The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
Rev; Q. T. Just will not be home Sun

Rev. o. T. Just will not be home Sun
day. No services.
Born, Wednesday morning, Sept. l6, a
lo-pound boy, to Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Flynn.
Miss Edna Sco6eld entertained the
members of her camping party Wednes-
day evening.
The sheriff from Boise, Idaho, is ex-
pected here today to take charge OF b.
Il. Stewart.
Mrs. w. J. Breckon and Mrs. Frances
i}reckon are visiting in Glendive and
Miles City this week.
Keep posted about the late of St.
Jo>rl,ll's church baz ,ar-fron Oct. 18th
10 ,5. at the opera house.
Rev. ]. H. Dobbyn will conduct SER
vice at Medora Wednesday. Sept. q,
and at Sentinel Butte Thursday the "a.
The city has had an awful time the past
ten days with its newly clay covered
streets. The street commissioner gets it
from all sides.
The Bee Hive people will open a
large line OF new goods in their new
store which will be ready for inspe ction
on Monday.
l.. Scott returned Thursday as far as
this city from his California trip. Mrs.
Scott remains with relatives for two or
three months yet.
The postponed game of base ball be-
tween Gladstone Taylor VS.. Dickinson
that was billed for last week will be
played on the home grounds tomorrow,
Sept. 70. Don't miss it.
The school board has rented one of
the spacious school roomsof St. Joseph's
church corporation. Rev. Rabsteinek
was only tw" glad to help the board
out on the south side.
T. G.. Saunders came in from his
ranch Thursday evening a distance of
IS miles. with Geo. Porter, who had the
misfortune tobreak his leg. The acct
dent happened by the falling of a heavy
timber.
Peter Grass, north OF Richardson, will
60 into the winter with 1000 sheep and
40 head of cattle. His wheat crop was
only 500 bushels this year, but on the
whole he has been successful and has
reason to be satisfied with his business.
Deputy McCoul returned Thursday
night from the unorganized territory
southeast where he had been to sum.
mon witnesses in the state case against
Philip lRosc which comes up for hearing
to day. VIM. Stark is the complaining
witness.
Miss M. Dege, lately of Valley City,
arrived in the city on Thursday. She
will open a studio and teach vocal and
instrumental music. Miss Dege Games
highly recommended having taken a
special course in the Leipzig Conserva-
tory Of Music.
On Tuesday the Consolidated Coal Co.
commenced mining with their new ma
chinery. Eighty o n was mined the
first day and by the first of October it is
expected that the output will be 400 tons
daily. The company has Al men at the
Lehigh mine and 81 at New Salem.
Mrs. T. N. Hartung. who had been
visiting old home scenes in Pennsylvania
and Bill Yeakel's family at Newberry, is
recovering from typhoid fever, and ex,
poets to return with the children to
Richardson in about two weeks.
John Reilly, located I6 miles south of
the Cedar, was storm bound in Richard
ton the past week. He has been sum.
mcring cattle for Koesel Bros. this year
and will winter some 200 head of his
own. His brothers who have been out
| with him the past season expect to come
into Richardson for the winter term of
school.
John Fieler has not raised a large crop
of wheat this year but he has 1000 splen-
did cabbage heads that average FIVE
pounds each, 900 bushels of potatoes
and other crops that will bring in several
hundred dollars. His farm is near Green
river, northwest of Gladstone, and he
has a large spring in the side of a hill
which furnishes water for irrigating his
garden.
The difference between a drug clerk
registered by examination and one regis
tered by special dispensation is that one
has passed the examination of the state
board of pharmacy, the other has not
Our prescription department is in charge
of a druggist registered by examination
and your prescriptions receive compe'
tent and careful attention, at no greater
cost than elsewhere T. J. Greene &
Co. o-lo-tI
Mrs. T. M. Schmitt and daughters
Clara, Berda and Rachel and son Charlie
late of Glen Ullin, have been busy the
past week:settling in the American House
which they have leased and propose &c
run as a frst-class boarding and lodging
house. The young ladies have had ex
perience In the leading hotels in Mandar
and Mrs. Schmitt has run the N. P
hotel In Glen Ullin the past year. Mex
week the new management will com
mence serving short orders.