The Dickinson press., 1903-06-27

ing IOr 81. aul ana 81. NlOuO.
Mrs. c. ]. Burnett and little child ac-
companied MI. Burnett to the encamp-
ment.
Mrs. E. o. Wickham of Mandan is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs.
+. H. Motsiff.
Born Wednesday morning. June "a, a
bouncing baby boy to Manager and Mrs.
Ed. Hughes.
Frank Crane, who is interested in a
ranch north, has returned to the Red
River valley.
Miss Clara Coils, a teacher in the
Fargo schools. is spending the summer
vacation in Medora.
Mrs. Jack Carroll, Mrs. R. NJ. Black
burn and Miss Celia Meeham spent,
Saturday at Gladstone.
F. p. Mead was in from the ranch
Saturday, and says plenty Of rain has
fallen around Relfeld.
Geo. Schneider has his brick house
north of his son.in-law's, Christ Peterson,
we'll toward completion.
Mrs. H. J. Schultz and Isma left Thurs
day evening for Admire, Kansas. where
Mr.. Schultz parents reside.
lin Arnett fell down a bank near the
slaughter houses Monday and broke his
left arm below the elbow.
E. F. Messersmith has 146 healthy
trees out of $50 set in the spring, and
they have had no water either.
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Men and boys hot duck suits, canvas
shoes, straw hats, and cool shirts in vari-
ties of colors at A. T. Crowl 4 Cos.
6-2o-tf
Mrs. S. ]. Dunlap and children are re-
turning this week to Mandan from their
winters sojourn in southern California.
All the latest STYLES in ladies', Misses
and %children's dress hats at Miss Murn's.
6-27-:f
Prof. Shaw Of Fargo college spent
Saturday in Gladstone and went to Wi.
baux for Sunday, returning east Monday.
Joe Messersmith arrived home Sunday
from the state university. Joe is now a
full hedged attorney and will practice in
Dickinson.
T. C. Saunders: We have had a lot
of rain at the mountain. Grass is good
and l shall start three W at my
ranch in a short time.
Miss Edna Scoiield was a passenger
from Chicago to St. Paul. on the same
train with Foreman White. She is visit
ing the Whaleys in st. Paul.
Mrs. A. Dingman and Ollie arrived
home Wednesday from a visit Of several
weeks in Minnesota. Mrs. Dingman's
mother, Mrs. Clittie. accompanied her,
Dickinson people never do things bv
halves-hot time assured for the 4th.
Ladies, get vour goods for an ice cream
dress at "A. T. Crowl & Cos. 6-2o If
Mrs. Frances Breckon was an arrival
last Saturday from Chicago. where she
has been visiting her daughter, and will
spend the summer here with her son, w.
]. Breckon.
Mrs. Binns with her father and mother
and her son are occupying the stone
house on Clough street formerly &C.
cupied by the Harris. They came from
Andrews this spring.
Mrs. B%randenburg left Saturday morn
ing after a months visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. Motsif. She will visit her
daughters in Mandan before returning to
her home in Minnesota.
Father Rabsteinek informs US we were
in error about Roy Henderson OF Taylor.
the victim of small pox, having been at
work on St. Patrick's church. He finds
no such name on the pay roll.
Arthur Sterland, an operator for the
Western Union, came down from For
sylh Sunday and went to St. Paul Thurs
day. He will go as far east as Chicago
and will probably locate east.
w. L. Richards went to Fargo Mon
day night 20 represent the Dickinson
lodge at the annual meeting of Masonic
bodies. John Riessbeck expected to
leave the hospital in time to attend the
Fargo meeting.
L. F. Crawford is to conduct the sum-
mer school for Burleigh, Emmons, Nc
Lean and Kidder counties at Bismarck
July E to "a, and teaches physiology,
theory and practice, history and clvics.
There will be four other teachers.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
company are this week among their or
ders shipping 4 cars of special shape
work to Montana; $4,000 FIRE brick and
one ton of fire clay for the N. P's. use at
Chestnut, Mont, and fire brick for arch
es in N. P. locomotives.
MIR. and Mrs. George c. Ludolph and
their two daughters were in the city from
Paoli several days this week. Mrs. Lu-
dolph's cousin, DR.. w. A. Morgan, of
Brazil, Indiana, was with them here. He
is a dentist and we understand thinks of
locating in the west.
H. A. Bodies of St. Paul went on Sum-
day to Sentinel Butte and Beach. Mr..
Bodies is an expert land examiner and
has his office at I6o E. 3Ist St. He is
we'll acquainted in Western North Da-
kota, having been with the N. P. as land
examiner for many years.
Building operations inthe Messersmith
& Simpson addition are progressing
repidly. Simon Blank has his house
nearly completed, also Joe Hushka. Frank
Myer has a force of masons At work on
| his stone house and Mrs. Miller will have
/ her house we'll under way by next week.
Mrs. F. P. Mead has received word
that her brother, Roy Spinney, who has
| been i'll in the west since the beginning
Of the year and a part of the time in a ST.
Paul hospital, has reached home in Nova
Scotia safe and sound: J. Spinney, an
other brother, came on to accompany
him home.
The new ceiling in St. Johns church
is completed and services will be held as
usual on Sunday next. Early service at
8 a. M; morning prayer at 1o:45; evening
prayer at 8 p. m. The work of ceiling
the interior was done by Paulson Bros
and not will make the building only
warmerin winter but really adds to the
attractiveness of the place.
]. w. Foley burned one of his hand.
severely Wednesday while applying hot
pitch to a roof. He reached behind hin
to get something and plunged his hand
into the pitch. R. K. Foley came te
yN:.I,-or ,,:fh HE father WAdneRdaI