The Dickinson press., 1904-07-16
Rain is need again.

Rain is need again.
Mayor Manning sold 100 horses this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. IF. Parish returned this
week from their eastern visit.
Rooms to rent-furnished or unfurn-
ished. Inquire at this Office. 6-l6-4p
Miss Lillian Morris Of Fargo is spend
ing a week with her aunt, Miss Ida Nc
Kinzie.
Exceptionally striking lot of summer
waist and dress patterns. Splendid
bargains. A. T. Crowl & Co. 7-I6-tf
Mrs. Arthur Clark and her mother
Mrs Williams, Of Mandan, are the
guests of Mrs. Jas. Birch.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed underwear of
apiece and union suits are among the
July clearance bargains at A. T. Crowl
4 Cos. 7-l6-ft
Mrs. J. L. Roberts and her two grand
daughters, of Medora, we're visiting
friends and taking in the show in the
city this week.
Remarkable reduction in shirt waists
OF silk, white lawn, sateen and percale,
during our July clearance sale. A. T.
Crowl 4 Co. 7-16-tf
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. David Roberts on Thurs
day afternoon, July II. Mrs. K. D..
Wiley, Sec'y.
Two daughters Of Mrs. John Brennan,
Mrs. Boardman of Cleveland and Mrs.
Boughof of Canton, Ohio, arrived in the
city Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Robinson came
down from Medora to see the carnival.
Mrs. ]. A. Ferris and Mrs. Lord were
expected down on Fridays train.
A.. c. Huidekoper and son Earl and
Supt. Clark drove in from the Little
Missouri Horse Co. ranch the first of the
week: Mr.. Huidekoper returned east
Monday evening.
Slaughtering of mems and boys shoes.
Regular sI.5o shoes, sale SI.oo; $3.50
shoes, sale S5c; boys s1.25 shoes, sale
75c; These are certainly great bar
gains. A. T. Crowl & Co. 7-16-tf
Conductor Owen Flynn was injured
about the hip last Friday in the act of
catching onto his train. He is able to get
about this week and expects to be ready
for work again in short time.
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 Drenkel's. 5-14-tf
VIM. Meadows expects the Whitcomb
wool in any day. AS soon as this wool is
weighed he will go to Glendive to get
Charles Suckers and will then return to
weigh up the balance of w. A. Shaw's
clip.
The Bismarck base ball officers for
the ensuing year are: Frank Reed,
president; c. B. Little, vice PRESIDENT;
w. A. F%alconer. secretary; K. L. Best,
treasurer; Geo. Elston, manager and
Elmer Gronitz assistant manager.
The marriage Of Mrs. Davis and Mr..
Campbell took place at the home of
Judge Campbell this week. The bride
is the mother Of Mrs. J. G. Campbell and
the groom is a brother of the Judge.
Mr.. Campbell left Immediately for his
Nebraska home and will return soon to
get his wife.
There may be greater artists than
Georgia Carey Pittwood, but she was
certainly the best that ever came to
Chinook, and her singing called forth
encore after encore.-The Chinook Opin.
ion, Chinook, Mont. Dickinson Opera
House, july II.
VIM L.aist, of the capitol employees at
Bismarck, has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. c. Schebler, of this city the past
week. Mr.. Laist has the reputation of
growing the largest pumpkins in North
Dakota. Last wear he exhibited one at
the state fair which tipped the beam at
IS pounds.
The Portland Oregonian recently pub.
lished a story concerning President
Roosevelt and in the article was pub
lished a facimile OF the stock brand GER
tifcate issued to Theodore Roosevelt by
S. M. Ferris, clerk Of the district court
for Billings county, away back in the
early eighties.
Mrs. Henry Belcher, housekeeper in
the Jordon hotel in Glendive, spent the
week in Dickinson renewing acquaint-
ances. 1t was over a year since Mrs.
Belcher had been in the city and she
was much pleased with the progress OF
the place since her last visit.
Alfred Haugen of Taylor was in Dick
inson on Tuesday to make homestead
final proof. Ingman Haugen and Robert
Plaggemeyer were also along. The Hau.
gems are located on Knife river and
report that they had a good rain out that
way on Sunday. Their grain-all sown
for fodder-is looking we'll.
Jerry Ronish plays with Bismarck and
in Mondays game with the Lisbon team
he made a good showing. Ronish is a
splendid catcher and a good all round
ball player, and the Bismarck manage.
ment is on the alert to pick up such
men. Mondays game was won by the
locals by a score of 4 to 1.
A forged check for s25 on E. E. Dun.
lap was cashed at the Bee Hive Thurs,
day night and in a very short time
Sheriff Goodall and Chief Of Police
Corbett had a Negro and a Mexican ir
Jail charged with the crime. The case
comes before Justice Folsom. Later
Both are bound over.
Thursdays ball game was won b,
the Miles City team by a score Of E te
Z. Costly errors on the part of. Dick
inson gave the visitors tour runs
Harris pitched for the visitors anc
Howells for the locals. McNeal caugh'
for Dickinson, and Osborn and Barr,
umpired. Norris pitches Fridays game
and Howclls and Harris will have
another turn on Saturday.
A delayed notice of the death o
Christian Schmidt of Taylor, who dice
June 6, comes to the PRESS this week
Mr.. Schmidt was operated on in a st
Paul hospital and died there. He wa: