The Dickinson press., 1903-06-20
Mrs. p. A. Moir returned Thursday.
New Salem will play our nine June II,

bar Thursday.
Senator Voss Of Mandan visited Dick.
inson Thursday.
Miss Susie Bird is to enter the Spear.
fish normal in September.
w. L. Richards has sold Frank Lucas
house to r. L. Senderling.
1ohn Martin had his collar bone
broken by a horse falling on him.
The measuring worms are playing sad
havoc with the trees at Gladstone.
Mrs. E. B. Partridge has returned from
Glen Ullin to her home at New England.
Rev. H. v. Rominger attended the
fellowship meeting at Glen Ullin Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. L. Shelp arrived Thursday at
her home In Gladstone after a months
visit east.
Mrs. ]. S. Let's who has has been
seriously i'll SO longs thought to be a
trife better.
The notice of the official inspection of
the N. P. through Stark county appears
in this issue.
Mrs. Candee and Miss Willard of Glad
stone we're in town Tuesday and visited
the institute.
A nice shower fell in Dickinson early
Thursday morning and was reported
heavier east.
Norris Orchard graduated from Fargo
college this week with the degree Bach
elor Of Science.
Mrs. F. P. Stone returned Tuesday
from a weeks stay at Sentinel Butte
with MI. Stone.
The stock yards east of the city are
being enlarged considerably and another
chute added.
Miss Pauline Sco6eld expects to leave
the hospital the first of next week to be
with relatives.
Fred Roquette has a fine new two.
seated rig, canopy top, rubber tires and
everything right.
Miss Ruth Phelan arrived home from
the University of Wisconsin to spend the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Eslick and Mrs. Geo. Thomson
of Bel6eld were in the city between
trains Tuesday.
The BARRIERS Of the city will not work
on the 4th but will keep open on the grid
as late as anyone comes.
VIM. Jackson arrived Wednesday to
represent the wool firm of Jackson &
Moore again this summer.
A troop of the grid cavalry passed
through Wednesday from abandoned
Trains 3 and 4 we're each run Wednes.
day in two sections. No. 3 had IA cars
in one and IL in the other section.
Men and boys hot duck suits, canvas
shoes. straw hats, and cool shirts in vari'
ties of colors at A. T. Crowl & Cos.
6-2o-ti
Accomplishments to the PRESS and read.
ers" is the message a picture postal
from Odessa brings from A. w. Link.
Mrs. Hugh McKeever returned Thurs.
day from South Dakota. Miss Cuskelly
will remain longer to take treatment.
The N. P. is to put in a system oil
water works in Mandan. The survey is
already made and work is to begin soon
Or. Coe, formerly of Mandan but for
several years a resident Of Portland, was
in the city Monday selling mining stock
Mrs. C. w. Conroy left Thursday eve.
ming for Fargo where Mr.. Conroy will be
detained by jury work two weeks longer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mcclure and
daughters and Miss Minnie Mcclure
drove up to the Old Settler picnic from
Taylor.
Around Darlington the crop is all in
and there is the finest prospect for .
good harvest that they have had fo'
years.
Chas. Beardsley is another wool buyer
who is representing Picker & BeardsleJ
of St. Louis, wool dealers, here this sea
son
Miss Amy Bird, a student in the medi
cal department of the University o.
Minneapolis, is visiting her sister. Mrs
F. P. Stone.
Mrs. ]. w. Foley was a passenger east
Tuesday to her old home in Pennsyl
vania which she has not visited fol
eleven years.
MI. o. S. White arrived at Gladstone
Thursday from Michigan to remain in
definitely with his daughters, Mesdame.
Lee. Brown and Shelp.
Frank Lish and son John went to In
diana Thursday. Mr.. Lish will spend
his birthday, June "a, with his father and
will be away some two weeks.
Dickinson people never do things b,
halves-hot time assured for the 4tb
Ladies. get your goods for an ice cream
dress at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 6.2o 4
Miss Ora Greene visited relatives il
the city the first of the week on her way
from Fl. Byron. Illinois, to Seattle
Wash. where her family resides.
William Suddards the popular rep
re%sentative of Justice, Bateman & Co.
arrived Wednesday from Wyoming t
remain during the wool season.
Mrs. Sophia Wilson, formerly of thi,
city, now Of Forsyth, Mont, arrived OF
No. 4 Thursday to be the guest of Mrs
w. J. Breckon for a short time.
Miss Carrie Johnson, who has bee,
studying medicine at Ann Arbor tn
past year, came up from Taylor Tuesda,
to attend the institute and visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Stocking, vel
known to many in this city, are doinl
very we'll financially in Kalispell. The,
have four children-three gilrs and
baby boy.
Roy Henderson of Taylor has a moder
ate case of small pox. He is a carpen
ter and worked on St. Joseph's churcI
until Saturday night. The eruption de
veloped Sunday.
The June apportionment to the pupil
of North Dakota averages about sI.7
per pupil s1.25 of which is derived fror
the interest and income fund and tn
balance from fines.
WA. Tremblay has been selected t
referee the Broad Herrera fight whic
takes place in Butte, Saturday June z
! Miners Union day, in the evening"
Miles City Journal.
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