The Dickinson press., 1903-08-15
Willis Stevenson Of Mandan i. visiting

Willis Stevenson of Mandan is visiting
friends in this city.
Joe Farrell returned to Missoula the
first Of the week.
]. A. Currie was in from his Grande.
River ranch the past week.
Last Friday the second infant Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Beranek died.
Miss Alice WEIGH has been engaged
20 tearh III Sn,th Heart schml.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd RAIDER Of TAYLOR.
IRE visiting il the city. Tor a few DAYS.
Mrs. Henry Roberts is visiting at the
home Of her sister in Wilbaux for Il few
weeks.
Midsummer dress goods and waistings
arc being offered at special discount
prices at A. T. Crowl 4 Cos. 7.iI.,i
Miss Maggie Fennell of Elmira. New
York., a former resident Of this city, is
visiting old acquaintanccs for a few
weeks.
An opportunity Tor the economical
buyer-dress goods and wasting at
greatly reduced prices at A. T. Crowl &
Cos. 7-lI-tf
Capt. c. E. Gregory visited Minot last
week, after an absence Of six years, and
was much pleased with the growthof the
city.
Don't fail to see the nobby line of
ladies' and misses shoes aud slippers in
our ideal ~foot-wearing department. A..
T. Crowl & Co. 4-l8:tt
The 1903 school census for Stark
county gives 1920 boys, 1858 girls, or a
total of 1878. This is an increase Of 3e3
over last year.
A few snaps in second.han cameras
Si.5o to $40; worth S. to $50. Sccond-
hand with US means good as new. Mcf
Donald 4 Pomroy. 7-75.t
Mrs. c. E. Gregory went to st. Paul
Wednesday evening to visit for a short
time and to meet MIR. Gregory on his re-
turn from Denver.
D. d. Sullivan, optical specialist Of
IS, Taylor 26, Richardton p, Hebron 70,
and Glen Ullin 20. 8-I5-7t
c. E. Allen and Pete Berg went to
Brainerd on Thursday to attend a cor.
vention of travelling engineers and travel
ing fremen.
Hay leaders, Hay stackers, Bull rakcs
Spring wagons Lumber wagons and a
full line Of Mccormick machinery on
hand at Drenkel's. Digit
F. H. Matsiff has a position with the
N. P. in the yards at Mandan where Mrs.
MatsiH and the children will move as
soon as a house al be procured.
Mrs. Fred Roquette and children,
Mrs. P. c. Hagerman and children left
Monday Tor a weeks recreating at Mrs.
James Gray's ranch south of Medora.
o. P. liner expects c. b. Clinic out
from Cooperstown soon to take posses
sion Of the ranch he recently bought.
Mr.. and Mrs. liner will then return to
Dickinson.
Miss Margaret Sweeneyof Minnesota
arrived in the city this week to enjoy 4
| short vacation with her brother, j.. ].
Sweeney, who is a we'll known N. p.
employe here.
J.P. Tingle received word on Tuesday
| of the death of his brother, Geo. X.
Tingle, Alaska seal commissioner for a
number. OF years. Mr.. Tingle was at one
time a resident of Glcndive.
The manager of the Minot team has
written manager Davis that he would
like to arrange for aseries Of three games
| at Dickinson the coming week. 1t is
Among those who came down from
Miles City on Sunday were w. A. Tremb-
lay and E. ]. Jones, old residents OF Dick
inson. They were both pleased with the
progress Of the city during the past year
or two.
Martin ToIlefson recently bought the
E. Hovcrson quarter section OF land II
miles northeast of Taylor at 10 per acre
Mr.. Tollefson filed a homestead and ex.
poets to buy railroad land and make a
stock ranch.
Mesdames L. Christensen, Frank Elk
lund, Anton anderson, All. Murray,
Frank Gilman, b. Coulson were amone
a company of ladies who were down from
Belfeld on Monday to pay States At
torncy Campbell a visit.
The stout man from Wahpeton who
his match in Miles City. w. A. Tremb'
lay trotted out a wrestler who was ar
easy winner Of a s5o-purse and 20 pei
cent of the gate receipts.
Our mail order business has grown tc
enormous proportions, due to the promp'
and careful attention which we give
every order received. We always pack
and ship all orders as soon as received
Send us your orders; we will do the rest
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggists
7-l5-t
Mrs. Mary Lynch left on the limited
Monday evening Tor Bombells to visi
her sisters and brother there for a few
days and then go to her old hom'
in Saltwater, Mimi, to spend a few
weeks.
D. d. Sullivan, optical specialist o
Fargo, will be in Dickinson again Aug
24th and 2sth. Mr.. Sullivan visits Dick
inson regularly and does frst-class worl
al ISdSOudOlC pLlCCS. my ObC Adslt4(
eye trouble or needing glasses fitted o
changed can call at the St. Charles.
8-15-2
John P. Jungers of Gladstone had tn
misfortune last week I o lose IS tons q
hay bv fire which was set by one OF hi
little children. MIR. Jungers had con
tracted to deliver 60 o ~ OF hay to Dick
inson parties at s6 per ton, consequent
. the loss mounts to several hundred do
lars to him.
E. H. Hoffman was in town Thursda
and filed three reservoir claims befor
!. j. G. Saunders, clerk of the district cour
! Mr.. Hoffman was compelled to get cor
> troll of more land, from the fact tina
:. there is a large bunch of Montana horse
being herded on the land that he il
tended for his winter range, it being nes
: his home.
! w 7 Ford of CulhArfeon Mont ws