The Dickinson press., 1904-05-21
Try On.
Read D. Bergman's ad. page 4.

Easton Bros. have something to say
this week.
The High school graduation exercises
occur Thursday evening next.
w. c. Mckenzie and F. E. Morgan
were in from the south Tuesday.
Patrons of the city postofice will do
we'll to note the hours given in this issue
The Kilmers are enjoying fine weather
and unlimited strawberries in Tennessee,
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a fair week after next
Exact date-next week.
J. w. Currie is taking J. A. Currie's
place at Cartwright & Cos. while the
latter visits his ranch.
c. o. Armstrong was in from Beicegel
Thursday. They have had some rain in
that section but grass is backward.
Conductor H. E. Hagerman has pur-
chased a residence in Mandan and takes
possession the last of this month.
The Butte at Sentinel Butte was the
scene of a small fire last week, which
was fortunately confined to one room.
We list city property, but we don't
keep it listed-we sell it. Dickinson
Abstract & Real Estate Company. 5-7-3t
r.. S. Brookings of Richardton had an
arm broken by the kick of a horse and
was in the city Monday for treatment.
For sale-Lone Butte Ranch 60 miles
northwest of Dickinson. Inquire of T.
H. Brien, Fayette P. o. N. D. 5-21-tf
Mrs. John Courtney and daughter
Helen were passengers Thursday night
to St. Paul to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Whaley.
Nj. L. Ayers writes from St. Louis That
the editors are enjoying plenty OF rain
and Missouri mud but are having a fine
time just the same.
The Billings county delegates to Far.
go, Messrs. S. M. Ferris, Harve Robin
son, A. l.. Martin and o. M. Skeen were
on Tuesday mornings train.
John Brown was brought before Justice
Folsom, waived trial and was remanded
to Jail to await the action OF the district
court. No bail was allowed.
The Gladstone White Caps have
served notice on four individuals that
they "will visit them in a body and try
to induce them to keep their mouths
shut"
G.. R. Wannemacher still holds an in
terest in the Rainy Butte Land Co. but
will from now on devote himself to real
estate in general and various other in.
terests.
If you are going to paint your house
your barn, your carriage or anything else
remember We sell the best paint made
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Drug
gists. 4-I6-tf
!. E. Phelan and N. C. Lawrence went
to Fargo Monday night and Messrs. Nc
Gillivray, Brodie and Thompson, Tues.
day morning. L. A. Simpson could not
get away until Tuesday night.
A public farewell reception will be
rendered Rev. J. H. Dobbyn at the home
of MI. and Mrs. N. c. Lawrence Tues
day evening from eight to ten. All Mr..
Dobbyn's friends are invited.
DR.. V. H. Stickney who heads the
county delegation to the republican state
convention in Fargo this week, left for
the Gateway city Monday to be present
also at the Norwegian festivities Tues.
day.
Mrs. Manning entertained the Daugh.
tiers of the Prophet and the ladies of the
Avenue club Tuesday afternoon for Mrs
John Courtney. A pleasant afternoon
was spent at six hand euchre followed
by a delicious lunch.
Christ Peterson went to Fargo Mon
day evening to be present at the unveil.
ing ceremonies attending the erection OF
the Bauta Stem in honor of Bjornsen in
the agricultural college grounds May u
the Norwegian holiday.
The Western Land Securities Co. took
thirty-fve prospective buyers and settlers
out south Thursday. Rigs we're waiting
at the train and the party was taken
directly to the company's new hotel south.
The party was in charge Of Messrs. Bobb
and Hamilton.
Mrs. L. K. Granteer left Tuesday for
points west to Forsyth, Montana. She
goes as general agent for the book firm
for which she has worked the past two
years and her appointment as general
agent is a signal recognition Of her abili-
ty and success.
At a meeting of the Rainy Butte Land
Co. held in St. Paul Friday, the 18th, G.
R. Wannemacher resigned as manager.
f. Maser of st. Paul was then elected as
secretary and manager of the above
company. Mr.. Maser expects to remove
with his family to Dickinson sometime
in the fore part Of June.
President Merriield of the state uni
versity inspected the Dickinson high
school Monday. He expressed himself
as pleased with the appearance of the
school and its progress. President Mer-
ri6eld said the only thing lacking to
make Dickinson a first grade high school
was a sufficient laboratory equipment.
An effort will be made to secure this be-
fore the meeting of the state board in
July so that Dickinson may then take
first rank and receive the additional
state aid.
Gary Parks an H T'employe was kill
ed recently a few miles from his home
en- route to the ranch on Buffalo creek.
A man following on horseback found
Parks by the roadside dead, his neck