The Dickinson press., 1903-06-27

F, F. Conklin of Bismarck was in
south Of Gladstone with a party of land
seekers the past week.
Mrs.C. H. Thompson and little sons
went to Richardton Friday morning 10
visit at the Hugh Clement ranch.
There have been showers during the
week which have done much good, but
the country in general needs more rain.
DR.. GIN. Gar.leywillb be in Hebron July
6. ? and 8; in Rich,rdton July Q, and in
Taylor July 10 and u prepared to do all
kinds of dental work.
John Riessbeck was elected junior
grand deacon at the Masonic grand
lodge in Fargo. Mrs. Currie was con-
ductress in grand lodge.
MIR. and Mrs. H. r. Lyon, Miss Car
roll and Robert Mech are the guests of
the Phelans, arriving Friday.
Robert has just graduated with high
honors from Shattuck.
The school board opened building bids
on Wednesday but did not award con-
tract. An adjourned meeting will be
held this Saturday evening.
w. ]. Littlehales has been very busy
for several weeks with work at Glen
Ullin in connection with the water sta
ton the N. P. is constructing at that
point.
The Misses Bissett of Winona, Mimi,
came in Friday and Saturday in com.
PAW with Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Schultz
drove out to their ranch which they pur-
chased from MIR. Schultz last year.
The Dickinson Abstract & Real Estate
Co. have sold the Walery house on Viii
lard street to A. H. Dieters who has just
bought an interest in the electric light
plant. He will bring his family out
from the east a little later.
Few Of I'LL readers probably have any
idea Of the business done by the city
bakery. MI. Schebler's bread output
this week amounts to 400 loaves and he
tells a PRESS reporter that ono day last
week he made rs loaves in IS minutes.
Mr.. Schebler sends daily orders west to
Sentinel Butte and Medora and east to
Gladstone, Taylor and New Salem. The
latter place takes pies, cakes, cookies,
buns, ETC., also.
For the long, warm days, on the sands,
by the lake, in the country, good st.
Nicholas has provided a notably rich
and full July issue to please the girls and
boys in many lands. A summer maya.
zine should have a decidedly out-oi-door
flavor; and that is what distinguishes
Ralph Henry Barbour's "a Pair of
Poachers," a story for boys refreshingly
off the beaten track. ""Majority's First
Celebration" is a pretty Fourth of July
story.
AFargo paper says: Next fall Fargo's
musical world will lose the able services
of Norris Orchard as he has decided to
enter on a four years our at John
Hopkins University at Baltimore, in
medical work. He enters with
out examination, his work and standing
at Fargo college being accepted without
question, a fact which the authorities of
the college on the hill appreciate and
which should be a decided impetus in
favor Of future students Of Fargo college.
Two parties of surveyors have left the
University to take up the work of the
state geological survey in this part of
the state. One of these will he headed
by Professor Woods, and he will take up
work in the Little Missouri country,
starting out from. Medora and going
south through the Bad Lands, one Of the
most interesting sections of the state
The other party will be headed by Prof.
Wilder, will start out from Buford, and
survey a considerable section of the up.
per Missouri country.
The jewellery store Of J. H. Miskimen
day night by cutting out a panel of the
door with a pocket knife. Goods to the
amount of 5000 we're taken. On Monday
two fellows who were trying to dispose
of watches were arrested in Dickinson
and it looked as if u officers would get
the $50 reward. But if they belonged
to the thieving gang they had covered
their tracks and concealed the goods.
The watches they had were not the Glen.
dive jewelers.. After boarding one day
with Sheriff Goodall they were released.