The Dickinson press., 1902-05-24
c. F. Higgins went to Montana on.

~. :. higgins went 10 Montdud oH
Tuesday.
John Griffith in sFaust" at the opera
house June q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mallet vent to St.
Louis Wednesday.
A company of the Berthold Indians
were over this week.
ia. Ferris of Medora wa in Dickin-
son on Wednesday.
Jim Ovens, who is in business at Haley,
was in Dickinson this week.
]. Crowley and daughter Madge came
in from the east on Tuesday.
A number of people were in from the
Grand river country this week.
ALT White has bought the George
Feischer residence in block 80.
Commencement exercises at the opera
house begin at 8:l5. Seats free.
AL. Harleman spent Sunday last with
friends at Taylor-which is only natural.
L. K. Granteer and J. w. Gruschus are
making repairs on the Elmer Hagan
house.
Register McGillivray came up from
Bismarck on the early train Thursday
morning.
Story Aud is working in a %condensing
ILL fnNt0rSr ~ K0rt n chNrt lSckan~a
from Tacoma.
D. w. Mckenzie is having a two-story
stone barn erected at his home on Van
Norden street.
The No 'ris & Rowe trained animal
show skipped Dickinson this year and
gave Mandan a chance.
Rev. J. H. Dobbyn left for Chicago
and eastern points on Wednesday, to be
gone until the middle of June.
Mrs. Hughes went 10 Fargo this week
to sing in the opera house for the bene.
fit of the Carnegie library fund.
]. NJ. Partridge came down from Bill
ings this week to look after the McMil-
Ian Fur & Wool Cos. interests.
Attorney F. E. Murphy of. Mandan
was attending to some business matters
in this city the first Of the week.
c. c. Chatham received word Thurs
day Of the death of his mother and went
east in the evening to Louisville, KY.
Work on the Moir building was at a
standstill for a few days this week ow-
ing to delays in the shipment Of material.
Landlord Snyder was down from SEN
tinel Butte on Monday and said that
work on the new hotel was progressing
finely.
A. T. Hanson of Mankato, MIMI, who
is interested with Mr.. Haggerness in a
cattle ranch near Medora, was in Dick.
inson this week.
The work OF raising DR.. Perkins resi-
dence two feet and putting a cellar un-
der the whole was commenced this week
by Frank Mott.
The work or the Fred Walcry house
was commenced this week by c. c.
Chatham. Bake & Connolly are doing
the brick work.
Miss Lois Pound returned to Taylor
last Saturday after spending the winter
in Iowa-and now listen for the ringing
of June wedding bells.
Miss Nora Tollefson, a relative of the
Tollefsons of this city, was married re.
Gently to VIM. H. Stevens, editor of the
Wimbledon IN. d. News.
Pat Mckinley was in the city las,
Saturday to see what arrangements he
could make for giving the American
house a coat or W of paint.
G. w. Grove and J. A. Farrah came
in from the Cannon Ball on Wednesday
and were planning to take "trip through
the country north of Dickinson.
c. T. Crowl has a large amount o.
plumbing engaged for this season and a,
present is engaged in putting in a no,
water plant in the new -Wannemache1
residence.
On another. page will be found the ad
versisement of the Mcmillan Fur &
Wool Co. This is an old and reliable
firm which gives prompt attention t.
large or small shipments.
E. F. Messersmith has been busy fo1
some days while experimenting the
fencing of a tract of land owned by him
self and L. A. Simpson on the eastern
border of the city limits.
This season Peter Heiser has seedee
24o acres at his Spring creek farm II
miles north of Dickinson. He has low,
more fodder crops than usual, which will
be used to good advantage the coming
winter in feeding his cattle.