The Dickinson press., 1902-09-27
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Needham on the 22nd.
DR.. H. A. Davis and Miss Florence
are expected home today.
A daughter was born on the 24th to
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Long.
Mrs. c. E. Trask went to Maine Tues.
day night to spend the winter.
Mrs. J. M. Carroll returned Wednes-
day afternoon from Minnesota.
Billy Heisor received a consignmentot
geese, Guinea pigs, etc., this week.
Miss Edna Sco6eld returned to Chicago
this week to resume her art studies.
A full line Of harness, saddles, bits,
spurs, ETC., at f. ]. Easton & Co.'S. o.l3-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson, of
Sentinel Butte, were in Dickinson on
Friday.
C.S Langdon has bought the Pisha
stock of ]. E. McCoul and l.. A. Simp-
son.
The Prudential Lie Insurance Co,
have appointed c. F. Merry district
manager.
Mrs. A. P. Folsom visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Beidler, in Glendive
this week.
AT Ray, near Williston, they have not
succeeded in getting water and are down
$50 feet.
Frank Treat, state agent for the Ger
mania Life Ins. Co., came in from the
east Thursday evening.
The celebrated w. B. corsets at SEQ
fields. Only sI.oo each and full salts
faction in every case. 9-27-tf
Doc. Blalock, foreman for James Con-
verse, has adopted Jesse Maxwell, the
little nephew of Mrs. E. Deffebach.
B. S. Russell OF jamestown conducted
services on Sunday at the Episcopal
church, in the absence of the rector.
l.. F. Crawford went to Fargo Sunday
and expected to return to Valley City in
time for the Congregational state meet
ing.
If you have any friends who expect to
attend business college, have them write
to the Mankato Commercial college for
c%atalogue./
Heavy shifting Aannels, 4oc. per yd.;
outing fannels, 7 to Ioc. per yd.; extra
heavy Klondyke outing, I2Kc. to l5c. at
Scoheld's. o-27-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Partridge, OF Bill
lings, Mont, passed through Dickinson
Wednesday night en- route to the Twin
Cities.
Sample line of heavy blanket shawls
at Sco6eld's, from $3.50 to $3.50. These
prices are fully IS per cent under real
value. o-27-tf
This week quite a lot of wheat has
been marketed at the Lyon elevator in
Dickinson. the price ranging from 81 to
sac. per bushel.
FL Easton & Co. will sell you a good
handmade harness or saddle, in fact
anything in the harness and saddlery
line, at prices that can't be beat. OH If
A rattle-snake was reported killed on
Rocky Butte Sunday by the son of H. C..
Anderson. If the r~attlers are there
again the children will picnic elsewhere.
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.
S-I6-tf Currie & Co.
Mrs. J.. J. Freeman, Mrs. w. A. Carter
and Mrs. L. A. Simpson were invited
guests at Mrs. Z. G.. Patterson's after
noon reception in Bismarck on the goth.
Geo. Ludolph returned Wednesday
evening from the east. After market
ing nearly a trainload Of cattle in Chica-
go, he visited relatives for a few days in
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Barry, accompanied
by their father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Barry, came in from the ranch
on Monday and went to Mandan Tues
day evening,
Mrs. H. w. Bates writes from Seattle
that the dense smoke from forest fires
has necessitated lights burning by day
and has caused a feeling of nervousness
and unrest.
At the close of the school week Sept.
20, Dickinson had an enrolment oil 4I5
against 4oI in the Bismarck school. The
enrolment here has increased consider
ably this week.
Rev. H. V. Rominger went Monday
evening to Valley City, where he was in
attendance upon the state association Of
Congregational churches, returning home
the last of the week.
Stephen Fisher, druggist at the White
& Co. store the past summer, leaves this
week for Milwaukee to resume his medi-
cal studies. J. E. Doft of Dubuque, Iowa,
takes Mr.. Fishers place.
Miss Mary Crowley spent several days
in the city returning home Saturday.
Miss Alice accompanied her home.
Misses Genevieve and Alice left Sunday
for Grand Forks to attend the university.
w. J. Carmichael of Lariviere, Mani
toba, was in the city this week to inspect
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plant, it being Mr.. C.'s intention to in
stall a similar plant at his place.
This week Manager w. l.. Richards
has been out to the Bird Head ranch
with H. L. North Of Hudson, Wis.,, who
is treasurer OF the Richards Cattle Co.,
one of the largest cattle companies in
the state.
Geo. d. Eddy of West Superior ar