The Dickinson press., 1903-09-05

MI. and Mrs. w. A. Kirby Of Sand
Greek have a little son.
MIR. and Mrs. R. Vallancey, of James,
town, were guests of DR.. and Mrs. Per.
kins during the week.
Mrs. Fred Freeman was at the Mime.
sofa fair this week and will visit in Fargo
and Jamestown before returning.
Homer Davis and Whitfield Routh
came in from Sentinel Butte this week
and expect to remain in Dickinson aow.
Fl. N. Owens OF Iowa came nut this
week to visit his brother, w. P. Owens,
manager of the Owens Land and Cattle
ca.
Ms. llmc.i. Driver of San Diego.
Cal. reiurni:, :: from the east. s,orpc.! off
n Dickinson this week to visit her son,
J. E. Dryer.
t.. K. Grantier and ]. w. Grusclnns
have been putting in repair the Jim
Haskin building on the corner nf Willard
and Clough streets.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Works are shipping two cars of fire
brick to Bismarck for use in the arches
Of the e Capitol trolley car line.
Frank Spr.gue of Fargo, in charge of
missionary work in the state, was in
Dickinson the past week to see what
could be done to revive the Baptist work
here.
H. c. Anderson moved his family back
from his ranch the past week in order to
have the children enter school at the
commencement of the term next Mon
day.
Mrs. Ketchcl and daughter, of St.
Paul, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. W.
Gruschus for a day the first of the week.
They we're returning from a trip to
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Yauch and daugh-
tiers, the Misses Pietz and Yauch, ]. A.
Tibesar, Arthur Davis and Angus Neil
constituted a Bad Lands party that was
out north this week.
Geo. Thomson has sold his stock Of
goods and rented the store building and
after making fall collections will 20 to
the Coast, hoping a change may benefit
his wife's health.
Mrs. Minnie Reid i. to remain east for
a year and has rented her Hannaford
okASSk AouoC ~ III 1 OldllN vi IL.
diana a sister of George Senour, who is
expected in the city Don
Mcbride, the dentist, will be in Rich
ardton Sept. 7 and 8. For durable dem
tistry at moderate charges and guaran-
teed work, see him. Medora Sept. Q
and 10; Sentinel Butte Sept. II and IL.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson is to be a member
of the next Eaton party through the yell
lowstone park. Several Pittsburg peo-
pie are to be in the party which starts
from the Custer Trail ranch in a day or
two.
Several of the Dickinson people,
former residents Of Vermont in particu-
lar, were at the G. A. r. special last
week hoping to meet old friends. The
Vermont cars, however, did not pass this
way.
The little ~three-year-old son, Philip, of
August Johnson, OF Gladstone, who died
on Sunday, was buried on Monday,
Mrs. !. c. =. Parker, an old acqua,nt-
ance of the family, attended from this
city.
Miss Arlone Rockwell, who had been
visiting her brother, L. M. Rockwell, at
the Rudiselle home for several weeks,
went to Fargo or Tuesday to spend the
winter with an aunt and attend business
college.
E. F.. Messersmith wa surprising a
number of Dickinson people this week
with a river falls picture. 1t was a view
taken just below the new N. P. dam
southeast of the city, and those who had
not been out to the river did not realize
what a change the falls had made.
The Bismarck club has disbanded.
Middleton and Reid left for Iowa, Full
er for Cakes, Blexrud for Wilton, John
son for York, Smittle to his ranch south
Of Mandan. Caylor will probably re-
main here for the winter.-Tribune.
The Palladium says that the travelling
men who make headquarters at the
Northwest hotel and E. G. Patterson
have organized a base ball association
and engaged Geo. Wilson the st. Cloud
colored pitcher. They are to get other
men the coming season and expect to be
able to handle any team on the slope.
Machinery--Yankee ingenuity-is COZ.
t~inually lowering the prices on watches.
clocks, and all lines Of jewelry, and
prices are up.to-date. We are not SELL
ing for the same price we did ten years
ago; we give the buyer the benefit Of the
latest drop in prices. T. J. Greene &
Co, Opticians, Jewellers and Engravers.
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A pleasant party was given last Satur-
day night at the home OF Mike Drury on
Gross Street. About twenty guests were
present to celebrate Mikes birthday.
Progressive cinch was played and the
host succeeded in getting the first prize.
J. H. Lavine was awarded the BOBBY
prize and everybody had a good deal of
fun at his expense.
A deputy U. S. marshal was in the city
last Saturday and arrested a party here
for unlawful use OF the mails. The party
was taken before Commissioner Aud
and bound over to the next term of the
U. S. district court at Fargo. The
officers thought best not to make public
the lame Of the party charged with the
serious ofense at present.
A. L. Stein Of Little Falls, MIMI, was
in Dickinson the first oil the week look
ing for some clue to the whereabouts of
I his brother-in-law who had been missing
for a month. He had heard of the
death of the young man Porter in the
Dickinson railroad yards and came out
to investigate. Mr.. Stein became salts.
fed very quickly that his relative had
, not died here.
. No preaching services at the Congrc.
grational church next Sunday. TIL
Congregational people will join with the
! o'clock. Short Sunday School session a,
I Congregational church. Evening ser.
!. vice In union with the Methodists at theil
: church. On Friday evening, Sept. II, a,
the Congregational parsonage a young
peoples social and reunion of all the
0 Christian Endeayors and election o.
t officers. To replenish and enlarge GU
{ Sunday school library, all thos.
who have books suitable to donate are
requested to send or bring them to the
social.