The Dickinson press., 1903-07-11

! MISS Coleman went to Medora We'd
nesday.
There was another good shower
Wednesday night.
Mrs. John Leask went { Minneapolis
Friday to spend a month.
Miss Chase of Eik River, Minn..is the
guest of Mrs.Frye for the summcr
MIR. and Mrs. A. billiard intend 10 visit
the coast country the coming month.
Miss iianley nf Tacoma was a pas.
senger Thursday en- route 10 Mandan.
Commissioner and Mrs. Frank Rob
erts and children were in for the 4th.
ALI White has sold the Fisher house
on 10, Q, block 80. to Jack Wetham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Randall came in
from the A II A ranch on Thursday.
Rev. H. v. Rominger will hold service
at Bel6eld on Thursday. evening, July Is.
Homer Davis was in from the 7. b.
Stoddard ranch on Saturday and Sunday.
A. B. Berry Of Taylor was up the first
OF the week to see about the sale Of ais
wool.
Miss Carroll of Yule was the guest of
Mrs: H. V. Rominger during the past
week.
w. p. Brannon went to Bismarck on
Monday in the interest of the Dickinson
Brick Works.
The second advertising car for Camp
bell Bros. show arrived in the city Fri
day morning.
Mrs. c. S. Starr Of Iowa is visiting her
mother Mrs. Baker and brother Attorney
+. M. Baker.
John Leo Of Tacoma, cousin Of Mrs.
H. Mckcever. arrived this week 10 spend
a month in the city.
Master Robert billiard has been out
the past week with J. E. Phelan at some
Of his ranches.
On her return to the ranch this week
Miss Gertie Reid was accompanied bv
Miss Ida Steiber.
The Dickinson school census shows
an enumeration of 1886, an increase OF
100 over last year.
Mr.sand Mrs. l.. Scott Of Taylor ex-
pect to leave for a trip to California
ABOUT August Ist.
Robert H. Smith. late Of Canada, has
taken a position in the First National
bank as book keeper.
H. r. Folscroft, the harnessmaker at
Zimmerman's, expects his vile from
Pueblo, COL, on the 18th.
The Roberts are having a delightful
time in Tacoma, where they are meeting
many old Dickinson friends.
Don't fail to see the Great Majestic
Range bake biscuits in three minutes,
all this week at McCloy 4 Senour's.
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Miss Anna Simms, a former Dickinson
girl, was among those who came down
from Glendive to celebrate the 4,h.
There will be a preaching service at $
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. V.
Rominger will preach at the opera
stand.
Hot biscuits and delicious coffee
served free next week at McCloy &
Senour's. Be sure to see the Great Ma
jestic Range. 7-rI-,t
Mrs. J. G. Saunders went to Belield
| vi "SoLlSSudy ~ tloll IlCI
Mrs. J. H. Palmer, who returned to the
city with her the following day.
We want you and your friend to come
in any days next week and see the Great
Majestic Range bake biscuits in three
minutes. McCloy & Senour. 7-11-1t
Auditor S. M. Ferris OF Billings
county was down last Saturday. Mrs.
Ferris was also down and remained over
a few days, the guest of the Rudiselles.
Mrs Fred White has been in the city
the past week, the guest of Mrs. Dobson.
In the meantime Mr.. White has made a
trip or two to the Geo. Dobson ranch for
wool.
want a few good reliable statesmen
to represent John Sexton & Co. for the
season. First-class reference required.
L. Nelson, Dickinson. 7.II-2p
The first of the the week Capt. ]. G.
Saunders was out north of Knife river
and surveyed two fine reservoir claims
for E. o. Baker and three for Thomas
Bailey.
Miss Nellie Harrington who went to
Edan Valley, Mimi, last week to see her
brother Pat who was i'll, is expected
home in a day or two. Her brother is
better.
John Gundhauser of this county is
about to open a barber shop in Glen
Ullin. John is a good barber and will
no doubt do we'll in the hustling town of
Glen Ullin.
P.J Pelissier was sick all the time he
was in Central America and he was
mighty glad to get back to Medora alive.
He took the shortest route home-via
San Francisco.
Remember, a set Of the best cooking
utensils, made of copper, steel and en-
amel, worth $3.50, given away absolutely
free with every Majestic Range sold
next week at McCloy & Senour's.
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The summer school for Burleigh, EN-
mons, Mclean and Kidder counties
opened in Bismarck on Monday. Prof.
L. F. Crawford of this city is the conduc-
tor. He has four assistants
Al. Harleman came over from Caring.
lion on the 4th and surprised his wife
who had been spending several week.
with her parents in Taylor. Mr.. Harle.
man was in Dickinson On Sunday, re.
turning home in the evening.
Mrs. M. L. Ayers and daughter
Dorothy left Thursday morning on a
trip to the Twin Cities. They will prob.
ably be in attendance at the North Da.
kota press meeting in Devils Lake next
week.
Alois Kombets has returned to Stark