The Dickinson press., 1903-01-17
All kinds Of horeshoeing at Turner'S.

week.
John Jungers is expecting a brother
from the old country.
John Lenneville is in charge Of things
at the electric light plant.
Commissioner s. P. Lowery of Medora
was in Dickinson this week.
In Billings county all warrants up to
No. I341 have been called in for payment.
Mrs. H. v. Rominger has to 60 to a
hospital in ST. Paul and expects to leave
Sunday.
Miss Tillie Knudson, who has been i'll
the past week, is on duty at the Recorder
office again.
Some n writes from Gladstone to
have their PRESS sent to Taylor but
fails to sign any name.
Henry L. Reichert of Long Prairie,
Mimi, late of Harvey, N. D., arrived
this week to accept a position in A. T.
Crowl & Co.'S store.
c. c. Mead left for St. Paul on Tues
day. After spending afew days in the
Twin Cities and Chicago, Mr. Mead will
leave on a trip to California.
have a beautiful assortment OF hats,
street and dress hats, which l am selling
at cost. These. are great bargains; ON
and see them. Miss Murn. l-I7-Ii
There is a scarcity of water for the
Northern Pacifc's use On this division Of
the road which is causing quite a little in
convenience at the present time.
St. Johns Guild will meet next Thurs
day afternoon at 2:3o with Mrs. Scofeld
The society has important business to at
tend to and a full attendance is desired
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. Conroy visited
in Mandan and Bismarck last week anc
Mrs. Conroy went On to Jamestown, hel
husband returning home early this week
F. P. Mead was in from the ranch or
Thursday and came in again the follow
ing day to get II head of cattle which c
H. Shaw had bought of Gotta & North
rop.
The death of w. H. Hoyt calls to mine
that Capt. Geo. Auld and deceased
opened the first store-in a tent-ir
| Dickinson. Later MI. Aud had a store
IN the Leonberger building.
About 70 young people gathered Tues
day evening at the l.. A. Davis residence
on Clough street and gave Mr.. Arthur
and Miss Clara a surprise. The evening
was spent pleasantly at cards.
James, John and Frank Enger, VIII
have ranches eight miles south of Glad
stone, were in Dickinson on Wednesday
They raise grain and cattle and altogeth
err find this a very good country.
On Wednesday, January 2Ist, the Lad.
Maccabees will give a masquerade. bal
in the opera house. The admission fe
gentlemen with mask will be 100; ladie
with mask, free; spectators, 25c each.
Mrs. CA Mcdowell Of Minneapolis
is visiting her daughter,M Mrs. DR.. Perkin
OF this city. Mrs. John Nilsson, a sister
was also visiting Mrs. Perkins for a few
days the past week. leaving on Wednes
day for Montreal.
A general invitation is extended to al
to attend the Co. A reception and ball
in honor of Governor White and staff, j,
Bismarck on Tuesday evening, Januar.
goth. Reception at 8:3o and gram
march at Q o'clock.
Margaret Dora Murn died recently a
the home Of her parents, neal St. Cloue
MINI. Margaret was the eldest believe
daughter Of Paul Murn, formerly roac
master Of the Missouri division. and
resident of this city.
On the 10Th Rev. T. L. Rabsteine
will have a double wedding. the contrac
ing parties being Paul Eberts to Matild
Froelick and Franz Koch to Felicia Fl
crts. On the 2oth he will marry Ge'
OFT to Rosa Wander.
A reader of the PRESS writes: "Pe
haps the oldest person in the state
Mrs. Fancher who resides with hi
daughter at Antelope. She is ninety-fo,
years old and is as we'll as could be E,
pected for a person of her age"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van der Las le
the first Of the week on a months Wis
to Minnesota, Iowa and South Dakot
MI. Van der Las will combine busine!
with pleasure and incidentally look u
some good settlers for this section.
Evangelical Lutheran church, O. :
lust, pastor. There will be divine Sc
vices next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'cloc
in the Methodist Episcopal church. Tt
German speaking people are cordial
invited to attend. If
During the past week Mrs. Fran
8 Roberts returned from St. Luke's hopit
in St. Paul. She is recovering slow
from the effects Of an operation and W
go to the ranch o Her mothe
en- route home to Medora, accompanit
, her from some point in Minnesota.
o c. c. Gordon Of Antelope was in Il
f city the first Of the week making :
rangement to take his son Bert to sor
eastern hospital. Mr.. Gordon return,
:. recently from a visit in Pennsylvania al
found his I5-year old son suffering frc
;. a kidney trouble.
The Little Missouri Horse Co., w.
Clark, division superintendent and sail
=. man, commenced their horse sales
this year by a consignment of four ca
to a Winnipeg firm. The consignme
consisted of 100 weanlings and upwar
of their Spear brand.
AL. Harleman writes from Carringt
:. that Tom Baker is able to be out aga