The Dickinson press., 1903-07-18
Indqe Kono has pneumonia.

Judge Kono has pneumonia.
Mrs, Gregory of illinois is visiting her
son Capt. c. E. Gregory.
The Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beranek's
infant twins died on the 9th.
Read Mrs. Grantier's announcement
on mage !. 1t will interest you.
Frank Eas,on has been in the Twin
Cites the past week for treatment.
Mrs. l)r. S.ickncy cn'c:,aincd a
comprny III lady friends Tirrrsluy alter
noon.
Mrs. +. Fl. Hartung aud rhilir.n OF
R%ichard,on, have gone to Pennsylvania
IN 4 visit.
\. ". Stanton is offering 5000 vc:rl-
ing ewes for sale as will he seen by
notice elsewhere.
The treasurer's report for Novi Hradec
school district makes a good showing
with s2o7o.o7 in hand.
The Misses Van der Las left Wednes-
day evening on a visit to points in South
Dakota and Wisconsin.
MIR. n Mrs. L. S. Underhill and Mrs.
Kahn 5 little child came up Thursday
afternoon forthe circus.
Midsummer dress goods and waistings
are being offered at special discount
prices at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 7,II-ti
w. F. Burnett and w. c. Crawford
have bought all OF the James c. Young
Land Co. lots, including Younr's grid adj
dition, in South Dickinson.
An opportunity Tor the economical
buyer-dress goods and wasting at
greatly reduced prices at A. T. Crowl 4
Cos. 7-iI-tf
MIR. James Collision and Miss Bertha
Averv of Sentinel Butte were married in
the city on the 18th by Rev. H. v. ROM
niger.
Mrs. A. w. Stanton of Sentinel Butte
is visiting in FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, and Mr..
Stanton is making headquarters in Dick
nson
Mrs. E. C. Bishop and Lester left Thur.
sday evening for Burton Station, Ohio.
On the way they will visit Mrs. Bishops
mother at Lisbon.
Among the Medora people down for
the ball game were: A. Ferris, R. K.
Foley, H. Robinson, John Britt, Miss
Clark and Mrs. Geo. Clark.
Next Tuesday the Congregational
Sunday school will picnic in the Ash
Coulee grove. All desiring to go should
be at the church at $3.50 a. m.
AS arranged last night the Dickinson
team was to 60 to Glen Ullln. Sunday to
play the combined teams Of New Salem
and Glen Ullin, and the following week
give Bismarck a return play.
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
want a few good reliable statesmen
to represent John Sexton & Co. for the
season. First.class reference required.
T. Nelson, Dickinson. 7-Il-2p
The ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church are serving coffee and biscuits
for the Majestic stove sale at McCloy &
Senour's. Mrs. D. Brown superintends
the cooking.
DR.. Stephen Fisher of Hebron was up
to see the ball game and meet old friends.
The doctor says he is having a very good
business and during the coming month
will put in a drug store.
Miss Bessie Ratter, late Of Butte,
Mont, is visiting at South Heart, and
was renewing acquaintance in Dlckin-
son this week. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Kennedy.
Mrs. L. X. Granteer is taking orders
for the life of Pope Leo, written by Mon
signor O'Reilly, ex-secretary to the Pope.
1t is a good work and just at this time
should be in great demand.
Mr.. Fernald of the N. P. land depart.
ment and others were in the city on
Thursday, when arrangements were
made for the changing of the company's
Sewer to the east OF where it % is.
J. A. Farrah and G. w. Grove were in
Dickinson last Saturday. MIR. Farrah
has abandoned his ranch on the Cannon
Ball river and is 10Y occupying the old
Pearl ranch, the upper place, on Cedar
creek. Mr.. Grove occupies the lower
!, ranch.
Oscar Skeen was down from Sentinel
!, Butte this week and reported a lively
trade at his town. He is now engaged
in the general merchandise business as
t we'll as blacksmithing and also has q
livery stable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kirby re,
Gently returned from Virginia. They
found the climate too damp and are
:; satisfied now that North Dakota is a bet
ter state in which to make a living
!; Will was calling on old friends in Dick.
inson this week.
Bismarck Tribune: Silas Crabtree, a
young stockman from Dickinson, died at
the hospital Wednesday from intestinal
trouble. The remains we're embalmed
and shipped to Scranton, Iowa. The
young man was ~ years of age at the
time of his death.
: Tee Redmond Zimmerman CLIP OF 100,
900 pounds is undoubtedly the largest
in the state this year. The wool averag.
ed 8 pounds to the fleece and sold at I6H
cents per pound. giving the owners the
handsome sum Of $4,000.
The case of White VS.. Barth which
was TO have come up before justice Fol
som on Wednesday did not materialize
the complaining witness failing to ap'
pear. The case was dismissed on motion
Of plaintiffs attorney.
McCioy & Senour have let the con.
: tract for the erection of their new two
story brick block on Sims street to Wal,
ton & Davis. Excavation will com.
. menre at once and it is expected thai
E the building will be ready for occu
ancy about the Ist Of December.
f F. D. Mortord, agent for the Jewel
t Nursery Co., has been in the city thi!
4 anj.:~- 1r@>re f4r ,~~>~ ,a1,l.
f The Jewell Co: furnish hardy stock ane
y hopes to visit all of his old Stark count,
= friends during the coming few weeks.
Stanley Bond alias popcorn" wal