The Dickinson press., 1903-05-02
i. C. Lally was in from the ranch this

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Drs. Smith have set a fine lot of trees
on their hospital grounds.
Ed. Bonney of Gladstone went to w. E.
Kings this week to see his cattle.
John Van der Las is erecting an ad-
dition to his Hannaford street house.
Mrs. ]. c. Haskin has been visiting
relatives in this city the past week.
!. I. BARLEY, the South Heart mer-
chant, was in Dickinson on Tuesday.
A.. E. Voegeli has been appointed N.
P. time inspector for this division.
Ole Tollefson is doing a lot of work
in his yard this year-setting trees, etc.
Tom Thompson has gone to Sentinel
where he has a position in the Butte"
District court opens on the 4th. There
are twenty state and nineteen civil cases
on the calendar.
Geo. Beicegel, a prominent cattle deal
er from the south. was in Dickinson this
week.
Miss Lettie Griswold OF New England
is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. J. F. Gaunt.
The work of recognizing the Dickin-
son band has begun. H. A. Kalmer is
to be the leader.
L. K. Granteer has just finished a very
neatbarn and carpenter shop on his lnts
on Hannaford street.
Billy Carroll has bought the Hevener
house on the N. P. r%ight-of-way just op-
posite the Carroll Bros. stable.
G. B. Hawley, with Christ Peterson,
which he cut badly on a plow-shear.
Will Ray has a fine young driving
horse from the west. When he gets the
new carriage he will have a nobby turn
out.
Mrs. w. R. Veigel has gone out to Oak
dale to spend the summer. MIR. Veigel
is engaged in government surveying in
Billings county.
If o are going to paint your house,
your barn, your carriage or anything else,
remember that we sell paints for all pur-
poses. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 5-2-tf
The new court house walk laid with
Dickinson brick, is an improvement that
is much admired. Connolly K Bake
did the work.
Engineer Bert Shaw sunk a we'll 10
feet and has E feet of water. He is also
fencing his Van Norden street property
and will enlarge his house.
You can find Just what you want in
fine stationery at our store. All the
latest shapes, colors and tints in fine box
papers. Mcdonald & Pomroy. . 5-2-tf
Please call and see the new patterns
of decorated semi-porcelain ware just
~unpacked at Drenkels. If you are in
need of new dishes, here is your chance.
4.4-tf
This week it has been unusually cool
for the season.. Some warm rain is
needed now to start the grain and make
things come along as they should.
Oscar Skeen will have another man in
his shop April 18th. He says he is do
ing more blacksmithing, and especially
horse shoeing, this spring than. eve be
fore. 4-4-tf
Jacob Schmallenberger and son Geo.
W. and Aug. Reetz of Farmers Valley
we're in Dickinson on Thursday. Geo
had a land contest which he was looking
after.
In Mandan, according to the Pioneer,
cattle and horses are allowed to run at
will in the streets and destroy Trees. In
this respect Dickinson is ahead of Man.
dan.
We sell ever, thing known to photog.
raphy, including plates and films for all
cameras. Out-of-town orders shipped
same day as received; catalogues mailed
on request. Mcdonald & Pomroy.
5.2-,f
E. o. Baker and son Louis. of Taylor,
we're in Dickinson on Tuesday. MI.
Baker has $50 acres Of wheat and oats
that is. coming up fneely. He has 4oo
head of cattle and with his two, sons is
able to attend to them and take care OF
the farm without any additional help.
We have quite a complete line of
products from the Battle Creek SAM.
tarium, such as grape nut, postum cereal.
nut butter, granose fakes and biscuits,
granola, ETC., at Drenkel's.
Dan Joyce and Charlie Coleman, en-
Route to Chicago, visited in the city the
first OF the week. Dan is still railroading
in Livingston and his brother Andy is
railroading at Butte.
Those who appreciate good lines o.
tobacco are finding out The fact that .
b. Frankenberg's is a good place to 60
He has all the standard lines and takea
special pains to keep his stock up and
have everything fresh. 4-Is-a
r. E. Fuller is enclosing his corrals
with Io-foot board fence. He has re-
ceived a number of his new rigs and will
have more in a few days. Mr.. Fuller il
making an effort to give his customer:
the best of everything. His adv. ap
pears in this issue.
Bronze Grass Seed for Sale-Growr
on our farms in 1902. Our seed ha!
proved greatly superior to eastern grown
sold by seed ihouses. Shipped by N. P
R. z. or 500 line. Darlington & Casey
Land Co., Melville, N. u. 4-25-4
"Life's Memories" will be the subjec
of the morning sermon at the Congrega
tional church mex Sunday, preceded b,
a short sermon to the children. Thu
time of evening service will be changed
to 8 o'clock. Subject: 1.-THE Mode
Young Woman, Her Beauty and Power
Cali things come to him who waits,
but it generally comes too late to do yo,
amy good. Oscar Skeen has only fou
Champion wagons left and will not pu
in a new stock this year. If you wan
one, buy it now. AIT
Eastern parties who bought two town
ships of land southeast Of the Connoll,
ranch on Spring creek are commencing
operations and it is reported will bu,
1000 cattle and put on their land thi
season. They are also considering
plan OF irrigation by means of the creel
running through their land.
O. B. Frankenberg has his bowling a