The Dickinson press., 1903-06-06
Will'clark is in from the ranch.

P. H. Rumble was In the city on We'd
nesday.
L. Scottof Taylor was in the city Mon
day.
F. A. Little was in from Fayettc this
week.
VIM. !. Pelton is nursing a broken
hand.
Daniel Cook is improving his Cakes
street property.
Mayor Manning returned from his
ranch the past week.
Born-to MI. and Mrs. Fred Richard
son, May 76, a SON..
No. $40 is the new switch engine as
signed to Dickinson.
J. A. Farrah was up from his ranch
the first of the week.
John Duckhorn went to the Brainerd
hospital Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Lewis returned Tuesday
from a visit in Mandan.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Barry came in from
the Cannon Ball on Monday.
Peter lndergaard of Belfeld had bust
ness in Dickinson this week.
Mrs. ]. H. Mcdonald returned from
Mandan the first of the week.
Mrs. S. L. Carroll returned from Min
nesota the first of the week.
Harry Bennett lett Tuesday for Spo-
kane, where his parents reside.
Sun bonnets and wrappers for ladies'
and misses at A. T. Crowl &Co's. Asst
Editor Carter went to Fargo on We'd
nesday to be absent a week.
A good shop, the old Skeen place, for
rent. Inquire Of E. L. Sco6eld. 5-73-2t
B. Lepper was in the city again this
week in the interest of the Mutual Life.
For good ranch buck-boards and bug
gies, call at Mandan Nero. Co.'s 3-2r-tf
Homer Davis has been helping at the
Pomroy & Mcdonald drug store this
week.
Billy Neuens was down from Glendive
this week to look alter his cattle at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. A. WEIGH returned
last Saturday from a short visit IN
Hebron.
Boys rough-rider suits, very moderate
in price, durable and the thing Tor sum-
mer at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 5.3o-tf
Joe Gaunt is helping out at the Dick
inson Mercantile Co. during the absence
of Adam Lefor.
Ed Hughes, owner of the city electric
light plant and telephone exchange, is
east for a week.
Jeremiah Crowley was over from Bron-
cho this week to make final proof on 100
acres of land.
Toha Gunwall was in Dickinson the
past week with a view of buying a resi-.
dence property here.
]. A. Tibesar went to Taylor Wednes.
day to talk Security Mutual Life Ins.
to some of the people there.
Ladies and Misses ready.made sum.
mer dresses and skirts of linen. duck and
zephyr gingham, at A. T. Crowl & Cos.
5-I6-tf
Curr,e e. Crowl received a Carload of
Mccormick mowers and rakes this week
for their Haley store.
Mr.. and Mrs. c R. %Pendergast lett
Tuesday evening for St. Paul where
Mrs P. is taking treatment.
According to the Fargo papers, DR..
E. c. Branch recently returned to that
city from an extended trip east.
J. NJ. Taft is back from Missouri. He
bought a place down there and expects
to be ready to move in about two months.
If you are going to paint your house,
| your barn, your carriage or anything else,
remember that we sell paints for all pur.
poses. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 5-2-ti
Postmaster Thompson has a new sec.
ton OF lock boxes for his office which
will be placed as soon as he can gel
around to it.
Mrs. Ed. Current came in from the
Cannon Ball on Monday and said they
got through the rainy spell as we'll as
could be expected.
A gallon of our mixed paint will cover
900 square feet, two coats; and its quality
will be remembered long after its price
is forgotten. Mcdonald & Pomroy.
s-2-tl
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Randall have
and Miss Mollie Sheridan the pas,
week at the A H A ranch.
w. r. Veigel came in from his ranch
Tuesday and went to Bismarck the fol-
lowing day. He said that his surveying
camp was nearly flooded out during the
rains.
Frank Kosteleckey made a score Of
228 at Frankenberg's bowling alley las,
week and took the box OF cigars. Fred
Freeman was the lucky man of the pre-
vious week.
Charlie E. Russell and Miss France.
E. Harris of Glendive we're married II
Dickinson on Wednesday, June grid, al
the Congregational parsonage by Rev
H. V. Rominger.
Gents, when you want something rea
nice in the line Of summer shirts, fame,
hose, suspenders, neckties, OF a nice shoe
drop in at A. T. Crowl & Co.'S. slot
A.. M. Packard and David B ros. wer,
in this week with a bunch of horses tina
had been damaging their crops. TIL
horses, advertised elsewhere as requiret
by law, may be seen at the X. E. Full
er's stable.
This week Christ Peterson has in
stalled one of the famous Barcus Hors'
stocks for shoeing wild and vicious hor
SEES, There is no chance of hurting o
getting a horse all skinned up IN thes
stocks. DOL
Messrs. Arthur Davis and Jack Tibesa
and Misses Tilda and Flo Pitts and Tild
Knudson composed a party who drov
to the A H A ranch Wednesday for fe,
days outing. Clint Randall is to give
big dance for them.
Dr.. Walter Courtney Of Brainer
visited the homes of his sister, Mrs. A
Hiliiard, and brother, Mr.. John Cour1
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