The Dickinson press., 1903-07-04
Ralph Zimmerman is in the city. !
Miss Cole is visiting in the Twin Cities

MioS NOic u WISHING IN Tue AWlH NltIcS.
Jay Reid is away on his summer vaca-
ton.
Adam Lefor has returned from Brain
erd.
A. Currie has been in from the south
this week.
Will Clark is in with two carloads of
horses.
v. H. McComb is here from Bozeman
this week.
Furnished room for rent. Mrs. J. A.
Belden. 7-4-1p
The infant child O Simon Blank died
during the week.
|. Nollett shipped his wool to Dickin-
son to be pressed.
Alex Fowler was one of the early ones
to get in for the 4th.
VIM. Suddards went to Sentinel Butte
Saturday night for a day.
DR.. J. c. Seigfriedt was down from
Sentinel Butte this week.
Henry NJ. Roberts has commenced his
house in Young's addition.
1t is reported that Pete Pelissier has
returned home to Medora.
Ike Mischief of Richardton was doing
business in the city Monday.
Six loads Of wool from Harding, S. d..
arrived in Dickinson Friday.
Miss Mamie Mclaughlin Of Mandan
was a guest of friends in the city this
week.
Stanley Bond-alias "Popcorn"-wcnt
down Sunday night to join company K
at Devils Lake.
Jack Leonberger and Jim Kilmartin
are running engines again on this division
of the N. P.
James Stewart. father of Jim and Sandy
Stewart OF this city, returned the past
week from Boston.
Mr.. Pierson, assistant general super.
intendent of the N. P. was in Dickinson
the past week.
Paul Koch was in this week with two
loads of wool and expected to get in
again for the 4th.
Miss Mary Slack has finished her
school at Green River and returned
to Taylor Monday.
Chas. and Garfield Partridge were in
from Oakdale this week. Garfield re-
manned over for the 4th.
]. w. Gruschus has been drawn as
Juror for the term of u. S. which onvenes
in Devils Lake on July 9th.
H. R. Roore, contracting agent for
Cambell Bros. shows, was in the city this
week and made a date for July II.
Pete Weber has rented one OF the Rob-
erts houses and expects Mrs. Weber and
the baby during the coming week.
J. S. Gates Of Csoperston, Pa, who
has been visiting at the ranch of w. A.
Shaw, was in Dickinson this week.
Lost-A hand-painted china button
with double roses or it. Please return
to Mrs. Langdon and be rewarded.
Plat
Messrs. Brown and Trial, with the N.
p, are surveying and looking after some
railroad culvert work west OF Dickinson.
Fred Turner is putting up a wol6ng
wagon for Jim Dobson, He is also put
ting up a stage wagon for Jerry Palmer.
Misses Eva Drenkel and Winnie
Dunn enjoyed rural life for a week at
Dan Drenkel's ranch south Of Bel6eld
recently.
The Consolidated Coal Co. has dry
Ignite coal in sheds for quick delivery.
Phone Philip Emmel, Walton 4 Davis
lumber yard. 6-6.tf
Dorothy Rice, the little Io-year-old
girl travelling alone from England to Sc
attic, went through Dickinson on the N.
P. limited on Thursday morning.
Sam Brand said on Wednesday the
wheat showed the lack of rain badly at
Taylor. He thought the grass crop
would be a little short.
Dickinson people never do things bv
halves-hot time assured for the 4th.
Ladies, get your goods for an ice cream
dress at A. T. Crowl & Cos. $40 If
An Iowa paper gives an extended re-
port of the recent trip of Frank Kihm
and A. H. Arnett to the Big Producer
Mining Co. property in Oregon.
Rev. Geo. E. Davies of Ohio, a relative
of the Crowls and Curries visited in the
city this week. He was returning from
the Presbyterian convention in Califor-
mia.
For a week or so Chief of Police Jack
Carroll has been laid up and Night
Policeman Corbett has been acting days
in his place. and Billy Carroll has been
on duty nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Berry came down
fro- cl>n5;vo tho last If the mAek
They went on to Bismarck for Sunday,
returning home Monday. Mr.. Berry
took up a carload of horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Parker were down
from Billings county this week. Mr..
Parker said it had been a little to dry
in his localitybut he presumed good rains
had fallen since he left home.
Manager Conroy returned Monday
morning from Fargo where he has been
three weeks on u. $. jury duty. Mrs.
Conroy will visit two or three weeks in
jamestown and at Spiritwood lake.
The Majestic Range sales at McCloy
& Senour's have always been popular
and will be none the less so this season
July Is to 10. Hot coffee and biscuits
served daily. See announcement else
where. 7-4.2t
A steam heating crew is at work in the
N. P. round house fitting up the entire
building. This means that Foreman
White is to have new machinery at an
early date, that will enable him to prop.
erly take care of his engines.
The cost of a kodak is trifing com.
pared with the pleasure derived from
one; kodaks 81 to $50. S to SIS will buy
a frst.class outfit including camera and
everything needed to make 6rst-class pic.
lures. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 5-2-ti
The attention of our readers is called c
the adv. of Alley & Co who hold forth
at the "Old Corner" store. Mr.. Alley
has taken great care in the selection Of
his new stock of goods and has many
things which cannot fail to interest.
Miss Annie Bencsl will leave thii
morning for Milwaukee to visit her broth
ers and July IS will sail from NY. for
$50 ~ .~-a Il L.. - -: - .ses>