The Dickinson press., 1903-05-23
G. S. Cryne, the historian Of Stark
county, suggests that the Dickinson Com

G. S. Cryne, the historian Of Stark
county, suggests that the Dickinson Com
They have a case of scarlet fever at
the home of w. L. Richards along with
the others Of the city.
Mrs. Linda w. Slaughter of Wilton
sends the PRESS a copy OF her state song,
also of her rhy,ned address for dccora-
ton day.
For the finest dried fruits-as pitted
plums and cherries, pears, peaches,
prunes, apricots, dried raspberries, dates
and prunelles, 60 to Drenkers. SOFT
This week Agent Geo. Kilmer put on
his second warehouse man, John P.
Wanner. MIR. Kilmer will also have to
have a man to look after the wool ware
house.
To the ranchmen near and far it has
become a known fact that headquarters
for provisions and everything in the
wearing line is at A. T. Crowl & Co.'S
store. Soft
All soldiers and sailors of any of the
U. S. wars and Co. K, are requested to
meet at the city hall at 1890 p. m. and
arrange for marching to the church in a
body.
From all round comes reports of fine
rains on Sunday and Monday. Between
the Cannon Ball and the Cedar it is re-
ported that a hail storm did some injury
to young lambs that were exposed.
Latest and best up.to-date MAGlCgar-
ter-woman's blessing, children's health;
endorsed by the physicians.-also unex
cclled for holding the dress out OF mud
and water, at AT. Crowl & Cos. 5-23-tf
c. H. Merry's broken wolfng wagon
WAS hauled in from the south this week
by onc Of J.. A. Curric's teams. MIR.
| Merry had a runaway last week and
narrowly escaped serious injury.
MI. ard Mrs. Mark Sutherland drove
They expected to return this week and
will probably spend a good portion of
the summer at the ranch.
We sell everything known to photog-
raphy, including plates and films for all
cameras. Out-of.town orders shipped
Same day as received; catalogues mailed
on request. Mcdonald & Pomroy.
s-2-tf
mercial Club and Library Association set
mounted head of elk, deer, antelope, buff
falo, stuffed birds, geological! specimens,
etc. This is a cool suggestion.
Alter the wide awake people of Wi
baHx had organized their Bad Lands
Club some one was unfeeling enough to
duh it the Bad Mems Club and Agent
Langdon has registered a vigorous kick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pendergast of
Lowell, Mass, who visited at the home
OF their son, c. R. Pendergast of this city,
for some months last year. have just gone
to Cape Porpoise, Maine, for the summer.
The New England people have pro-
| vided themselves with two chain fire
drags but there will be no further need
of prairie fire extinguishers until fall, and
if the settlers will pillow the guards they
should, very little then.
A priest from Minnesota will visit
Father Rabsteinek Saturday and Sunday.
He will hear confessions Saturday even
ing at the church at 8 p. m. Masses
Sunday will be at 8 a. m, o:3o a. m. and
II a. m.
Rev. Father Fable of Portland, Oregon,
fiscal ]procurator to Archbishop Christie,
called on Father Rabsteinek between
trains and admired the magnificent
church of the German speaking parish
of St. Joseph.
A.. c. Huidekoper, president of the
Little Missouri Horse Co.. arrived from
Meadville, Pa, the first of the week. He
will be here until the first days in June
when leaves for New York City to attend
an important business engagement.
Two new engines for this division are
being set up at Mandan this week. Dick.
inson will get two Of these engines
shortly to set up. lust now Foreman
White is short on help and it would be
difficult for him to set up new engines.
The local telephone girls have beer
given shorter hours and Miss Pauline
Sco6eld has been added to the force
Mr.. Hughes has made a number o.
changes about the Office which have
helped to improve the service a gooc
deal.
The Dickinson Fire Department have
elected as delegates to the tournament
at Wahpeton on June 9, 10 and II, Ton
Neil, John Flynn and Geo. Waggoner
H. ]. Gruschus, chief, and Archie Gran
teer. assistant chief, are delegates ex
of6cio.
DR.. Barker and wife leave Saturda,
have been called by the serious Hines
of Mrs. Bankers father. They expec
to be gone about three weeks. durinl
.pb;oh finn. ~ (,,rt1>,, mill ,ftAoI IN ~,
dental work.
Yardmaster and Mrs. Fred Wilson ar
have a pretty severe time at their home
The house was quarantined last week O
account of scarlet fever of n of tn
children and this week the mother cam
down with the disease. Mr.. Wilson
at home looking after his family.
The telephone line between Dickin
son and Mandan is half completed an
it is expected that the line will be read
for use on the 18th Of June, and by tn
first of September it is probable tina
Dickinson merchants can order goods b
telephone from the Twin Cities an
Chicago.
Mandan Pioneer: Another old time
has gone to his long rest. c. Brown
the postmaster at Braddock. For
number of years he lived at Bismarcl
and was in partnership with Mr.. Faunc
Mr.. Brown has a son living at Dickinson
{ who is a freight conductor on the NORTH
ern Pacific.
The annual statements of. the Roy;
Ins. Co. of England and the Aetna In
a Co. of Hartford are published this wee
The Royal is the largest fire compar
in the world and the Aetna stands at tt
$ head Of the American companies, wi,
assets of almost SI5,ooo,ooo.oo. The loo
agency Of these giant companies is at II
PRESS office.
,. Father Rabsteinek has received 50
news Of serious sickness of his moth'
o who is at present visiting at Tyndall.
y D. After making necessary prep
rations during this week, he will lea,
Sunday night to be absent for a week
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