The Dickinson press., 1903-07-04
P. E. Anderson. Of Medora came down

Miss Coulson was down from the ives,
end of the county last Saturday.
On the goth of June Justice Folsom
married ]. W. Szatrick OF Montana and
Marie Currie of Minnesota.
Mrs Frank Lucas and children were
guests at the home of Engineer and
Mrs. c. D. Litch this week.
The adv. Of Rappal Bros. & Co.. a
large Chicago live stock commission
firm, will be found in this issue.
The Altar society of the Catholic
church will meet with Mrs. J. X. Porter
Wednesday afternoon to sew.
John Lewis and Louis Ross left Thurs.
day for the Crow reservation to buy a
hundred or more saddle horses.
The approaches to the bridge across
the river south of the city have been put
in good shape by Sandy Stewart.
Adjutant A. ]. Osborn returned Friday
morning from Devils Lake and the rest
of the boys returned in the afternoon.
Bert sprague of Perham, MINI ar
rived in the city OF Thursday and it is
understood will engage in carpenter
work here.
The Mandan papers tell Of a pleasant
party given in honor Of Misses Tena and
Katie Neil. Miss Katie returned to
Dickinson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LaBear went to
Glen Ullin this week to get their house,
hold goods. They are going to house,
keepingi in one Of w. L. Richards houses.
John Zastoupil and Miss Mary Tuna
will be married at the Catholic church
July 4th at 1870. The same is announced
for August Brown and Miss Matilda
Fleck.
Mayor Dan Manning delivered 60
head of horses to eastern BUYERS this
week. Thu Littl. Missouri Horse Co.
also delivered some 60 head to eastern
parties.
T. H. Brien was in from the north with
his wool during the past week. He was
we'll pleased with the price received.
The boys, Melvin and Rollin, remained
in Tor the 4th.
Mrs. G. A. Perkins will entertain the
Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church
on Thursday, July g., at 3 o'clock p. m.
A cordial invitation Is extended. Mrs.
K. D. Wiley, Asst. Sec.
The Misses Mary and Allie Bissett
returned east on Thursday evening.
They are owners of the old Henry Shultz
ranch and leave Frank Gates in charge
of their sheep there.
Several bridges are needed south for
the convenience Of people coming in for
supplies, and our business men should
see the county board at once and see
what arrangements can be made. Don't
put it off.
Walter Robb arrived from St. Paul
Thursday. to be the guest of Rev. ]. H.
Dobhyn for a few weeks and see the
Bad Lands for the first time. Walter is
one of the chief acolytes of St. Paul's
church, St. Paul.
The N. p. has put on a regular local
freight train between Dickinson and
Glendive. The train goes up one day
and back the next, leaving here at 5
o'clock in the morning. c. H. Shaw is
conductor and Chas. Brislin Is engineer.
Married, at St. Johns rectory, July z,
BY Rev. J. H. Dobbyn, Mr.. ]. A.. Stowe
and Miss Winnie Jefferson, of Sentinel
Butte. Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe will reside
on their ranch at Sentinel Butte, and are
to be congratulated in the important
step they have taken.
When you want anything in fine MILL
merry please remember that Miss Murn
haR %h> h~~t aceNrtroA NJ so kho ~stv, and
everything marked down below cost for
the rest of the season. Llon't fail to call
and see the great bargains. 1t will pay
you. 7-4-It
A very quiet wedding ceremony took
place June 27th at 1890 o'clock at st.
Patrick's church between Stephen
Zastoupil and Miss Mary Pirkl. Owing
to the recent bereavement in the fam
ly no invitations were issued. The
Press takes occasion to express ita
congratulations to the happy couple.
The ball game between Glen Ullir
and Dickinson resulted in a score of 10 te
4 in favor of the home team. Glen Ullin
did not score until the last inning when
they began to play ball. Their regular
pitcher did not arrive until toward the
last of the game. Switchman Ripe Of
this city filled in for the visiting team
and received many compliments for the
good work he did.
Married, July !, at the Congregational
parsonage, by Rev. H. V. Romlnger
Mr.. VIM. A. Heisler of Cartwright, N. D..
and Miss H ellen Toles OF Seattle. MIR.
Heisler is a brother of Mrs. w. ]. Zim'
norman who located a ranch in Allard
county some two years ago. The PRESS
extends congratulations to the happ,
young couple. Mr.. and Mrs. HeisleI
will leave in aday or two for their ranch,
The Dickinson school board has lie,
the contract for building the high school
annex to Charles Bake for $4,000. and
L. K. Granteer will have charge of the
carpenter work. Excavations were com
menced on Monday. The board hao
but two bids, namely, the Mandan Mer
camille Co., $4,000, and Charles Bake
sI6,23o. The board deemed it best no.
to finish the three upper o this yea
and Mr.. Bake consented to a reduction
of $1,000. Mr.. Bakke's bid includes al
the mill work, the setting of all parti
tons, ETC., for the three rooms on the
second floor.