The Dickinson press., 1904-05-28

Twenty took the teachers examination.
Mrs. Jay Reeds sister, Miss Cruden is
visiting her.
Mrs. Oyhus and Mrs. Paddock Of Bel
field were shopping in the city Monday.
Charles Holton will occupy Guy Dick.
%inson's house corner Sims and Cakes.
Miss Mckenzie has been seriously ill
the past week but is gaining rapidly
now.
Two furnished rooms for rent. In
quire of D. S. Alley opposite Episcopal
church. 5-28-3t
J. F. Parish and wife leave June l, for
a six weeks trip to St. Louis, Chicago
and Indiana points.
Ice Cream will be sold by the pint,
quart, or in larger quantities as desired
at the Ideal. 5.28-tf
Mrs. Ted Hartung OF Richardson came
up Thursday afternoon, the guest of Mrs.
{. F. Higgins.
Mrs. Minnie Ried writes from Mallet
Creek, Ohio, that she execpts to remain
there for the summer at least.
Mrs. Joe Ferris and daughter were
down from Medora Monday to obtain
medical treatment for the latter.
Frank Koch went to the Bismarck
hospital Thursday to be present when
his wife undergoes an operation.
Billy Pangman who has been breaking
| m fhA NJ D 1aft Thnrre1au and AvroC<c
to work railroading near Salt Lake.
DR.. G. D. Reeder Of GAndive, veteri-
nary surgeon, has been employed pro-
~fessionally in the city this week.
We list city property, but we don't
keep it listed-we sell it. Dickinson
Abstract & Real Estate Company. 5-28-2t
A few intimate friends invited them
selves to spend Thursday evening at A.
billiards and help celebrate his birthday
The N. P. is building a sidewalk across
the railroad bridge at Medora which will
be a great convenience to the residents.
A daughter arrived at the home of Alb.
Murray Of South Heart May II, but the
report was a bit late in reaching this
Office.
Judge E. A. Lamb of Washburn for
merly OF the u. S. Land office at Bis
marck was the guest of A. c. McGilli-
vray Thursday.
A. c. McGnlivary and parties interest
ed with him sold to Wisconsin settlers
last week fourteen quarter sections south
of Gladstone.
Mrs. w. ]. Breckon left Tuesday for
Muscatine, Iowa, to spend the summer
with Mr.. Breckon's mother, who accom-
panied her to Iowa.
Jesse Rurgester, editor Of the James.
town Capital, and an old time railroad
boy, was a passenger west Thursday
for a months rest in San Francisco.
Miss Bessie Golf, now of Havre Mont,
is n of the three Montana ladies to Sc
cure a trip to St. Louis at the expense of
the Woman's Magazine of st. Louis.
Manager Davis has arranged a game
Sunday May 20, with the Fit. Lincoln
team and Monday and Tuesday next
there will be games with the Bismarck
nine.
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
Thomas Neil, George Waggoner and
Arthur Davis have been elected to rep
resent the Dickinson fire company at the
annual tournament at Darlington next
month.
Mayor Dan Manning visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Donnelly in Bismarck on his
way home from Fargo and attended the
judicial convention in Mandan Satur-
day.
For sale-saddls stock stallion s yrs.
old, or will exchange for a bunch of
horses, or will take a bunch Of mares to
breed on shares. E. A. Currie,
5-28.tf Dickinson, N. D.
Miss Mary Slack of Taylor left this
week for her old home in Groveland,
New York state, where she will hence
forth reside and care for her aged
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson left Thurs
day for St. Louis. Misses Marjorie and
Beth accompanied them as far as St.
Charles, Minnesot, where all will visit on
the return trip.
Mrs. Wiley entertained her Sunday
School class last Friday evening. The
young people had a right jolly time, and
presented their hostess and teacher a
handsome token of their esteem.
Don't forget that we handle rentals
and pay taxes, etc, for o residents, in
addition to furnishing abstracts from
one of the best abstract plants in the
state. Dickinson Abstract & Real Es-
state Company. 5-28-2t
Catherine Flynn went Thursday to
with an aunt and her brother Frank went
Cloud Minnesota.
Some of the society ladies of Dickin-
son are corresponding with the noted
Mrs. Youmans of Chicago, teacher of
physical culture, with reference to
| classes soon in Dickinson.
MI. and Mrs. Cunningham of Living
ston, Montana, stopped off from Satur-
| day to Monday or their way to St. Louis,
to visit Mrs. Goodall and Mrs. Porter
Mrs. C%unningham's sisters.
O. G.. Walters, an operator who came
| here some three weeks ago, has rented
Jerry Hayes house furnished and will
occupy it about June /. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hayes will spend the summer on the
ranch.
Now we probably have the very best
Japan tea that as yet been sold in town
-Schelling's best in halt and one pound
packages. Please try this tea and you
want it again. At Drenkels. 5.I4-tf
Thso. Steidel who has been the oblig.
ing day clerk at the St. Charles the past
two years, has resigned and leaves the
city June I. He will visit in the Twin
| Cities and look around a month or two
before deciding in what he will engage.
The Congregational fair-one evening
only-Thursday, June 2, at the opera