The Dickinson press., 1903-04-11

cottage south of the Methodist church.
Miss Rose Gallagher was the guest of
Miss Coleman in the city the past week.
DR.. N. L. Gartley, the Dickinson den
fist, will be in Taylor April l6, II and I8.
Geo. and VIM. futile, living south,
have purchased 200 steers from J. D.
Person.
Mrs. Lydia Richards and son have
been spending the week on their claim
near Beach.
Miss Ellen Paddock has accepted a
position as stenographer in Attorney
Gregory's Office.
Miss Rose Stephenson of Mandan was
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. V. H. Stickney
the past week.
Mrs. F. A. Hickman and Miss Ida
were passengers en- route to Gladstone
on Tuesday.
w. S. Russell Of the Dickinson Fire 4
Pressed Brick Co., returned from Grand
Forks this week.
w. G. Whinn, alderman elect from the
End ward, left on Wednesday for Hunt
ers Hot Springs.
Foreman All White sports a hand
some rubber tired buggy which he pur-
chased of Drenkel.
T. !. Greene has had a new room fitted
up in the real of his drug store. c. J..
Burnett did the work.
Mrs. Chas. Kysett, Of Taylor, spent
a few days in the city this week the guest
Of Mrs. w. J. Breckon.
Mrs. T. S. Rutherford of Taylor was
given poison by mistake during the week
and came neal diving.
There is a fine picture Of A. B. Berry's
sheep ranch at Taylor in n of VIM. H.
Brown Il Co. pamphlets.
Hodgkinson Bros. cattle and horse
~raisers at Howe, Morton county, were in
Dickinson on Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Mclaughlin, who teaches
school at New Salem, spent last Sunday
with friends in the city.
Lum Higgins and A.. N. Jeferies left
on Wednesday for the Gallatin valley to
receive a trainload OF and 2-year old
steers.
It's the educational opportunity OF your
lifetime. The Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean and this paper 81 for one year.
]. E. Phelan has sold his residence in
Fargo to ]. Henry Plath, Jr., retired
farmer and president of the State Bank
of Davenport, N. D.
Come with your pals and buckets and
get them filled with the nice sauer kraut
We have just opened at Drenkel's and
wish to place where it will do the most
good. 3-2I-tf
J.. L. Phelan has received a new stand
ard piano from Stones Music House at
Fargo, together with cicilian, which is
said to be the best in its line.
A line of children's ready made dress
es, ages 4 to 10 years, at A. T. Crowl 4
Cos. just received; also a large line of
ladies' summer wrappers and sun bon
nets. 4-4-tf
John Riessbeck who has been i'll for
about a month left Thursday evening for
St. Luke's hospital in St. Paul. Mrs.
Riessbeck accompanied her husband.
We advise farmers to buy their blue
stone and formaldehyde at a drug store,
then they will know what they are get
ting. Blue stone, IL lbs. for 81; formal
dehyde, soc per pint. Mcdonald &
Pomroy. 4-II-tf
All parties having claims against
Ewart Brothers & Baker, bankrupt,
are notified to file the same with Sidney
C.. Eastman, referee, at his Chicago
office, No. % Jackson Boulevard, onlor be-
fore the I4th of April.
One among many features will be
the donkey used by the correspondents
on the stage at the performance of Mich
ael Strogoff. The animal is we'll traine d
and its actions will be amusing.
Make your arrangements and choice,
The opening of the social season will
take place Easter Monday at the opera
house. Great ball is being arranged in
honor of the dramatic club after the per.
Torrance. Complete orchestra.
Manager Lenneville is receiving $1,000
worth OF new electrical supplies. The
new machinery for increasing the capac'
ity of the plant has been ordered and
should be here carly in the summer.
Howard Eaton and P. J. Pelissier, who
have been in the Yellowstone Park thi:
spring, say that game was never known
to be so tame. In a single day the,
counted 1000 elk. They also saw any
number Of deer, antelope, mountain
sheep and buffalo.
1t will cost you only IS cents per heac
to vaccinate your cattle with Blacklet
vaccine. Suppose You save only ont
head per hundred, can you afford Il
neglect it? Literature and full particu
lars on application. Mcdonald & Pomroy
4.II.t
The city election passed off on Nor
day without incident. u. w. Mckenzie
was elected alderman in the list ward
w. G. Whinn. in the second, J. 3
Dehlinger in the grid, and Harry Grus
chus in the 4th. Charles Kono wa
elected police magistrate.
Miss Lillian kim entertained at card
quite a party Of young people last Satul
day evening in honor of her friend, Mis-
Hazel Littlehales. Refreshments wer
served and a few hours passed away yer