The Dickinson press., 1903-09-12

III uSSAdys
When in need of fire insurance com
to the PRESS Office.
Born to MI. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bobb, o
TAYLOR. Sept. $, a son.
Geo. F'rye's father died at Elk River
Mimi, the past week.
The Currie family returned from thu
ranch the first OF the week.
a Slight frrs, was reported il places
the morning of the 9Th.
H.. ]. Schultz is building an addition t,
his house ON Clough street.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Cook were in from
tho south the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thomson of Belielt
were in the city on Wednesday.
Landkseekers have been coming If
great numbers the past ten days.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson visited Mrs. f. P
Stanley at Lehigh on Wednesday.
Walter Barnett of Sentinel Butte came
down Thursday for medical treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Frye returned
Thursday afternoon from Elk River
MINI.
Ed. S. Foley returned to Medora or
Tuesday, leaving Mrs. Foley and son il
the city.
Joe Christen was up from Taylor or
Wednesday to order a stock Of holiday
goods.
Sheriff Geo. Reid who recently bough'
the livery stable in Medora, was in Dick
inson on Tuesday.
We do engraving-your purchases en-
graved free Of charge. +. J. Greene &
Co., Opticians, Jewellers and Engravcrs
o.l2-t!
According to the Fargo papers J. J
date studio and is having plans drawn
for two modern cottages.
Our name on your jewelry package
means that you have bought the bes'
that money can buy. T. ]. Greene 4
Co., Opticians, Jewellers and Engravers
9-5-t'
This week masons were sent to Sen
tinel Butte by the Mandan Mercantile
Co.. to put in the foundation and vault
for the Interstate Bank of Billings Co.
!. S. Snyder vas down from Sentine
Butte on Tuesday to get additional hell
for his hotel, The Butte. OF late the
house has been we'll filled with landseek
ers.
Last Saturday NJ. L. Connolly of Oak
dale was in the city to meet his father
in-law, P. N. Hess of Glen Ullin, anc
brother, Nicholas Hess of Cleveland
Ohio.
Scale books-5oo tickets to book
"man on-oh"-good paper. A few doz
cheap for cash. Sample book 4oc pre-
paid. Address Agt. Am. EXP. Co., Ell
dora, Iowa. o-5 2
John F. Mead OF Randolph, Vermont
arrived in Dickinson last Saturday anc
will spend a few weeks with his brother
c. c. Mead, at his Cannon Ball rivel
ranch.
Martin Ernst, a university student
from Minnesota, arrived in the city this
week and goes to Chase to teach thu
Mutschelknaus and Barth children dur
ing the winter.
Roy H. Berry writes that the mine:
which are shut down at Butte are TO oper
about the 18th Of October. Roy made
trip through the Yellowstone park priol
to going to Butte.
L. H. Young has moved his family in
to Dickinson from the Cave Hills coun
try. He expects to buy or build a house
as it will be necessary for the family tc
reside here in the future in order to &c,
schooling for the children.
We have just received a large ship.
ment of high grade toilet soaps and per-
fumes, bought direct from the factory,
thereby insuring you fresh goods as we'll
as a material saving in prices over wha,
YOU would pay small dealers. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. o.I7-tf
Hugh Roberts wife and children ar.
rived Thursday afternoon from Webster,
S. D. Mr.. Roberts works at the Berrin-
ger market and is stopping at the St
Paul hotel until he can procure a suitable
house.
Sam Kooser, for a long time head clerk
in the Ross hotel at the Union Stock
Yards, died recently in a Chicago hospi'
tai. Death resulted from the effects ol
chicken bone in the throat. Sam was
known to many stockmen in this place
Our out-of.town customers are Away,
pleased with the care and promptness
with which we attend to their wants. No
order two large for our capacity, none
too small for our best attention. Nc.
Donald & Pomroy o-I2-tl
Mrs. r. E. Graham, nee Maud Carroll
is the guest for a week or SO OF her aunt,
Mrs. J. Leonberger. Mrs. Graham is or
her way to Jacksonville, Oregon, where
her husband is engaged in the lumber
business.
c. H. Bates, who has a large govern
ment surveying contract west OF here
httcd out with supplies in Dickinson the
past week. Among the boys who went OF
the survey from here were n. b. Fowler
Joe Carroll and Jim Brethovdt.
On Tuesday the following party left
for a week in the Bad Lands: Weltor
Mcdonald. c. T. Langley, H. l.. Reich
ert, Mrs. E. L. Scoield, Misses Florenc.
Spears, Nellie Orchard, Ella Ray, Mabe
Tibbitts and Edna Seo6eld.
Postmaster Dick Smith of Mandal
was returning Thursday from Hunter
Hot Springs. He had lost 10 pounds ii
flesh but was feeling we'll with the ex
option of an injury to his back cause'
bv a fall in his Office before going to tn
springs.
At a meeting OF the Congregations
church on Wednesday, evening it wa
voted to make the charge self-support
inr. The matter of getting a furnac
was referred to the trustees and will b
voted Oh by the church and society Sun
day evening.
The pastor will preach at the Congre
gational church Sunday morning, subjec
"The Power of the Soul to Transfgur
the Face" In the evening at 7:3o unio1
service. the M. F.. church uniting
Special musical program. Subject {
sermon: "Our Public Schools and Schoc