The Dickinson press., 1906-03-24

Mrs. Baker went to Iowa this week.
St. Johns Guild met Wednesday at
the rectory.
Senator Simpson was transacting
business in Bismarck Saturday
c. E. Allen. master mechanic, was
down from Glendive this week.
Mrs. Freeman and Miss Scofeld re.
turned Sunday evening from the west.
Charles Bake has charge Of the
work on the Peterson shop addition.
c. T. Crowl OF Haley, was greeting
old acquaintance in Dickinson Wednes.
day.
The Freemans are occupying their
own residence, corner OF Sims and
Cakes.
Crawford & Burnett have money to
loan on farm lands at 10 per cent in
terest and i've years time. 3-24-tf
Thomas Lancaster went Thursday
morning to Sand Creek where he has a
homestead and will engage in stock
raising.
J. B. Stoddard filed on a water claim
Tuesday and then went on to Grafton
to purchase Galloway stock for his
Billings county ranch.
Charles H. Gage, one. of the new
settlers in Hettinger county, was re-
Gently married in the east and is nov at
home with his wife at Mott. e
The city attorneys are hustling TO get
their cases prepared for the spring
term of court which will be Governed in
Dickinson on Tuesday, April 3, as an.
nounced in the PRESS last week.
Hughes & Deiters have erected a
warehouse west of the Mandan Mercan-
tile Co. yard which will enable them 10
make room at the power house for the
big boiler which is to arrive in a short
time.
Henry Hecht and Charles Brade-
meyer drove up from Taylor Wednes.
day. Mr.. Hecht reports the cattle OF
VIM. Hecht & Son, whose brand ap-
pears in the PRESS, as ~~intering in
the best of condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Pederson's
Oldest daughter is in quarantine for
scarlet fever. The child feels perfectly
well-since the first few days of the
disease-but the quarantine must be
continued until the end of the three
weeks as required by law.
Frank Gates returned a short time
since from his winters visit in Illinois.
His health is much improved and he
hopes to get settled down to some
business before long. 1t is quite
likely, however. that he will be EN-.
ployed by Sam Redmond for the sum.
mer the same as last year.
John van der Las, A.. T. Crowl, PA
Berg, George Rapp, Alfred White and
]. b. Dehlinger went to the Twin
Cities Wednesday to witness work in
the degree of Knights of Malta worked
in full form by the Sir Knights Of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Crowl will be away
some two weeks for medical treatment.
J. o. Gray has the contract for carry.
ing the U. S. mail from Medora to
Sand Creek Mondays and Fridays re.
turning Tuesdays and Saturdays, for
four years, commencing with July, and
was in Dickinson Tuesday t o execute
his bond. The government compen.
sation is $1,000 per annum.
Articles of incorporation are being
perfected for the Heaton Mercantile
Co. which will soon be doing a lumber
and contract business in, this city. The
company capitaiizes for 100000 and
expects to eventually establish branches
in the smaller towns. A. D. Heaton
from Des Moines is already on the
ground and his partner Guy Hunter,
also from Des Moines, will arrive in
the near future.
Hughes Il Deiters have completed
arrangements for putting in a long
distance telephone from Dickinson to
Glendive, work on which will be COM
menced the first of April, At Sentinel
Butte the long distance will connect
with the Billings County Tel. Co. Two
cars of poles are ordered for the long
distance line, and it is expected the
people of Bel6eld will be connected and
able to talk with Dickinson within a
month.
Last Saturday H. G. Hoist of Red
Wing, MIMI. was in Dickinson with
the following parties who had selected
land in the Cannon Ball country: John
Nebbe. Claybank, MINI; Ed. Oelers.
Zumbrota,. Mimi; Herman Johnson,
Red Wing, Mimi; VIM. Dombrock,
Osceola, Wis; Peter Olson, Nye, Wis.,;
and Christ Olson, New Richmond, VII
Mr.. Hoist is with the North Dakota
Realty Co. of Gladstone, of which C..B
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