The Dickinson press., 1902-07-05

Curry, we're in from Oakdale this week.
H. P. Dinius of Richardton has the
mail contract from that place to Marshall.
Wanted-housekeeper; middle aged
lady preferred. Jas. Birch, Dickinson.
6-28.tf
H. Curliss was in from the south the
past week to get a wagon. and ranch
supplies for haying.
R. ]. Craig recently returned from
Washburn and other places east Of the
river where he had horses scattered.
Next Monday Roquette Bros. will have
their opening sale as will be seen by
their announcement in this issue.
The Richards & Pringle's Minstrels
will presents mammoth bill Of merry
minstrelsy at the opera house July II.
Mrs. and Mrs. ]. E. Phelan arrived
from Fargo last Saturday and are now
settled in the Wilde house on Sims street.
There was a heavy rain Thursday
morning between Bel6eld and Glendive
that delayed the passenger train an hour.
Paul Koch sacked wool for Crosth-
waite & Metcalf and it is said that they
we're the heaviest sacks that came in
from the north.
The Bloomer Girls won every ball
game in North Dakota but the score of
their Glendive game stood 6 to 7 in favor
of the local nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Martin, of Little
Falls, Mlnn., who had been visiting
relatives at Sentinel Butte, were cast
bound passengers on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle vent. out to the
Geo. Burgess ranch neal Medora on
Tuesday to visit for two weeks. Miss
Ruth had just returned from a visit at
Glendive.
Fred and Frank Roquette have been
busy this week invoicing and getting
their stock of goods in shape at the old
Freeman stand Their opening sale will
occur next Monday.
Mesdames McKeever, Leonberger and
William Carroll formed a trio who drove
to the Kildeer Mountains Thursday,
where they will spend the 4th and recre.
ate a few days.
J. w. Currie returned from Grand
Forks Tuesday night. He was accom-
panied as far as Valley City by Mrs.
Currie and Miss Oracle, who will be
home the last of this week.
Commencing on the 4th, the mail for
Rock Springs and Halliday will leave
Taylor or Fridays and Mondays, return
ing the following days. Stan Sattler has
the contract at s728 per year.
J. W. Silver was in from the south dur
ing the past week to buy a mower and
get supplies for haying. Owing to
the heavy rains it took Mr.. Silver
the best part OF a week to make this
trip.
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 & Co.
7-5-tf
John Dobson, Charles Rock and P.
Needham are now full ledged engineers
and made their first runs on the road
during the past week. F. w. Hevener
has also successfully passed the en-.
gineer's final examingtion.
The organization of the Dickinson Gun
Club has been made permanent and will
o conduct regular field days. J. P,
Jingle is president of the organization,
A M. Pomeroy treasurer and custodian
OF property, and Homer Davis secretary,
Jim Goldesberry's shearing crew ha,
been at Theodore HAYES since Tuesday.
Their mex place will be at the Egan
ranch near South Heart. A. L. Hougan
had to leave the crew Wednesday on &C.
count OF a bad hand.
Miss Mary Bissett and relatives from
Winona, Mimi, arrived on Tuesday
Miss Bissett has bought the Henry
Schultz ranch which she will stock with
sheep. She has had experience in this
business and with a we'll appointed ranch
like the Schultz place ought to do we'll
The marriage of Mr.. Harry Easton
and Miss Edith Birch took place Thurs
day evening, July 3, at the home of the
groom's parents. Rev.. H. Dobbyn per
formed the ceremony in the presence Of
relatives and friends. The happy young
couple have the best wishes of man,
Dickinson friends. They leave on the
| 9TH for a trip to Milwaukee.
J. E. Phelan has bought a building site
on the southeast corner of Hannaford
and North streets. in the Manning &
Hilliard addition. The rock are being
hauled and as 500 as MIR. Phelan car
get his plans from Hancock Bros. o.
Fargo the carpenters will commence OF
his new residence which is to be modern
in all its appointments.
A new time card will go into effect OF
Sunday. So far as known there will b,
no change in the running time of pas
senger trains from the east. Train No
4, from the west, which arrives now in
the morning, will arrive about $40 in tn
afternoon; and train No. z, the Nortl
Coast Limited from the west, will arriv'
at about II p. m.
1t is with pleasure that we are agail
permitted to bring the name of the Man
kato Commercial College before our read
ers. This school is the largest and bes
equipped business college in the west
and offers courses of study that canno
be equalled. We unhesitatingly recon-
mend it to all who are seeking a busi
ness or shorthand education. The beau