08-23
1t rained hard Friday morning.
Boys Kneepants justin, the Hub.

&C Simpson was in for supplies this
week.
c. E. Dickinson has gone to the Twin
Cities for a visit.
The Lenneville boys lost another
horse this week.
Rev. ]. H. Dobbyn held services in
Medora this week.
Conductor Gotta has bought the E. H.
Kinsey place north of him.
If you want two months tuition free,
write the Mankato Commercial college,
Mankato, Minn., for catalogue.
Mrs. R. ]. Turner has been named as
one of the assistant superintendent of
woman's department of the state fair at
Mandan.
For quick time, Mrs. c. S. Langdon's
return from Boston-2,ooo miles-in 20
hours, is about the best on record. Her
stop-over in Chicago was but 2 minutes.
Put a little Force" into yourself every
morning; it will do you good-the new
breakfast food. No cooking required.
At Scofeld's. I8c a package or ; for
soc. 7-1o-tf
Ed. Bonney of Gladstone was in the
city between trains on Monday to see if
the Dickinson board would no like
some OF the Thomas Kane & Co. school
furniture.
The three-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rock died the morning of the
18th of cholera infantum. Services were
conducted in the afternoon by Rev. T.
L. Rabsteinek.
Capt. H. Siverts is building a dwelling
house at Taylor and was in Dickinson
this week to get a painter. Mr.. Siverts
is a rancher and will move into town in
order to school his children.
DR.. Gartley's dates for Medora are
August IS and rs. He will go up the
evening of the oath and will be in Senti-
mel Butte on the 27th. People wanting
dental work should make a tote OF this.
D. S. Alley, head clerk at the A. T..
Crowl u Co. store, left Saturday for
Prince Edward Island. Mr.. Alley is to
be married to one of the fair young
maidens Of his old home, which will be
good news to Mr.. Alleys Dickinson
friends.
For hot weather lunches, Currie & Co.
have beef, ham, and veal loaf, Hamburg
err steak, pigs feet, lunch.tongue, sliced
beef in glass jars, corn beef, Vienna sau-
sage, potted-turkey, ETC., ETC., all in cans,
and can be made ready for the table in
FIVE minutes. Buy some. S-l6-tf
Col. A. P. Peake, a member of the State
Normal board at Valley City, is pleased
that Miss Anderson of jamestown has
been secured for the Dickinson schools,
as she is one of their graduates and a
very fine teacher in the opinion of Mr..
Peake.
Marie Hughes, Collie Litch and Flea
nor Davis gave a little circus perform
ance last Friday night and some of the
feats we're quite remarkable, especially
the horseback riding and the concert
part.
Miss Mabel Spencer has engaged to
teach a four-months' term OF school in
the Alpha district north Of Gladstone.
The term commences Sept. Ist and Miss
Spencer will board with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee.
All parties, who are indebted to US by
note or account that is past due, are re-
quested to pay up, as we require the
money to pay our indebtedness. Don't
overlook it.
8-16-tf Currie & Co.
In connection with the festival, which
Rev. T. L. Rabsteinek is arranging
there will be a voting contest to deter
mine the most popular young lady of
the city, the winner to receive a fine gold
watch, donated by F. {. Angliss.
Robert L. Davidson, the new school
principal, shipped his household goods
from Merriam Park on Friday and will
arrive in Dickinson with his wife and
child next Tuesday morning. Mr. David
son is very anxious to secure a small
house at once
This week F. c. Angliss sold his resi-
dence property on Hannaford street to
J.. J. Freeman for $1,000. Mr.. Freeman
sold the property to Con Hill, who will oc-
cupy the house within a short time. Mr..
Angliss tells the PRESS that he expects
to build a fine brick cottage the coming
spring.
H. F. Rau, formerly of Dickinson, is
harvesting a large peach crop at his Elk
Horn farm in Rogers, Ark. He expects
1000 crates this season, and samples,
which MIR. Rau recently sent to relatives
in Dickinson, indicate that the quality
Of his fruit is OF the very best. MIR. Rau
IS also in the poultry business and his
circulars read, H. f. Rau & Sons"
Mrs. Lydia Richards of Sentinel Butte
has been engaged to teach n OF the
south side rooms. Mrs. Richards
is a Normal graduate who taught Tor
several years in the Lincoln, Nebraska,
schools. Last year she taught in the St.
Paul schools, later taking up a home
stead adjoining the Missouri Slope Land
& Investment Co. townsite at Beach.
The Dickinson people were all glad
this week to know that J. F. Parish had
been promoted. Ten years ago, about
the time the dispatchers were taken to
| Glendive, he was acting in the same ca
pacity in the same building. The re-
turn If T a Hickman also was gratltv-