The Dickinson press., 1903-08-29

S&Mrs. J. F. Lyon has returned from her
trip.
Mrs. w. L. Richards returned home
this week.
Nathan Foster is a sufferer from
typhoid fever.
Robert Wilcox was in from the north
on Thursday.
Pat Sexton dropped into the city this
week. He has been south.
I'ound-small silver chain and cross.
Apply at this Office and pay for this
notice.
Grambs & Wolbert ar. doing the
plumbing at the St. Coarl-s' See their
I'D in this i.sne.
Bill Mccarthy, who has been in the
Bismarck hospital, has returned, looking
better than ever.
Miss Della Hanley OF Tacoma came
up from Mandan on Wednesday and is
the guest of the Rays.
DR.. Sheppard Of Evanston University
recently bought 10000 acres Of land of
the ID. E. Harmon Land Co.
G. B. Hawlcy, formerly an operator Of
this city, has gone to Livingston, Mont,
to accept a similar position.
Clerk OF Court Saunders received no.
tice on Friday that the district court for
Stark county had been postponed from
Sept. 8 to Oct. &c.
J. A.. Tibesar, who has been east for Il
few weeks in the interests of Security
Mutual Life ms, returned home to Dick
insen on FRIDAY.
&C. Chatham went to Richardton the
first of the week to do some carpenter
work on the Mandan Mercantile Co.
buildings at that place.
w. B. Howe has gone to the Cannon
Ball to get his daughter Marion and son
Wavne who have been taking a vacation
at the Pete Yauch ranch.
Mrs. Frank Roberts and Miss Mamie
Clay. county superintendent of schools
Of Billings county, registered at the St.
Charles Thursday evening.
John Leo, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. McKeever for the past few
weeks, was called to Tacoma Thursday
by the serious illness Of his sister.
The D. E. Hartman Land Co. people
had a large number of new settlers out
last week and again on Tuesday and
Thursday Of this week they had large
parties from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Altfather, of
Indianapolis, arrived in the CITY this
week. Mr.. Altfather is installing the
machinery in the new Touring mill and
will be in the city for two months or
more.
H. b. Chadwick, formerly of this city,
is running an engine on the Canadian
Northern out of Port Arthur, Manitoba,
and is we'll pleased with his new loca-
ton and future prospects for advance
ment.
Rev. o. T. Just went to Leipzig last
Sunday where he installed Rev. Hans
Appel as pastor of the Lutheran church
at that place. This will relieve Mr.. Just
of much of his outside work and will give
hin: more time for church labors at home.
Subject Sunday morning at the Congre-
gational church will be 1.-THE Transfgur-
alton" In the evening M. F. church
will join in the service; sermon by Rev.
H. V. Rominger. Subject, "1he King
in the Witches Cave" Good.music; all
invited.
On Thursday the Consolidated Coal
Co. put fires under their new boilers at
Lehigh. The machinery will all be set
in a week or ten days and then the COM
pany will be able to mine coal by the
latest improved methods.
Wilson Scott, brother-in-law of !. P.
Tingle. and daughter, Alma, arrived
from Spokane Thursday night to spend
a few days in the city on their way to
Iowa for a visit. Mr.. Scott is tho father
of ]. T. Scott who established the Dick.
inson Press.
This week word was received that
John Lewis was sick with typhoid fever
In the Southern Pacific hospital at Ogden,
Utah. He had been working for the S.
P. in the vicinity of Salt Lake for about
two months. His wife has been stop.
ping with her parents in Mandan.
r. L. Senderling had a nice letter
from the manager of the Bismarck ball
team last week asking him to come down
and umpire the three games to be played
with the St. Cloud team. Mr.. Sender
ling declined on account of the Dickin-
son. lendive game at home.
c. w. Houston, trainmaster, expects
10 take his youngest Tor to Minneapolis
the coming week where he is to live with
his grandmother and attend school. Mrs.
Houston is still visiting an aunt in Md.
and was recently in a Baltimore hospi-
tai for treatment, and her health may
not permit of her returning west for some
time.
The PRESS announcement of the ar.
rival OF MIR. and Mrs, Geo. Hughes last
week was a little previous. 1t should
have been Hughes and the Dahl girls.
On Wednesday night Judge Kono mar
ried Geo. Hughes formerly of Antelope)
and Ida Dahl of Mandan and Bismarck.
The other Dahl girl and a resident of
the city witnessed the ceremony.
Last Saturday J. H. Miskimen of Glen
dive was in the city and selected a car.
load of facing brick from the Dickinson
Fire & Pressed Brick Works for a new
two-story building which he is about to
erect. Mr.. Miskinen is one of Glendive's
leading business men, where he has a
large jewelry store, and is the owner Of
two fine store buildings.
What a sweet, pretty girl is the heroine
in the play of "Uncle Josh Spruceby,"
and how you do wish she was your sweet
heart-that is, of course, if you do not
have n of those pleasant little affairs.
And in that saw mill scene do you not
want to just jump IN the stage to help
her hit that bad man, "just for luck"
At Dickinson opera house Wednesday,
Sept. and.
Just before leaving Dickinson for SEN
tinel Butte Mr.. Crawford was offered the
presidency Of the Moorehead public
schools at a salary ef $500 a year and a
short time before he had bsen offered a
professorship in the Agricultural college
at Fargo. But he thinks there will be
more profit and possibly more pleasure
in the banking business.
Madam De Mores has written Sheriff
John Goodall from her summer home in