The Dickinson press., 1904-06-04

county, is in the city.
The Lomondo suitings. ideals for loc
per yard. A T. Crowl & Co. 6-4-f,
Two families at Lehigh are in quaran.
tine for measles.
Money to loan. Campbell & Field.
6-4-ti
Wanted-some one to learn to set type
at the Press office.
For Thursday the local government,
gage showed 1885 inches of rain.
Miss Jennie Freeman went Saturday
to visit her aunt near Fargo.
c. E. Allen, master mechanic at Glen.
dive. was in the city on Tuesday.
Charles De Foe has his cosy residence
on the west side nearly completed.
Mrs. F. J. Easton leaves soon for St
Louis, visiting en- route at Milwaukee.
Girl Wanted-for general house work
Mrs. Frank Cannon, Wibaux, Mont. 4-2p
Miss Nellie Powers OF New York is
visiting MI. and Mrs. P. NJ. Sexton OF
this city.
Born, at the Dickinson Hospital, June
/, to Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Mccormick,
twin boys.
A. N. Hamilton, a large cattle grower
of Haley, is at the Dickinson Hospital
for treatment.
c. L. Zimmerman and J. S, Green, Of
Mandan, were in Dickinson on Thurs.
day on business.
This week M. N. Bran received word
from Chicago that his sister, Miss Ida
Bran, was dying.
Wallis Huidekoper of Philadelphia is
at his Billings county ranch-The Deep
Creek Cattle Co.
The Congregational fair has been post
poned On @ of the rain to next
Thursday evening, June 9.
f. G.. Paddock was down from Bel
field this week. He is still unable to do
any work to speak of.
Miss Mary Harrington taught last
week for her sister, Miss Nellie, in the
Plum Creek district.
Frank Petrick leaves in a few days for
Washington state to look about with a
view to removing there.
Excavations were begun on Tuesday
for Conductor c. H. Shaw's new resi-.
dence on Van Norden street.
Mrs. J. K. Porter and children left
Wednesday for Portland and will visit
in Montana on the return trip.
Just received at Mrs. J. L. Browns
store-an elegant line of ladies' dress
skirts, prices from sI.25 to $500. 6-4-3t
Tim Murphy and Arthur Mclean, N.
P. engineers at this place, left this week
for St. Louis tt be absent a month.
The line of ladies' skirts and shirt
waists to be seen at Mrs. J. L. Browns
store cannot be equaled anywhere in the
city. Prices from soc to 5000. 6.4-3t
Mrs. Lydia Richards, and Buell. went
Saturday to Beach. Mrs. Richards has
a house in that se~ttlement.'and expects to
make that her home for the present.
Spring winds bring rough skin and
chapped hands. Wings Elitine. Edel-
weiss Cream or Cucumber Cream make
the skin soft as a baby's. T. J. Greene
& Co. 4.3o.tf
Miss Edna Sco6eld sent as her alumni
letter eight cartoons-one for each year
beginning with her graduation. That
they were appreciated goes without say.
ing.
For sale-saddle stock stallion s yrs.
| old, or will exchange for a bunch Of
horses, or will take a bunch Of mares to
breed on shares. Z. A.. Currie,
5-28.tf Dickinson, N. D..
M. b. Frisbie of Bel6eld was down for
memorial services. He also made home
stead final proof OF 100 acres of Uncle
Sans land while in the city.
Senator Powers of Montana was a
westbound passenger on Sunday. He
wa accompanied from Bismarck as far
as New Salem by his business associate,
Capt. I. P. Baker.
DON'T forget that we handle rentals
and pay taxes, ETC., for non residents, in
addition to furnishing abstracts from
one of the best abstract plants in the
state. Dickinson Abstract 4 Real Es-
state Company. 5-28-2t
]. p. Jingle has enlarged his residence
property by the purchase of 10 feet of
land of c. H. Shaw. Mr.. Shaw has
bought IS feet south of his original pur-
chase and o each have IS feet.
D. S. Bryan of Taylor is not farming
as much this year as in former seasons
His grain looks we'll, and his son is look
ing after the farm while he does a little
book canvassing for a Chicago firm.
Postmaster ]. c. Thompson returned
Tuesday from a visit with his son Frank
to Fargo. Mr.. Thompson went down at
the time of the state national convention
of which he had the honor OF being a
delegate.
w. L. Richards and Alex Fowler have
put in 1000 brook trout at their Kildeer
ranch this week. They have a splendid
spring in a timbered lot covered with
oak, and it is believed that the fish will
do we'll. A UNITED States representative
came out from Duluth and personally
sup>r;p<epdad tho putf;oo NJ The 6ch IN
Miss Peterson after two weeks at
home expects to spend the summer with
relatives on the Atlantic coast. Miss
Thompson is at her New Rockford home
but expects to spend some time in Val
ley City and possibly visit St. Louis.
Miss Benedict, who does not return, is
spending the summer at her home in
South Dakota.