The Dickinson press., 1903-06-13
F. E. Morgan was in the city Monday.
There was quite a frost Tuesday night.
]. w. Foleyof Medora wal in the city

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Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Foley returned to
Medora Monday afternoon.
There were ~ new settlers at New
England n day last week.
Joe Dietrich.a long time resident of
Bismarck, was in the city Wednesday.
Gus Bell of Sentinel Butte was an east
bound passenger on NOD Wednesday.
Ladies' collars-something very pretty
in several different styles. A. T. Crowl
&. Co. 6-6-,i
Mrs. Oscar Skeen and Rose Pearl were
down from Sentinel Butte returning Tues
day.
John Little and Mrs. w. c. Candee.
OF Gladstone, were in Dickinson last
Saturday.
John Little Of Gladstone has about $50
acres of fine looking grain. He also
raises cattle.
The schedule otwool sale days has
been changed, considerably from that
first sent out.
A. G. Elfstrom has sold out to the
Owens company and may locate and
build in Dickinson.
Frank Mott has the contract for plas-
tering St. Joseph's church and started
work Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. S. E. Smith is convalescinc
from an attack Of grippe complicated by
pneumonia.
J.J. BARLEY is to have charge OF the
section house at South Heart but will
run the store as before.
Homer Davis and Whitfield Routh
went Monday to Sentinel Butte to work
at the Stoddard ranch.
Mrs. H. w, Smith is expected from
Massachusetts soon to visit in the city
and at New England.
Next Monday the annual teachers In
stitute opens with Prof. Schmidt and
Miss Roberts as instructors.
This is tn" time of the veal when the
wise man has cyclone insurance. The
PRESS agency writes it.
Mrs. A. billiard went to Fairbault,
Minnesota, Sunday to accompany Mas
ter Robert home from school.
Boys rough.rider suits, very moderate
in price, durable and the thing Tor sunni
mer at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 5-3o-t.
Mrs. Alden Eaton came down from
Medora Saturday, the guest of Mrs.
Minnie Reid yer Sunday.
Mrs. August Wegat and daughter were
down from Belield Monday TO get medi-
cal advice for the little girl.
Will Ray was registered in Fargo a
day the first of the week on his return
from a short business trip east.
B. Coulson of Bel6eld is having some
more trouble with his leg and has gone
to Minneapolis for a few weeks. :
A. c: MIC Gillivray was in town Sun
day. The family leave for California
via the Santa Fla in a few days.
Mrs. Minnie Reid left on the limited
Monday evening to spend three months
in Boston and other eastern cities.
Ladies and Misses ready-made sum.
mer dresses and skirts of linen, duck and
zephyr Bingham, at A. L. Crowl & Cos.
5.I6-tf
DIS. Alley & Co. opened the. old
Currie store Monday. The new firm re-
tains Jay Reed and CharlesC cook as clerks.
Mrs. J.. A. Ferris and daughters of
Medora leave this week for an extended
visit at Mrs. Ferris old home in Canada.
Wibaux, Sentinel Butte and the coun-
try west in general had a good rain Sun
day night. A little fell at Dickinson.
Mrs. P. A. NOR received the sad news
Monday of the death of her father and
left for Luverne, Minnesota. in the eve
ming.
Miss Ella Ray left Thursday morning
for a visit of several weeks with Miss
Burke in Valley City and Minneapolis
friends.
Frank H. Smith, a student in the den.
tai department of the University of H.
linois, is spending his vacation with his
father, DR.. Smith.
While Mrs. Davidson is in the hospital.
Prin. RI. Davidson will be in St. Louis
Park where he was superintendent of
schools two years.
The Forum considers J. E. Phelan one
of the wise men who purchases enough
land to Craze his large herds and hence
is not afraid OF new settlers.
Dan Manning, John Goodall, J. E.
Phelan and A. l.. Martin returned the
first of the week from attending the
Masonic doings in Fargo.
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
Com. R. J. Turner was in Dickinson
the first Of the week on business and
incidentally looking up material for the
Stark county exhibit at st. Louis.
J. w. Stimson returned the first of the
week from Iowa where he had been to
look after his cattle. A little later Mr..
Stimson will ship his young stock here.
If worms appear on trees, water from
a force pump will wash them Oft and a
their return. If taken in time the foliage
may be preserved.
Mrs. James Leask and Mrs. Sam Leask
were in the city the first of the week.
The Leasks are looking up a new loca.
tion for their cattle, the land near them
being sold and fenced.
Rev. H. V. Rominger left Monday
morning for Oberon 10 represent the
Dickinson church at the annunl meeting
of the jamestown conference Of
Congregational churches.
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Mrs. L. A. Simpson informally but
most delightfully."- entertained at lunch.
con Monday, Mrs. Alden Eaton and
Mrs Ed. Foley of MedoIa and Mrs
Minnie Reid and Mrs. Busse of this city.
Dr.. Stephen Fisher of Hebron spen,
Sunday with friends here. He went to
Richardton Monday where he expects for
the present to meet patients once a week,
Dr.. Fisher is much pleased with Hebron
Capt. George Auld, a veteran of two
wars, had the distinction of being the
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