The Dickinson press., 1904-07-02
Miss Ruth Rudiselle will spend Tho
coming week in Glendive.

Miss Ruth Rudiselle will spend tn
coming week in Glendive.
The Sherwin Williams huust. paint
are the Lest. White q Co., suIc agent.
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Mrs. Dwight l)nnnolly of jamestown
has been the guest OF Ar. and Mrs. CIV
Conroy the past week. Mrs. Conroy OK
poets to accompany her friend on her re
turn home.
Otto Sprecher, publisher of the Star
Norwalk, Wis, was in Dickinson las
Saturday, having just returned from 8
trip forty miles northeast where he flee
a homestead.
We have just opened a barrel OF pure
Dalmation insect powder, imported di
rect from southeastern Europe. Your
money back if it fails to give satisfaction
Mcdonald 4 Pomroy. 6-lI-tl
Bel6eld will celebrate the Fourth with
races, games, a picnic dinner and dane,
ing in the afternoon and evening in q
large bowery that is being built by Mr.
Ehrle and Mr.. Kits,
At Darlington on Tuesday it required
fourteen innings to decide the game
which stood 3 to o in favor of Bismarck
Blexrud pitches. The following day Bis
marck was defeated.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Snyder and Land
Agent Smith, of Sentinel Butte, we're in
the city on Thursday. They said tina,
the citizens of their town were arranging
to celebrate the 4th.
Will the party who exchanged umbrel.
las last Friday evening at the Congrega.
tional church, and got one marked with
a a." or the plate, please return the
same to X. L. Davidson and get his own
in return?
A. L. Parsons, of E. Mayer & Co.
Freeport, Ill.,, was in Dickinson the past
week with a party of land seekers. They
selected land south. This land compa'
ny has sold two townships, la and l45
north Of Taylor.
Jake Swingel, formerly an employe at
the Stoddard ranch, had his home on the
Little Missouri, south OF Medora, burned
Wednesday. The fire caught while
Mrs. S. was preparing the meal. Very
little was saved.
Warden Boucher of Bismarck
came up to see the ball games
and seemed quite disappointed about
the defeat of his home team. Mayor
Register and Myron Hutchinson were
also up to see one Of the games.
Henry Krauth received word on Mon.
day of the suicide of his brother at He.
bron and went down on the limited. De.
ceased was a widower and had two
grown up children. Overwork is suppos.
ed to have been cause for the deed.
MI. and Mrs. F. Maser and children
of St. Paul, arrived on Wednesday
They are the parties who bought the
John Courtney house and will occupy
the same within a few days. Mr.. Masel
is secretary Of the Rainy Butte Land
The Co. X boys returned from Devils
Lake on Wednesday. They report a
good time and the officers tell us thai
Col. Peake complimented the boys high.
ly on the general appearance of the
Our boys were awarded the
badge in the sharp shooting practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Palmer of Bel6eld
returned the first of the week from
months visit in Wisconsin. They visit
ed in Dickinson Monday and Tuesday
and Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs
Saunders and Mrs. Osborn, drove tc
Henry Cookies place neal Gladstone.
DO you fully realize that you can pick
up bargains every day at Cartwright'si
Crepes, dimities, foulards, ~coverts, fanc,
tissues. Madras, nicker cloth, plain anc
fancy swisses at positively your owr
prices. These goods must go at an,
price so, if interested, don't fail to cal
7-2.I
( 1t looks now as though a large mum
Der of people from Dickinson and the
surrounding country would spend tn,
18th in Bismarck. A special train viii
leave Dickinson at 8 o'clock in til,
morning and the round trip will cos
only s2.5o. The schedule is published
elsewhere.
John Kinth was run over on Monda,
by a farm team belonging to Nicl
Schmit and sustained a fracture of the
arm. The man was working for tn
Mandan Mercantile Co, and was sent b,
them to the Dickinson hospital where hi
is getting along nicely.
L. D. McGahn, according to the Mino
Optic, has taken the state agency for tn,
firm Of Edward, Wood & Co., grain buy
ers, and will make headquarters in Mino,
Mr.. Mccain has been in Dickinson
100000 sa~.: - A. :~ko~nc< ~ H. Dill.
dunn which he founded at Bismarck tw'
years ago.
Bishop Stanley left Thursday morn
ing for Richardton where the sacrament
of ordination and confirmation will b.
administered. Next Sunday the bless
ing Of the corner stone of the new Cath
olic church at Mandan will take plac,
and Bishop Stanley will be there. :
Sam Juel Of Halliday was in Dickin
son on Tuesday to make homestead fna
proof. His witnesses were Ole Christen
sen and John Engelbretsen. Mr.. Jue
irrigates 100 acres of land from a sprin)
and tells US that he has a fine grove O
cottonwood trees. He has several varie
ties of trees but finds the COTTONWOOD,
by far the best.
This week the Masonic bodies of Dick
inson were we'll represented at gran,
lodge in Fargo. w. L. Richards, master
attended, and also represented J. W
Currie as delegate from the Chapter.
Riessbeck attended as grand Hodge off
Ger and in the election Of officers Of tina
body was advanced to junior grand wa
den. Mrs. J. W. Currie attended a
Eastern Star grand lodge officer and Mr.
N. c. Lawrence as delegate. representa-
both Mrs. J. B. Dehlinger and Mrs. job
F. Davis, who we're unable to go down.
u. S. Deputy Surveyors Soule an
Haigh, of Cogswell, Sargent county, GU
fitted here the latter part of last wee
and at present are engaged in meandeI
ing the Little Missouri river. Thes
gentlemen have previously outftted her
several times and are pleased with III
so,r<>o;oo ohouvn h,, tho h~,,c;Do~c ma