The Dickinson press., 1903-05-30
]. H. Caldwell waa up for court.
G. J. Hart has returned home.

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H. r. Lyon was in the city on Wed.
nesday.
T. N. Hartung and John Bndda were
up for court.
Miss Willard of Gladstone was in the
city this week.
The N. P. fire guard blowers are work
ing in this county.
Miss Susie Bird of Bel6eld was down
for commencement.
Mrs. ]. S. Snyder came down from
Sentinel Butte on Thursday.
Miss Johnson OF GIendive is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Smith.
Manager c. w. Conroy goes to Fargo
next week as juror in the U. S. court
L. M. P. Griswold of New England is
in to take part in the memorial exercises.
Geo. Harkins was in this week to take
his family out to the ranch for the sum-
mer.
John F. Davis has been laid up at his
home for several days with an injured
back.
w. S. Fenno of Taylor was up Thurs.
day to see about a civil case he had in
court.
Peter Wagner of Richardton has been
in the city this week getting the price on
cattle.
Conductor Dunlap expects his family
home from California about lhe middle
Of June.
John Clark has returned from Bis
marck and reports that his wife is getting
along we'll.
Trunks, suit cases, hand satchels, va
Uses and various size telescopes at A. T.
Crowl & Cos. 5-3o-tf
Mr.. Steele who recently returned from
Tacoma, was down from Sentinel Butte
this week.
Mrs. Guy Pearl arrived in the city
Wednesday evening to remain for a
week or ten days.
The old John Fredricks place near
Taylor was recently sold to a Minnesota
party for $1,000.
Friday morning ]. D. Pierson received
a consignment of 800 Texas cattle-2's
and IS, mostly white faces.
Boys rough-rider suits, very moderate
in price, durable and the thing for boys
at "A. T. Crowl & Cos. 5-3o-ti
Next week Mr.. and Mrs. David Rob.
erts and Miss Minnie intend to leave for
Tacoma to visit relatives about two
months.
The Dickinson band began practice
this week and will furnish music for
Memorial day. The boys have sent for
several comets.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Routh came down
from South Heart on Thursday to be
present at the graduation of their son.
Miss Lane accompanied them.
Iohn Riessbeck had intended to leave
the St. Paul hospital next week and re-
turn home but his physician wants him
to remain there a week or W longer.
Mrs. Wiley will entertain the Ladies
Aid of the Congregational church on
Tuesday afternoon, June 2. All members
are urged to be present. X. D. Wiley
Sec'y.
Recently the social whist club of
GIcndive was entertained BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Berry at the Jordan and Mr.
Goodhue, formerly Of this city, was one
of the prize winners.
Engineer and Mrs. John Dobson LEI,
Thursday morning for Oshkosh, Wis.
the former on a leave of absence of thirt,
DAYS, while Mrs. Dobson and the child
rem will remain away all summer.
H.. c. Plumley, manager and n Of
the proprietors of the Fargo Forum, wen,
to Medora Thursday evening to arrange
for the Scottish Rite meeting t be given
in the Bad Lands sometime in July.
"Feeble Members and Common PEG
pie Necessary" will be the subject of
the sermon at the Congregational church
on Sunday morning. In the evening the
subject will be: The Man Who Los
All His Sheep and Cattle"
Next Tuesday Mrs. Jane Burnett ex
poets to leave for Tacoma to keep house
for her son, Maxwell, who is switching
there for the N. P. Mrs. Robert Mel
will accompany her mother and remain
west for six or eight weeks.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Jerry
Hayes and daughter, Mrs. F. P. Stanley
entertained about forty of their lady
friends from : to 7 o'clock, at six-handed
euchre. Refreshments were served al
7, and everybody had a good time.
!. E. Phelan was north of the Little
Missouri river before the rains visiting
the Keogh cattle ranches and in re-cross
| ing the river this week he had much
| difficulty and was thaneful to get GU
| alive. He stopped at Alex Fowler's place
for repairs several days, getting home
the last of the week.
John Brennan, accompanied by c. E
| and O. G.. Knopf, returned a short tim'
ago from a trip of inspection in the ore
gon timber lands. They made up thei
minds there was nothing in the timbeI
lands for them. The Knopfs visited ir
| Dickinson a few days and returned Il
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Brennan does no
know what he will do.
The voting in Billings county On thu
wolf levy seemed to have been about al
one way. Of 66 votes filed with the
| county auditor on Thursday all but ont
were for a levy. Mikkelson, Bishop ant
one other small precinct were to be heart
from. The proposition has evidentl,
carried by an overwhelming majority.
Within a few days Mr.. and Mrs. A. {
McGillivray and Miss Grace Montague
expect to leave for SanDiego, California
where Mr.. McGillivray has a 7o-acr'
fruit orchard, containing 1000 each 0
fine bearing orange and lemon trees, il
addition to various other fruit and nu
trees. The doctors have ordered
change of climate for Mrs. McGillivray
who will likely remain with her niece il
southern California all summer. MI
McGillivray expects to return here earl,
in July.
The state has taken the Dickinson
school bonds and in doing this the Ian,
department permitted the board to re
deem $4,000 of 7 per cent bonds whicl
did not mature for some years yet. Thi
takes up all the accumulation in tn
sinking fund and saves the district nearl,
$1,000 in interest, which would look t
have been a most economical move OF