The Dickinson press., 1905-06-24

| same as IN OtneI Clues. 1T is the
system that is wrong rather than
the tax Officials.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Geo. Ludolph was in Dickinson this
week.
Mrs. David Brown visited in Glad
stone this week.
Harris & Rowe will show in Dickin.
son next Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Scofeld visited in Glad
stone the past week.
Mrs. l.. R. Waldron arrives today
Saturday from Fargo.
Miss Sheehan of Fargo, is visiting at
the home of Jas. Harrington.
]. E. Cobb came in from Wisconsin
this week to look after his sheep.
Frank Roquette has been transacting
business in the Twin Cities this week.
Get your feed, such as shorts, brand
and ground feed at Drenkel's. 6-17-tf
Mrs. ]. F. Parish of Glendive was a
passenger en- route to St. Paul on Thurs
day.
c. A. Davis, night N. P. fireman. goes
east with his wife on a visit of some
weeks.
Miss Junkins is visiting at the home of
her brother, Walter Junkins, on Hanna.
ford street.
Clara and Albert Blumer OF Bismarck
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs +. w. Gress.
Manager Kline of the Mandan Mere
antile Co. at Richardton, was in Dickin-
son this week.
St. Johns Sunday school held their
picnic at the Dobson grove or Antelope
creek Wednesday.
Potatoes are worth $500 per. bu. in
Dickinson today. Dressed pork is slsc
bringing a good hgure-Sc.
Maysie Dinsdale won the prize fol
} selling the greatest number of tickets
for the recital Thursday evening.
The Catholic supper at the parish
house this week netted the society $50
indicating that the attendance was good
c. A.. Tear is moving the Drenke
building over 6 inches to give the Ode
Fellows a chance to put in their base
ment.
Mrs. Frank Stone returned Thursday
from her visit in S. d. and Frances re
: turned the same day from the rancl
north of Sentinel Butte.
The Misses Bissett were expected thi
week from Winona, MINI. They ar
the owners of a band of 100 sheep an
came here to market their wool.
j.. Coughlin is in Los Angeles, wher
S he has secured a good position with tn
Salt Lake Ry. Mrs. Coughlin expect
to JOIN her husband within a few weeks
The young ladies of St. Patrick
church will serve. ice cream next Tue:
s day, circus day, at the Mike McGinle
house on Willard street, lately occupie
e by Frank Easton.
e Mrs. Ellen Fox has leased the Tho
Evans home, corner of Willard and Val
Norden street and is to take possessio
the first of July. Mr.. and Mrs. Evar
/ will go to their ranch.
Mrs. Geo. Farrell, known to many
$ our Dickinson readers, died at her Por
l. land home on Monday, following an il
l. ness of about one year. Deceased wa
a the mother of Mrs. S. P. Gotta.
At Manager Kihm has purchased an VI
right grand McPhail piano for the opel
- house. 1t was heard for the first tim
s. Thursday evening and added not a lit
to the pleasure of the musical recital.
e Harry B. Quick, representative
Walker Bros. & Hardy, was in Dicki'
. son the past week. 1t was his first trl
in the western part of the state for TT
" firm, and he secured some very FIR
T. orders.
~ Attorney w. c. Crawford is to occur
ID the front rooms in the Dakota Nation;
n bank building recently vacated by M
r. Gregory. The rooms are being reftte
and will give a very cheerful appea
ance when completed.
For anything in the line Of McCo
mick or Plano machinery, as mower
H. rakes. binders, repairs, etc.,, call c
er, Drenkel; also plenty of lumber an
# spring wagons on hand. 6-l7-
c. On Tuesday there was a hail storm
Dickinson, that did much damage
garden crops. A great amount of watt
VI also fell. The storm did not extend +;
IS, north and it is not believed that muc
of damage was done the grain crops in ar
,e. locality.
lie. The school election Tuesday for til
~ election of a director to serve for thre
years was a very quiet affair, few peop'
% taking the trouble to walk to the scho'
We house to vote. Two candidates wer
ar voted for, A. Hilliard and Geo. /
tn Perkins, the former securing l3 and th
-" latter IA votes.
o- Attorney c. E. Gregory was recent
attending to some business in Billing
Montana. As the PRESS understand
vi Mr.. Gregory intends to locate in tt
tn Black Hills. Mrs. Gregory went fro
in here to the eastern part of the state
as visit for a time.