The Dickinson press., 1902-07-05

out to h Geo. DObSOn ranch.
J. S. Mathews has about completed
his new house at Montford. Mont.
NJ. c. Eacker has ordered a new hay
press which will be here in a few days.
Lawrence Regan's wife and four child
rem are expected from Ireland about the
18TH.
Miss Ruth Phelan arrived Wednesday
afternoon from r visit with the Lyons in
Mandan.
Take your prescription orders to the
White drug store where you will get
good service. 6-28.tf
A son was born June 90 to MI. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Mcclellan at their Third
Greek ranch.
Mrs. Fred Wilson and children left
Wednesday on a two-months' visit at
Erie, N. D.
M. w. Leahy was in Dickinson on
Tuesday in the interests of his Hebron
Touring mill.
D. w. Deiley, one of the new settlers
in the vicinity Of Fayette, was in Dickin-
son on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Corie Of Tacoma is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. w. w. Barr, Of
Gladstone.
About 100 people were present at the
opening of the Butte at Sentinel Butte
last Friday night.
Herman Jeub of Minneapolis is the
contractor in charge Of the new St.
Joseph's church.
We will now sell all our pattern hats
at half price. Come in and see Us.
Hawkinsen & Cole. 7-5-lt
MIR. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris came down
from Medora on Tuesday morning, re-
turning in the evening.
A. P. Folsom and ]. R. Stewart are
siding the Ryan store building with
asbestos and corrugated iron.
The Big Wild West show will be in
Dickinson next Saturday. The bill post
ers we're here on Thursday.
W. c. Crawford, prosecuting attorney
for Cedar county. Mo-, is the guest of his
brother, Prof. L. F. Crawford.
Mrs. r. T. Haywood was visiting Mrs.
H. L. Dickinson the past week. MIR.
Haywood is station agent at Hebron.
T. H. Ryan has returned from a trip
to the Twin Cities where he was sue
cessfully treated for his deafness.
Representative Mcclure says the
wheat crop around Taylor is the best he
ever saw at this season Of the year.
Operator H. T. De Bree's family ar
rived last Saturday from the east. They
are located in one of the Roberts houses.
S. !. Johnson went 10 Wisconsin on
Wednesday to visit his old home and
look after some property which he has
there.
A.. L. Martin of Sentinel Butte recently
bought 9 more sections of railroad land,
making II sections in all that he now
owns.
All farmers and ranchmen, now that
the grass is good, had better fall in line
and buy a vertical lift Mccormick
mower at Drenkel's. 7-5-tf
Our readers will have a chance to at
tend the minstrel show the night of the
nth and the Wild West show the fol-
lowing afternoon.
i Monroe Simpson has returned to
Texas to get another trainload of cattle,
Lum Higgins and A. N. Jefferies are in.
terested with Mr.. Simpson.
P. w. Wickham of Glen Ullin, who is
associated with Burnham Bros. "a the
breeding of registered Rambouillets, was
in Dickinson the past week.
Sheriff Follis and Commissioner Stod.
dard were making preparation early in
the week fos testing the speed of some
fine ace horses at Sentinel Butte on the
4th.
H. c. Anderson was in this week an
ordered his PRESS sent to Halliday
where he will be with his family until
the opening of the Dickinson schools in
the fall.
Mcbride & Baker are making q
specially of collections and insurance a.
will be seen by their card in this issue
They are located in the First National
bank block.
c. f. Eldred, who returned to Mon
tana some weeks ago. is shearing from
100 to 1870 sheep per day of 10 hours anc
is considered one of the best shearers in
the state.
DR.. Arthur Current, who is to be mar
ried on the 9th, is due from the west to-
night. He will be accompanied from
here t Minneapolis the first of the weel
by Miss Fife.
Virginia and Howard Young we're il
Dickinson on Tuesday and said tina
their folks were going to move out It
their ranch in the vicinity of Mikkelsol
the coming week.
F.. A. Chadsey, local manager for tn
Coe Commission Co., was called to Bis
marck Wednesday morning by telegraph
Mrs. Chadsey and daughter went t
Minneapolis in the evening.
Mrs. H. ]. Devine of Wilson, Iowa
who had spent several weeks with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Van der La:
IN the city, returned home last Saturday
She was accompanied. to Fargo by he
father.
H.. A. and J. A. Belden were in thi
week to market about 5000 worth o
wool. They are located or the old Prio
ranch and have done very we'll the pas