The Dickinson press., 1903-06-13

Saturday. June 10, 1908.
A. G. Huidekoper left Sunday night for
New York.
McCloy & Senour have a large stock
OF camp stoves. 4-Io-tf
Plenty Of rain is reported from the
vicinity Of Stroud.
Mitchell. and Shutter wagons at Man
a Nero. Cos 3-2r-tf
Township plate, 6-inch square, for sale
at Press Job Rooms.
Examine the S. camp stoves at Nc
Sloy 4 Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Mrs. Katherine Ray has returned from
an extended visit east.
Wagon covers. tarpaulins and tents at
McCloy y Senour's.e 4-Io-tf
Hebron will celebrate the fourth of
July, also Glen Ullin. !,
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Pearl left Monday
to drive to Broncho.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy d 4-Io-tf
Born to Prin. and Mrs. RAIDER, of Tay.
lor. June 5, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Roberts came
down from Miles City Monday.
George Routh entered the yardmaster's
office this week as night clerk.
Mrs. E. G. Paddock was down from
Belield between trains Tuesday.
ca. K will leave on No. 4 June "a, and
every member is expected to be on hand.
For good ranch buck-boards and bug
gies, call at Ms.ndan Nero. Co.'s 3-2I-tf
E. Defebach returned Monday from
a business trip to Wibaux and Sentinel
Butte.
Trunks. suit cases, hand satchels, va
Uses and various size telescopes at A. T..
1rowl 4 Cos. 5-3o-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bonney of Gladstone
left Wednesday for a months visit in
Illinois.
Mrs. ID. L. Donnelly Of jamestown is
the guest of Mrs. c. W. Conroy since
Monday.
ALT ]. Beall has the cellar and we'll
done for his new house in Young's FIRST
Addition.
Miss Mollie Sheridan spent Sunday in
this city and went to Butte to reside with
a sister.
Miss Mabel Miller came down from
the Ludolph ranch Wednesday, having
taught there all winter. :
M. c. Eacker announces another dance
in the "Bowery" Friday evening. The
band will be in attendance. 6-13-It
Chas. w Conroy left Sunday night for
Fargo where he is serving as juror at the
session of the United States district court.
Have 3 good sheep shearing machines
for sale cheaper will trade for COW or
small saddle horse. F. A. Currie. Soft
There was a balance of nearly $40 left
over from the memorial day fund and
the committe will donate the same to the
Dickinson band.
Don't fail to see the nobby line of
ladies' and misses shoes and slippers in
our ideal foot-wearing department. A.
I. Crowl q Co. 4-I8:tf
R. H. Johnson went to Minnesota from
the Fargo shrine meeting and Miss Mar
jorie who has been visiting there will
accompany her father home.
The Consolidated Coal Co. has dry
Ignite coal in sheds for quick delivery.
I. Phone Philip Emmel, Walton 4 Davis
lumber yard. 6-6-tf
Mrs. !. C. F. Parker was chosen a
member Of the mission board at the an
nual meeting of the Rebekah lodge in
Grand Forks.
Cowboy boots-the best cver-s3.5o,
$500, $500 and $500, and everything
the cowboy needs, at A. T. Crowl &
Cos. 5-I6-tf
Clerk of Court Gilbert of SentinelButte
and family and Mrs. Harve Robinson,
his daughter, will leave in a short time.
for a visit to their old home in Canada.
Mrs. Lavine and Children went t Glen
Ulin Mondayt to visit relatives. Miss
Birdie White accompanied her sister
and will 60 from Glen Ullin to her home
in Virginia.
Velour remnants of 3-yd. lengths for
upholstering and drapery purposes
certainly bargains; also new and very
pretty arrivals in p~ortiere curtains, at A.
T.. Crowl & Cos. 5-I6-tf
1t is rumored that Master Mechanic
'Whcatley is to goto Brainerd to succeed
; Supt. Bean and that +. J. Cutler, general
foreman at Mandan, Is to go to Glendive
In Mr.. Wheatley's place.
Mrs. d. ]. Routh was here Tuesday.
The Rcths will not run the South Heart
section house after June II. Mrs. Routh
will visit her old home in Maine. They
are not decided as, to future location.
The Sorosis skirts are the queen of
them all-nothing better on the market
for the money. A splendid assortment
at A. T. Crowl 4 Cos. 5-I6-ti
A merry go-round opened for business
Saturday night and became the center
of attraction for the children. Monday
and Tuesday were too cold for this spor,
so the children are ahead that much on
nickles.
Frank Wagendorf was in the cit,
Wednesday from his cattle ranch south
of New England with the same gooc
. story everybody is telling of plenty o.
rain, nc hail, plenty Of grass and cattle
doing we'll.
Mrs. M. c. Eacker went to Richardtor
Wednesday to visit the Wagners anc
Reuders. The Eacker children an.
MAYNARD Litch have been visiting il
Ri%chardton and will return with Mrs
Eacker.
Jacob Dowig who has a farm southeas
of'Dickinson brought in a fine bunch o
wheat "Wednesday. 1t averages fully
eighteen inches in height and the plant!
are strong and healthy; MIR. Dolwig say
he has sixty acres as good as the sample
Complaints come from all owe the cit,
of damage done by COWS turned loose
during the night or let out early in thu
morning before herding hours-and b,
others left to roam about at their owl
sweet will at all hours. The ordinance
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