The Dickinson press., 1904-07-09
Plenty of win rowers at Drenkel's. 7-o.,f

Plenty of win rowers at Drenkel's. 7-o.,f
Frances Stone is %quarantined for scar
let fever. y
Macroni -four for sale at Drenkels.
7ott
Elton and Buster Brown collar for IS
cents. The Hub.
Canvas shoes, the ideal for summer,
for men and boys at A. T. Crowl &
Cos. 7-o-tf
]. c. Cartwright was confined to his
home several days the past week with
rheumatism.
Unfermented grape juice, root beer and
cherry phosphates at Drenkel's. TO If
The time for holding Sunday school at
St. Johns church has been changhed to
10 O'Clock in the morning.
Mr.. and MIST. S. Underhill of Ante
lepe drove to Gladstone on Thursday
and to Dickinson the following day.
Mr.. Van Antwerp, examiner of surveys
OF the public domain, arrived in Dickin-
son recently. 1t is the purpose of the
government to close up all surveys in
the western part Of the state this season.
The last contract was let to w. r.
Veigel and G. K. Dyke.
As soon as the present rush Of work at
the Dickinson land office is caught up,
a month or SO hence, Receiver L. A.
Simpson will tender his resignation to
the government, and it is understood
that Representative w. A. Mcclure will
be appointed to the position.
The city council has done a good thing
in ordering sidewalks laid on the north
side of Cakes street commencing at the
Sticknev corner on Sims street and ex-
tending west to the west side of Van
Norden street and thence north to the
Currie corner on Billings street.
The Forum correspondent give a half
column write-up of the VIM. Brown &
Co. lands in Stark and Hettinger counties,
special mention being made of the new
town of Mott. The writer speaks of
VIM. Colgrove's fine ranch and of the
100000 pounds of wool being maketed
at Dickinson.
Emmett Cronan of Rose Creek, Mimi,
departed for his parental home last Fri
day after a sojourn Of ten weeks at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Johnson of
Fayette. Before he went away he bought
a small bunch Of yearling mares Of Nc
earthly at Dickinson which were taken
north to be located on the Johnson 4
Tygum ranch.
In the election Of grand lodge officers
in the order of Eastern Star last week at
Fargo, Mrs. Eva Currie of this city was
advanced to Worthy Grand Matron.
Among the a%ppointive officers named by
Mrs. Currie are noted two names we'll
known in Dickinson, namely: John
Freeman. grand sentinel; and Alice C..
Hager, credentials.
The Passion Play, under the direction
of DR.. w. H. Pittwood, finished a very
successful engagement, playing three
nights. The second the opera house
was sold out completely, standing room
only. The solo work Of Georgia Carey
Pittwood was perhaps the best ever
heard in Lewistown.-The Argus, Lewis
town, Mont. Dickinson opera house,
July II.
The marriage of Richard E. Morris
and Margaret M. Driesbach, both of
Congregational parsonage by Rev. H.
9Th. MIR. Morris is a prosperous rancher
and the newly married couple will re-
side at Wibaux. Mrs. H. L. Dickinson
and Mrs. c. Z. Dickinson stood up with
the bride AMI groom.
On Sunday J. P. Tingle's horse broke
away and ran into a snarl of barbed wire
fence near the ball park, breaking an
ankle and getting so badly tut that it
was necessary to shoot him. This is the
second horse that Mr.. Tfhgle has lost by
accident in Dickinson. The leaving of
barbed wire within the city limits is
wrong and should be looked after by the
authorizes. There is an ordinance
against the use of this kind of fencing
within the plated portion of the city and
it should be enforced.
There will be attractions galore in the
city next week. The Sioux Indian at
traction opens at the ball park Tuesday
afternoon with a balloon ascension The
Indians are said to be swift ball players
and will probably give the local team a
lively time. On Wednesday the street
carnival, under the management of T. l.
Cash of St. Paul, will open and continue
until Saturday night. The carnival man.
agement will give balloon a%scensions
and varions daily free entertainments
and several tent shows requiring small
admission charges.
Last Saturday David Roberts, deputy
game wanden, seized a young antelope
from Albert Mcleod who had the ami
NAL Grated and ready to ship to his Wis
consin home. Mcleod was taken before
Justice Folsom and in order to allow
him to return to his family that night he
was allowed &c give bond in the sum of
5000 for his appearance in October. The
man had recently taken a homestead
near Black butte and expected to take
his family out in the fall. He apparent
" did not know that there was a law in
North Dakota making it a crime to take
into captivity or to ship from the state II
kill any antelope and thatlany person vio-
lating the law was liable to imprisonment
or to a fine of not less than 500 nor
more than $500. The law was enacted
for a period of ten years-from 1901 TO
1911, and all person should take warn
ing.