The Dickinson press., 1903-06-06
Edward Merry has scarlet fever.

week.
Pete Yauch was in this week 10 get
his family.
Garfield Partridge was in Dickinson
this week.
Fred White was in IRON the Dobson
ranch this week.
Will Clark has a carload Of horses in
from the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Birch have gone to
the coast for a trip.
Miss Henrietta Fox is assisting at the
telephone exchange.
The "old settler" picnic will be held
on Thursday, June 10.
Mike Mckinley put a new safe into
the St. Paul hotel this week.
Hans lessen Of lessen Bros. was in
Bismarck on business on Wednesday.
To rent-two newly furnished rooms.
D. S. Alley, opposite Episcopal church.
6-6.lt
Miss Florence Klinefelter is the guest
OF Mrs. RAIDER in TAYLOR for a few days.
'Ehis week Miss Mary Kosteleckey
and her brother Frank have been in the
Twin Cities.
Ladies' collars-something very pretty
in several different styles. A.. T. Crowl
& Co. 6-6-tt
J. W. Stimson has teams hauling posts
to his ranch north where he is fencing a
large cattle ranch.
Trustee A. T. Crowl went to Bismarck
on Monday TO attend a meeting of the
penitentiary board.
A. c. Jenner has gone out to Ameri-
can New Hungary school district No. 10
TO finish out a term.
]. K. Moody: drove down with my
sister. notice it rains every time we
drive to Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Underhill are up
from Antelope, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Phelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pelissier and
daughter Of Medora spent Wednesday
and Thursday in the city.
T. o. Anderson, late of Iowa, has two
townships Of land south of Bcl6eld which
he is stocking with cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Mathews returned
recently from Montana, and seem glad
to get back to Stark county.
Eastern parties were out north recent
ly looking at two townships of land in the
locality of the A H A ranch.
Mrs. w. L. McKibbin has a house
built on the N. P. right Of way just west
Inf V,r1~,otor INilcOose ol,~a
Postmaster and Mrs. J. c. Thompson
were out with their team on Saturday
and joined in the citizens parade.
L. H. Cornell has sold a half section
OF land at Gladstone for $4,000, but does
not have to vacate the farm before fall.
Murphy and Robb will take their
grading outfit to Eland the first of the
week to put in some additional sidings.
MIR. and Mrs. F.. l.. Scofeld received
word Thursday that Miss Pauline's
operation for appendicitis was success
full.
Charles Lawrence, brother of Ira
Lawrence Of this county, arrived during
the past week from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Misses Gertie Reid. and Jean Aud
went out to John Reds ranch in Bill
ings county this week to spend their
summer vacation.
Twenty ladies enjoyed Mrs. c. E.
Gregory's delightful hospitality Friday
afternoon-the entertainment being six
hand euchre.
Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle will entertain the
ladies OF St Patrick's church Wednes-
day. Mrs. D. McCadam entertained the
society last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Roberts and daugh-
ter planned when leaving for Tacoma
this week to stop over a few days with
friends in Spokane.
The Sorosis skirts are the queen of
them all-nothing better on the market
for the money. A splendid assortment
at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 5-I6-tf
Miss Grace Crowl was hostess to a
company of young matrons and young
ladies Friday afternoon at a charming
function for Mrs. Fulton Burnett.
Ole Johnson, the sidewalk man who
did so much work in Dickinson two
years ago, has all he can do. this year
LAYING cement walks in Bismarck.
At the Congregational church on Sun.
day morning the subject of the sermon
will be peace" and in tine evening "The
Last Chapter in the Experience Of the
Man Who Lost All His Sheep and Cat
tie"
On the evening of June Is, Prof.
Squires will give a free lecture in the
Congregational church on the following
subject: "American Patriotic Songs and
Ballads" A musical program will be
rendered.
w. L. Richards recently finished
fencing $40 acres-thc Wells Dickinson
land-west of the city limits which he
will use Tor a pasture. Richards & Jeff.
cries have $50 acres fenced in the same
locality.
VIM. E. Miller Of Philadelphia has
been in the locality the past week look
ing up matters in connection with mail
routes. 1t is the desire of the govern
ment to shorten routes where feasible
and improve the service as much as pos
sible.
On Sunday Welton Mcdonald as dele.
gate from Frontier lodge, Mrs. !. c. F,
Parker as Rebekah delegate and Mrs
las. Crosthwaite as Rebekah assembly
officer, left for Grand Forks to attend
the grand lodge meeting of the Odd
. Fellows and Rebekah assembly meet
ing.
Next Monday morning D. S. Alley &
Co. will open at the old Currie, & Co
stand. They have been fixing up the
etore and making manv imDrOvement
during the past ten days which cannot
help but please the people. The new
, management will have a fresh stock o.
: goods and hopes to have the business
. Of the former patrons of the store as wei
, as many new ones.
: E. H. Van Antwerp, special examiner
8 for the government, was through here
Hast week en- route to the southwestern
part of the state where he commence
: on the work of correcting the surveys o.
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