The Dickinson press., 1905-05-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

udy.
w. E. King of Belfeld was in Dickin-
son on Thursday.
Miss Pauline Scofeld returned from
the east on Friday.
George Weed has resigned his posi-.
ton with Walton & Davis.
Mcbride & Baker have purchased the
unsold lots in Young's Ist and and addi.
tons.
See the bunch OF Silk shirtwaists that
Crowl & Co. have placed on the special
mark down list. 5-27.tf
Miss Genevieve Crowley has been the
guest OF Miss Edna Scoield the past
week.
VIM. Holton Dye came in from Indian
apolis on Thursday. MI. Donnolly and
others were with him.
James Shellenberger arrived from
the east this week and has taken a posi-.
ton with the Northwestern Ranching
Co.
A. N. Jefferies and A. H. Arnett have
arranged with J. E. Phelan to run their
cattle on the Berthold reservation until
they are ready for market.
Have a Davis cream separator to sell
at a big bargain; also tread power to 60
with it. Also a two seated buggy.
E. A. Currie at Dickinson. 5-27-7t
Wanted, to buy, sell or exchange, all
kinds Of household goods, new and sec.
ond hand; also harness. saddles. bicycles,
guns etc. At the old stones store opposite
O K livery stable, Dickinson. 5-27.7t
Harry Beidler has accepted a position
as bookkeeper for Walton & Davis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Beidler will reside in this
| city with her father, A. p. Folsom.
At a snap, a 500 egg incubator, "the
Excelsior; can hatch from a dozen to
500 eggs as you like. Machine as good
new. E.A Currie at the Stone store.
5-27-2t
The Brislin restaurant has been closed
down for Il few days this week to give
the painters and paperers a chance to
freshen up the interior.
George Smith, late Of the Twin Cities,
was thrown from a horse and seriously
injured OH the street Friday forenoon.
AT the time of going to press it was i'm
possible to tell how badly he was hurt.
Bicycles bought, sold, repaired and
rented. Good sewing machines from
$500 to $4,000, in good working order.
Also have a good work horse cheap or
will trade for saddle horse or COW.
E. A. Currie Dickinson. 5-27.3t
Miss Marguerite Patterson, who has
a homestead within eight miles of Still.
water, was in Dickinson this week. She
was accompanied by Miss Jennie
Schultz, who also has a homestead in
the same locality. Miss Schultz is a
music teacher and thinks of organizing
a class in this city.
Do you want to buy Il good safe
cheap? Can sell you one at $4,000; $1,000
or 500, Standard makes, in good condi'
ton for business. Two large logging OF
house or engine moving chains, at a bar
gain. E. A. Currie, Dickinson. 5-77-2t
Mrs. L. M. McGlashan and Mrs. A,
Montague entertained some thirty ladies
at cards Thursday aft ernoon Deep
pink carnations we're used in decoration
AT six lunch,-dainty and appetizing,-
was served, with beautiful roses as
favors. This "at home was delightfully."-
pleasant ant. informal.
T. |. Lucas, foreman of South Coal
mine, met with a painful accident Tues
day evening while driving. In some
way he was caught in the reins and
traces and was dragged about three
miles over the prairie, the skin on his
back being completely dragged off,
leaving the bare muscles exposed. Drs,
L. c. and S. E. Smith attended him at
Belfeld.
xCOplC dt NlIlldIu tOl VIII tOOh Uul I'LL
%surance in the Great Eastern Casualty
4 Indemnity Co. about three months
ago are getting letters from the com.
pany notifying them that they are in ar.
rears and warning them not to pay
money to any parties representing them.
selves as agents of the company. c. F,
Merry is the party who solicited the in.
surance.
"Sailor Jean, who left Augusta, Me-.
over two years ago on a wager of $1,000
that he could visit everv capital in the
United States within a period of three
and one-half years, was in Dickinson on
Thursday. In order to walk the trip
within the required time, "Sailor Jean
must walk an average of 20 miles per
day. He claims now to be three months
ahead of schedule time, and states that
his best record for any one day is s.
miles.
The Stark county boundary matter
came up before the supreme court on
Tuesday and the attorneys for the pro.
testants were given 10 days in which to
amend their complaint. Attorneys Guy
c. H. Corless, L. A. Simpson and M. L.
Mcbride represent the commissioners OF
this county and they have made a very
clear case for the upholding of the law.
The action was brought by parties in.
terested in the organization of Hettinger
county.
The annual picnic of St. Johns Sun
day school will be held at Gladstone
some time during the week beginning
June 4. Arrangements have been made
with the N. P. by which a special car
will be attached to the local freight
leaving this station at 7 o'clock and
returning on No. 3. The price for the
round trip will be az cents for children