The Dickinson press., 1903-05-30
Frank Kick was up from Taylor this

for summer, at A. T. Crowl & Cos.
5-l6-tf
Julius Hollst, a Gladstone lumber
dealer, was in the city on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. N. Cornell, OF Glad
stone we're in Dickinson on Monday.
]. R. Stewart this week purchased
from L. A. Simpson lot 5 in block %.
1t is reported that seven inches OF rain
fell in the locality of Oakdale last week.
The Rainy Butte Land Co. is fencing
a section of land west of New England.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. A. Prindic Of Rich.
ardton have been guests in the city this
week.
Arthur Brundage, representing the
Bismarck Tribune, was in the city this
week.
Mcbride 4 Baker have purchased the
law books which w. T. Denniston had
at Medora.
Cowboy boots-the best ever-S3.5o,
$500, $500 and $500, and everything
the cowboy needs, at A. T. Crowl 4
Cos. 5-l6-tf
Simon Blank and Frank Meyer this
week purchased lots in the Mcssersmith
& Simpson addition.
c. c. Turner says his crops at Glad
stone are looking we'll. He considers
this a good wheat season.
Ladies and Misses ready-made sum-
mer dresses and skirts of linen. duck and
zephyr bingham, at A. T. Crowl & Cos:
5-I6tf
Sheriff lGeo. Reid, Arnold Ferris and
Charles Gunter, Of Medora, we're visitors
in the city last Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Belcher, housekeeper at
the Jordan" in Glendive, is visiting
friends in the city this week.
Gents, when you want something real
nice in the line of summer shirts, fancy
hose, ~suspenders. neckties, or a nice shoe.
drop in at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 5-I6-tf
L. A. Simpson. has sold to Frank Kihm
lots 7 and 8 in block 5 for a considera-
ton of 81 1000. also lot 4 in block 10 for
5000. All three are desirable vacant lots
and are purchased by Mr.. Kihm as an
investment.
1t will cost you only IS cents per head
to vaccinate your cattle with Blackleg
vaccine. Suppose you save only one
head per hundred, can you afford to
neglect it? Literature and full particu-
lars on application. Mcdonald & Pomroy:
4-I1-tf
Engineer c. D. Litch returned to his
,.-.l.- T.o,l,, liz rotprnAd from
the Hot Springs last week and seems to
be enjoying about the same health he
did before the South Heart wreck.
Judge Winchester held court in Me-
dora on Monday There was nothing
of any particular importance for the
court1ed it is uot likely that a jury will
be called for Billings county before fall.
AdofYE Mueller, a young travelling
man who has represented Griggs, Coop
er & Co. for the past II years, and who
was we'll and favorably known in this
city, died last week at Bozeman, Mont.
Postmaster w. A. Mcclure of Taylor
was called to Dickinson this week in the
Hanson case. Mr., Mcclure stated that
he considered the crop prospect the best
llldkl us SouLllH IoS III "a ~~'o
I. "A. Currie left for his cattle ranch
south on Wednesday. Johnnie is plan
ming t put up 500 tons of hay this sea
son and has arranged to operate three
mowers as soon as the hay season comes
on.
H. L. Dickinson received word Tues
day morning that his sister, Mrs. Joy, was
very ill, and he left on the early train tor
New York. He expected to be joined in
Minneapolis by Mrs. Edna Dickinson
who left here on the previous day.
Howard Eaton was a westbound pas
senger last Saturday, and stated to
friends he met at the depot that Pete
Pelissier had sailed early in the week
from New York Tor South America
where he is to manage a large cat
tie ranch for some eastern capitalists.
Rev. E. c. Hess who has charge Of the
Lutheran church work at jamestown
offciated for Rev. o. T. Just of this city
the past week. Mr.. Just has been i'll for
about two weeks. He is around again
and will conduct services in English at
the M. E. church On Sunday at 2 o'clock.
W. D. Kennedy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Kennedy, Of Mandan, died in Los
Angeles last week. The boy had been
in poor health for a long time and went
to California to see if he could not bet
ter his physical condition. T. c. Ken
nelly is manager of the Mandan opera
house.
7. w. Currie & Co. have sold their
stock OF merchandise IN this city to A. T.
Crowl & Co. who have invoiced and
taken possession during the past week.
Currie & Co. retain their interest in the
Haley store, and MIR. Currie expects to
stock a sheep ranch in the fall. lie has
a desirable location south.
The first Of next week Louis Shockerer
and Miss Lizzie Martin, of Richardton,
are to be married. The Shockerer boys
have lived in the east end OF the county
tor a good many years and have been
| very successful in business. They are
| forehanded, as is evidenced by their
| holding over two carloads of wheat from
last season and selling at 6Ic per
bushel this spring.
This looks like a 4th of July celebra-
ton for Dickinson. On Tuesday eve
ming a mass meeting was held at the city
hall and the following finance committee
| appointed: w. ]. Zimmerman, J. M.
| Carroll, Will Dickinson, Chas. Kono and
w. A. Northrop. This committee is to
solicit funds and report at the cityhall on
Saturday night, when other committees
will be appointed and further arrange
ments made.
T.. M. Watson of New Salem has been
in the city for a week or so and says
that he is very favorably impressed with
Dickinson and the country tributary. He
is associated with E. A. Norton in the
real estate business at New Salem and
thinks they will open a branch office
in this city in about a month. MI. Wat
son is a lover of fast horses and plans to
have one of his trotters here for the 4th
of July.
While there is no official notice, it is
generally understood that on the 9TH Of
June a new time card will 60 into effect
and that the local train known as No. !
now coming as far west as Mandan viii
ho run thro,,oh RI Pillinos This will give