The Dickinson press., 1904-06-25
New Douglas shoes. The Hub.

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The Mike Laliy case ONE up next
week.
: August Hast Of Schafrr was in Dick
inson this week.
Commencing next Monday, June ~,
we will sell hats below cost. Hawkin.
son & Cole. 6.25.lt
G. S. Cryce: We had a splendid rain
Wednesday evening.
DR.. N. L. Gartley is acting city audi
tor for this week.
c. c. Mead has sold carload Of horses
to Thomas Fowler.
D. B. Zimmerman arrived on Thurs.
day from Pennsylvania.
There has been some talk about a
street fair here the middle Of July.
Largest and best line of fireworks in
the city at Mcdonald & Pomroy's. 6-25'tf
Sheep paint and dip. White = Co.,
druggists. 6-lS.tf
w. E. Briggs, secretary Of the St Paul
Cattle & Loan Co., was in the city this
week.
Fireworks and 6recrackers, send in
your orders early. +. J. Greene 4
Co. 6-25.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Johnson returned
Thursday evening from their St. Louis
trip.
Representative Frank Lish represent.
ed the Stark county democrats at Fargo
this week.
Special reduced prices in all summer
yard goods, waistings and shirt waist
suits at A. r. Crowl & Cos. 6-l8-tf
The house north of the Dickinson hos.
pital has been bought by L. A. Simpson
and will be moved onto lots east Of its
present location.
If you are looking for something in
tercsting to read, note A. +. Crowl 4
Cos. ad for this week. .5-I8.tf
Attorney Field has been seriously jill
the past week but was considered a little
better at the time of closing these forms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans are nice.
ly settled in their fine nine-room dwell
ing just erected on lower Van Norden
street..
Mrs. Ray and Miss Ray were in Val.
ley City on the 2Ist for the marriage of
Miss Katie Burke to Mr.. Bruce Jackson.
The bride is we'll known in Dickinson.
Lawns in black and white at &c, Ioc,
I2Hc, I5c. l8c, zoe. 25c, goo, CSC and 4oc
per yard. A. T. Crowl & Co. 6.Il.tf
Prin. and Mrs. Lloyd RAIDER, late Of
Taylor. have taken up their residence in
this city and now occupy the Evans cot
tage on Van Norden street.
The finest fountain in the city is at
White & Cos. drug store. Fargo ice
cream is the best-we serve it. 6-25-tf
The case OF the state against Ed.
Sawallish came up before Justice Folsom
on the 23rd and was dismissed, defend.
ant agreeing to pay all costs, etc.
The Sherwin Williams house paints
are the best. White & Co., sole agents.
6.l8-tf
Freeman Chandler, of Red Lodge,
Montana, one Of the managers OF the
Consolidated Coal Co. of that city, is the
guest Of the, Deffebachs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Patterson, OF Bis
marck, we're in Dickinson on Monday
and Tuesday. MI. Patterson took in
the X. P. festivities. Lou Best was also
up for the same purpose.
The government gague at Dickinson
showed nearly th%ree-fourths of an inch
of rain Wednesday evening and it is said
the precipitation: was much greater at
Gladstone and points east.
D. ]. Rou,h returned Thursday from
his Washington trip. He has bought a
fruit orchard in Kent and Mrs. Routh
remains there to look after things while
MIR. Routh fixes up affairs here prepare
tory TO- moving.
Mrs. c. F. Wilde and Miss Bessie, Of
Missoula, Montana, are visiting in the
city. They 20 to Fargo in a few days
and on their return will stop here again
to look after some matters in connection
with their residence property.
The base ball management loses
money on 25c gate admission and will
try the experiment of soc admission
which will admit purchasers to grand
stand. The people should not object to
paying soc to see good base ball game
Tribune: Lack of equipment is given
as the reason by the Northern Pacific
for not furnishing a special train to 60 to
Dickinson Sunday. 1t is said the same
lack will prevent a special train running
to Bismarck for the Fourth Of July game
between Bismarck and Dickinson.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson gave a luncheon
on Thursday for Miss McHugh. About
t%wenty-four of the young lady friends OF
Miss McHugh we're present. Carnations
and begonias we're used in decoration
and a novel feature of the entertain.
ment was an auction sale.
Geo. OFT, who formerly railroaded in
Dickinson, is doing we'll in real estate
business in Spokane. Mr.. De Foe,
formerly operator in Dickinson, is dis.
patcher at Livingston, and MIR. Van
Leuven, also an old employe in the
Western Union Office here, has a good
position in the Missoula office.
Edward Dodd has put a Monitor wind.
lkmill in his yard and with a 25-barrel tank
| is in shape to take good care of the large
number of trees placed in his yard thi.
season. Mr.. Dodd has his taxidermy
building and a small cottage on the real
| of his grounds completed and is very
comfortably situated.
BEACH News.
Our lumber merchant seems to be do
inga good business, selling two cars
week.
Beach is surely getting to be a livel.
little berg, We now have a store,
creamery, asrestaurant. a real estate of
fee and ablind pig-not bad for a year
fgEowth.
Our dance last Friday night was a sue
cess and every n seemed to have
good time.
/ MI. Joe Ferris was up from Medor
Friday. He seemed. quite pleased ant
surprised at the growth Of our town.
Nj. and Mrs. A. L. Martin was il
town Friday:
We are having church now in tn
school house every Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dunlap and Mr.!