The Dickinson press., 1904-08-06

Robert Mott has been i'll the past ten
days.
Roy Stewart of Hawley, Mimi, is visit
ing in the city.
Hugh Roberts occupies the new Nc
Ginley house on Van Norden street.
J. NJ. Taft arrived from Missouri this
week to look after his cattle shipments.
Rev. J. Dignam received the new
church plans on Friday. Bids are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Skeen are down
from Sentinel Butte to remain for a few
days.
D. Fouts, the Dickinson cigar manu-
f%acturer, was taking orders down the
line last Saturday.
Col. A. P. Peake, president of the Con.
solidated Coal Co, spent two or three
days in Dickinson the past week.
Sheriff Geo. Reid was down from Bill
ings county OF Wednesday to get help
to run the dipping tanks in his territory.
Glendive had the famous Lisbon bat
terry Tor their games with Sentinel Butte
and then they were unable to sack the
visitors.
For Sale-Fine 8 year old saddle horse
and driver-gentle, also a fine ! year old
roadster, gentle, will work anywhere.
G. r. Wannemacher. Soft
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Drury and children
went to Mandan last Saturday to meet
an uncle whom Mr.. Drury had not seen
in many years.
Estrayed-near New England: black
mare, weight about 1850, branded on
right hip: $500 reward. Return or
notify G. r. Wannemacher. S.o-tf
Rev. Geo. Gehrke of Belle PLANE,
Minn., and Rev. Just of Mankato, Mimi,
were guests the past week of Rev. o. +.
Just:and F. Maser, Of this city
A lady from Richardton who had
fractured both legs by falling from a
load of hay, was recently taken to the
Dickinson Hospital for treatment.
Rev. Paul Dornbirer of North Wash
ington, Ohio, is spending his vacation
with F. Maser and family. The gentle
man is much pleased with the surround
ing country.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. WEIGH came in
from the north the first of the week.
They were accompanied by Miss Kruger
and Mrs. WEIGH e to Hebron with
her sister to visit for a few weeks.
John Lenneville is fitting the Missouri
Valley Telephone Co. out with several
new lines. Antelope is to have a station
in the Hill store-and a line has al
ready been cut in for the Consolidated
Coal Co. at Sims.
1t keeps James Reilly pretty busy
these days pumping water for the N. P.
at Richardton and Gladstone. He thinks
that the company will be compelled to
put a regular man on at Gladstone in
a bOuta month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. r. Bonney, of Glad
stone, are selling off their furniture and
will love to Washington, near Spokane,
in about a month. They have lived in
the county for twenty years, and many
friends hope that they will do we'll in
their new home.
The Lutheran compensation celebrated
their annual mission feast Sunday. Rev.
o. T. Just, the local pastor, delivered an
address in English and Rev. Paul Dorm
biNi SoVS ~ lOSlAS CnoNtI IL Liz
lish on missions in general. The attend
ance was good.
Ed. Ware returned last Saturday from
St. Paul where he had been to consult
DIR. Chamberlin regarding his left eye.
Mr.. Ware did not get any encourage.
ment for the relief of his eye, but he did
get his limb fitted in good shape and is
thankful for that.
NJ. W. Leahy, proprietor OF the Hebron
Roller Mill Co., was in Dickinson last
Saturday to get boiler settings from the
Dickinson Fire 4 Pressed Brick Co
Mr.. Leahy found just what he wanted
and he got Charles Bake to 60 dowr
and put the fittings in.
Last week No. 282 was the lucky mum
Der at Roquette Bros. and Mrs. A. M
Pomroy was the fortunate lady. The
ticket was good for handmade silk
shawl. This week the prize will be a
lady's shirt waist suit. Do not forge,
that every purchaser is entitled to A
numbered ticket. Try your luck. SOL
Engineer Barrett has been made the
salaried chairman Of the B. of L. Z. sys
tenn for a period of two years. Thi:
gives Engineer Crosthwaite a passenger
Iul, dilu ~ 10 llhClJ tlldt TIC VIII ldhC tue
work of MOL and No. 4 on the east enc
for a while at least, thus enabling him t
get about 9 hours lay-over in Dickinson
Fargo's manufactures, Jobbers, banker:
r and other business men are scheduled tt
, reach Dickinson on Tuesday night, Aug
Q. They will remain here until 10 a. m
Wednesday. This is the FIRST excursion
of the kind ever undertaken by the bust
ness men of any city in this state, anc
shows a remarkable amount of enterprise
on the part Of the promoters. While
t the trip is solely for business it will bt
we'll for our people to extend to the Wis
itors a cordial welcome and to make
: their stay among us so pleasant that the.
] will want to come again.
! for Rent or Sale.
. The Barber house. large lot and gooc
water; also range for sale. For particu
lars inquire at this office. 8-o-3E