The Dickinson press., 1902-05-31

j. X. MOODY ~ Sister, MISE LARK
were down from Medora this week.
VIM. N. Crist who has been SO seri
ously i'll with pneumonia, was in the cit,
this week.
The interior Of the Congrega
tional church is being repapered and re
painted.
Postmaster sperbe1 Of oakdale wa.
in Dickinson this week t6r the first time
in two years.
Capt. l.. P. Baker Of Bismarck was in
Dickinson last Saturday consulting with
his ranch manager, Ira Inghram.
Roy Hevener left Thursday morning
for Vinton, Iowa, where he will spend
the summer with his grandmother.
We have a few street hats left and
will close them out below cost on Satur.
day-one day only. Hawkinson & Cole.
5-3I-l,
Chas. Bartholomew, who was here last
year, has bought a farm a short distance
from Chicago, just over the line in In
diana.
c. M. Dinsdale has rented the H. c.
Christensen house all furnished, which
he will occupy with his family from the
first of June.
l.. D. Dohrmann, who returned from
the hospital about three weeks ago, is
not able to do much work yet, but is
gaining every day.
c. c. Mead has been summoned as a
United States grand juror for the term
OF court which will convene in Fargo on
the 10th of June.
1t is reported that a rancher living at
the mouth of Timber creek, on the Dor.
der of the reservation, suffered quite a
loss from the cyclone last week.
Conductor and Mrs. ]. c. Haskin have
been visiting west the past week and
took in Salt Lake City on the trip. Miss
Lou Arnctt accompanied the party.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Kennedy Of South
Heart were down to see their daughter
graduate and attended the banquet which
followed the exercises atthe opera house.
]. A. Currie has been at Haley for two
weeks looking after the Currie & Co.
store while Joe Gaunt came to Dickin-
son to see about some business matters.
Col. ALT. White, John Leask and J. r.
Stewart were summoned on the United
States petit jury and went to Fargo the
first OF the week to attend Judge Ami
don's court.
Manager Hughes went to Glendive
again Monday evening. He has IS men
working on the electric light plant there
and will be ready to turn on lights with.
in a short time.
Commissioner Lee: Grain came up
evenly this year and is looking very
good. We had a breakdown in the
Touring mill this week but we will be
grinding again IN a day or two.
Miss Mary HOLSTER went to Fargola last
Friday evening to attend convocation
and visit for week. She will spend a
portion of her vacation in Valley City
with her sister, Mrs. A. p. Peake.
Monday evening the last of the Dick
inson teachers left on their vacation.
Miss Nellie Cruden went to La Moure,
Miss Mile Brown to Minneapolis, and
Miss Ella Burnham to Hillsboro.
On Monday the following shearing
crew started south for the VIM. Vans.
ley ranch: Dominick Vranna, Martin
Knudson, Nuns Monson, Knute Knutson,
Frank Kosteleckey and Andy Shipley.
A deputy U. S. marshal went out to
Medora a few days since and served an
injunction on the county officials restrain
ing them from selling the Mcdaniel
sheep. The hearing is set for June 7, in
Fargo.
The Fargo papers said that Mrs.
Hughes singing there last week brought
the house down. On the 18th of June
Mrs. Hughes will. return to Fargo to
sing for the state encampment OF the
G.. A. r.
Misses Mary and Madge Crowley &c.
companied their father home Monday
Miss Madge gained while in St. Pau,
and is much better in many ways. Her
physician has ordered her out camping
for the summer.
Miss Katie McClements, who had
been spending a few days with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McClements
of Richardson, was en- route to Mile:
City on Monday, and was met at thu
depot here by her sister Mrs. c. F. .Hig
gins.
Miss Agnes Couture is spending TIVE
weeks with Miss Sadie Messy at he
home in Linden, Wyoming, where the,
went the first of the week. Miss Coutur'
will spend the remainder of her three
months vacation with her sister in Colo
RADIO.
Ed. R. Bonney came from Gladston
the first of the week to take the nigh
shift on one of the N. P. pumping sta
tons here. Mr.. Bonney has had charg
of the Gladstone station the past 81
months and will return to his old jo
after a few weeks.
Mr.; and Mrs. J. Crosthwaite have bee
spending the month of May at thei
sheep ranches out north. They wi
probably return to Dickinson today c
tomorrow, and on Monday next Mr.
Crosthwaite will go to Fargo to be in a
tendance as a grand assembly officer {
the Rebekah order.
L. N. Cary, the Mandan real. estat
man, was in Dickinson last Saturda.
having returned from Sentinel Butt
where he had sold a tract of land. M