The Dickinson press., 1905-05-27

A crew of carpenters and painters are
fixing up the interior Of Jay Reeds
"New Store"
On Monday a car OF lgirotes from the
wilds Of the Philippines were being
transported via the Northern Pacific To
Coney Island.
The eight. mon,hs.o | son Of NJ. N.
Bran died Monday Of brain fever and
the body WAS sent to Fargo Tuesday for
interment in the Jewish cemetery.
The se~ven-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Brown of Sentinel Butte died
in Dickinson on Monday. Death re-
suited from a complication of diseases.
Dr.. N. L. Gartley has made the fol-
lowing dates, when he will be prepared
to do all kinds of dental work: Sentinel
Butte, May 81 and June /; Medora June
z and 3. 1t
Howard Eaton OF. Wolf, Wyo., was a
passenger this week to Medoru. his old
ranching place. Soon Mr.. Eaton will
60 to Montana to get a car of buffalo
for their eastern trade.
Jacob Neiderhardt, deputy assessor
under c. c. Gordon Of Antelope, has
gone out to make the assessment in old
Hettinger county. 1t must be COM
pla<od hv Tho fret of I,,l,,
Jacob J. Foster returned the past
week to Richardson from St. Paul
where he had been for the treatment of
his eyes for the past seven months. He
now has the use of his lett eye.
In the billiard prize contest at the
Club. Claud Miller has "a points and
Louis Kostelecky 10. The contest closes
on the 3lst and those who hope to beat
this record will have to hurry.
Richardton News: We note from the
Dickinson PRESS that ex-County Supt.
Della Spears has been elected first pri-
mary teacher in the public school.
Teachers OF Miss Spears experience are
always in demand at a good salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Parish moved to
Glcndive this week where Mr.. Parish
has a position as train dispatcher. They
were fortunate in securing the house
formerly occupied by =. A. Hickman,
Mr.. Hickman moving into his new
residence.
Rev. c. f. Dobson left Thursday
morning for Fargo to be in attendance
upon the convocation of the Episcopal
church. N. c. Lawrence, +. l.. SEQ
field and Judge Campbell we're elected
delegates to the convocation from St.
Johns church.
The little folks in Miss Thompson's
room entertained their parents and
friends most acceptably last Friday. The
program embraced songs and selections
for all seasons and special days of the
school year and represented most pa
tient work on the part OF teacher and
pupils.
With the Kodak developing machine
a person absolutely without experience
can make as good photographs as the
expert photographer. Mcdonald &
Pomroy sell all sizes of these machines
as well as everything else used in pho
Biography. Out-of-town orders will re-
ceive careful attention. 4-I-tf
II. Jensen, who has the old Shiplev
place rented and a homestead in the
same locality, was n Of the new sub
scribers to the Press this week. Mr..
Jensen's brothcr-ip-!Aw, Pat Grogan, has
rented the old lams place and also has
a homestead near. These gentlemen
came from Minnesota this spring.
The fine fur coat which was stolen
from !. d. Peirson last winter was found
recently in one Of the culvcrts Of lower
Willard street. The supposltlnn is that
some II placed the coat there and on
account Of the close watch that was
being maintained did not dare to return
for it.
Over half a million acres between
ranges ninety-one to one hundred inclu.
sive and fifty miles either north or south
of the Northern Pacific railway are
owned by Dakota-Manitoba Land Co.
Call at, or write their Office in Senour
+ & Langly building, Dickinson, N. D.
and get map and prices. The land you
want to buy or lease may be owned by
them. 5-6-ti
1t will take Koesel & Co. nearly q
month to s,raighten up their affairs a,
Gladstone, although they have sold theil
store. Albert Koesel, who has been the
resident member of the firm there, will
likely 60 to the company's Richardtor
store while Fred Koesel makes a trip tt
Portland. Further than this no definite
plans have been made.
Harry Stephenson, who has had AL
Nichols passenger run the past few
weeks, will probably get J. IS. Dunlap:
run soon, as the latter gentleman contem
plates taking a leave Of absence of a few
weeks. Conductor Stephenson is no
able to do duty on freight trains and i
will be the policy OF the railroad to favo
him with passenger runs.
The people of Dickinson have a rar
musical treat in store for them, wher
on June 27nd, Miss Jessie Mcssersmitt
assisted by Miss Jessie Williams, a well
known contralto of St. Paul. will give
vocal recital at the opera house, unde
the auspices of the Altar Guild of {
Johns church. Misses Messersmit
and Williams will give a series {
r~ecitals throughout the state and III
Guild considers itself fortunate in a
ranging a date with them.