The Dickinson press., 1904-09-03
Mrs. J. T. Scott arrived from the ives
Thursday morning,

Mrs. ]. T. Scott arrived from the ives
Thursday morning.
Miss Emma Messersmith returnee
this week from Valley City.
Mrs. Ellen Fox went to Hebron OF
Thursday 10 visit for a few days.
Mrs. c. w. Conroy entertained a few
lady friends Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Josephine Lewis OF Taylor visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Leask this week
T. L. Beard is in the eastern part Of
the state for the purpose of buying
screenings.
A few peices OF good furniture, includ.
ing range, for sale at reasonable prices.
Inquire at F. S. ~Cunningham's. 8-27-7p
Glendive Review: Miss Arlone Rock.
we'll departed last Saturday for Fargo,
where she has accepted a position.
Bronte Burgster was in the past week
from a visit at the VIM. Crist ranch
where he and S. P. Gotta are interested
in stock.
At Taylor, John Courtney is erecting a
dwelling house. 7. S. Rutherford, the
N P. agent there. is talking of building
this fall.
Miss Abbie Mullen, sister of Mrs.
Henry Barry, returned to Anaconda on
Monday, having spent nearly two months
at this place.
Mrs. T. J. Greene and children are
expected back from New York tomor-
row. MI. Greene went as far as Chicago
to meet his family.
Splendid bargains in kimonas and
dressing sacks at e less than original
value. Prices varying from soc to $3.50
each. A. r. Crowl & Co. o-3.tf
DR.. G. E. Brattain of Paulding, Ohio,
who is looking over the land in this
country and incidentally a location, was
in Dickinson the past week.
Glendive dropped two games to Miles
City the past week. Ryan drove one
over the fence and Blexrud did his best
and then Glendive was short on scores.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnston, OF Tay-
ler. were in Dickinson on Thursday.
Mr.. Johnston has brought a property in
Richardson which he will fit up for a
boarding house. He will move his
family down at once.
Dr.. L. N. Gartley will be at the follow.
ing places on dates indicated, prepared
to do all kinds OF dentistry: Taylor
Sept. II and ~ Richardson il and He
bron IS and 10. 9.3-2p
There are people who do not think
that apples will grow in Stark county,
hat - eha, mill ,;e;k Me- h~~. 900
ville's fine farm half a mile southeast of
the city they will find trees just loaded
down with this kind of fruit.
Alexander Montague, en- route to
California, renewed acquaintance in
Dickinson this week. His daughter,
Miss Grace, came up from Bismarck on
Friday. MIR. Montague expects to visit
Dickinson with his wife in October.
Mrs. Cornish of Iowa has taken a
homestead 10 miles south of Relaxation.
She has two daughters with her and has
sent for her two sons to come out. Mrs.
Cornish believes that she and her child
rem can raise stock and farm very sue
cessfully in this country.
DR.. L. N. Gartley returned on Monday
from his visit in New Brunswick. He
enjoyed his vacation very much and Is
ready to settle down to good hard work
again.
Do you know where to buy blank
books? We sell all kinds-ledgers, jour-
mails, day housekeeping from a SC
memorandum to a IS ledger. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. leading druggists. 8-2o-tf
Attorney w. c. Crawford will be as
sisted in the B. X. Clemie murder trial
BY Attorney M. A. Hildreth of Fargo.
Clemie is still in the Burleigh county
Jail. The case will come up before
Judge Winchester at Dickinson on Oct.
II.
We voice the sentiment OF all our
customers when we say we handle the
best ice ream in the city. 1t is first.
class, always, and speaks for itself after
you have tasted it once. We will serve
it the same as before at the new location
in the old postofice stand. The Ideal.
8-3o-3t
Mrs. F. A. Little returned the past
week from Fargo where she had been
On the way home she visited her daugh-
kSI NljBs JOIlu FICllSu, III OlSLlldIC ks
Friends will be glad to know that Mrs.
Titles stay in Fargo resulted in benefit
to her health.
Notices from the referee in bankruptcy
in the matter of Ewart Brothers & Bak-
or brings to mind the defunct firms
former live solicitor, G. A. Dunlap, and
his oil stock and other swindling schemes.
A few people here have something to
remember him by az we'll as his busted
live stock firm.
Married, September I, at the residence
of Geo. Waggoner in Dickinson, by Rev.
Gilmore Cunningham, Mr.. H. o. Baker
and Miss Nellie Kent, of Yule, N. D..
The groom is a prosperous sheep grower
in Billings county. The happy couple
return home this week and are to be
congratulated on the important step
they have taken.
Tuesday morning w. L. Richards, DR..
Van Es and Prof. Waldron drove north.
Mr.. Van Els has some work to do on dip
ping tanks and his friend, Mr.. Waldron,
from the agricultural college, takes the
occasion to examine the different grasses
found on the range. The party will 20
through to Williston, where the Fargo
gentlemen will take the Great Northern
train for home.
The parish people of St. Patrick's
church gave Rev. J. Dignam a pleasant
surprise party the evening of August 26,
it being the first anniversary of his arri.
val IN this country. While it was an i'm.
promptu affair, a large company gather.
ed at the parish house. The visitors
made up a handsome purse of money
for their pastor. who has already made a
very favorable impression among his
people.
/. Short.haired and nervous as a ghost.
Answering to Bill or Ned or Fan,
Death on rats and sirloin steak,
Behold the sparkling rat and tan.
We do not know whether William
Shakespeare or William Nye was guilty
of the above, but we know that Hays
Hairhealth will come as nea growing
hair on a bald head as any preparation
on the market. soc a bottle at T.. J..
Creme r. Co.'S o.1.tf