The Dickinson press., 1883-07-28

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this week on business.
Rev. MI. Vittum will preach next
at 1890 A. NJ. in Mr.. Rau's
building Oh Sims street. Sunday
school us usual. All are invited.
Mrs. Greene lost her pocket book
yesterday afternoon somewhere on
the street. 1t contained in the neigh.
borhood Of SIS. a liberal reward
will be paid the finder for it's return.
Married-Mr. Frederick Zellers
and Miss Maggie Hickey, both of
Taylor, by DIR. J. b. Mcdonald, at
the Willard House in this place, Mon
day, July ODD.
d. r.. Taylor has rendered his res.
ignation as superintendent of the
Missouri division of the Northern
Pacific to take effect August l.. He
has bought a half interest in the
drug store of Bingenheimer Bros,
Mandan.
A team Of horses and one of mules
were stolen from NJ. O. Donahue and
Walter Welsh. The men have been
working on the yard here and the
loss is quite a heavy one. They offer
$3.50 reward for their 1t is
evident that Il regular organized gang
OF horse thieves infest this section
and if caught they will in all proba-
bility not find it very healthy.
Mr.. Charles Jennings had his feet
badly mashed by being run over by
an engine in the yard last Tuesday.
The wounds were dressed by DR.. Nc
Donald. Several toes were amputat-
ed on II foot and it will be with
great difficulty that the other can be
saved. He started for his home in
Indiana to-day.
Mr.. James Fennell and family ar
rived from Canton, Pa, Sunday and
will make this their future home.
MI Fennell came to Dakota last
spring, and after looking over por-
lions of the territory decided that
this was the best. He has had a
large building erected and will soon
engage in some kind of business.
Prof. Chas. White, the great Irish
American contortionist, comedian
and specialist, gave one of his enter
tainments to a large and appreciative
audience in Collister's hall, Thursday
evening. His renditions from some
of the most famous Italian operas
we're simply paralyzing. The barrel
act was something wonderful, and
the dancing was too intensely utter
for mortal tongue or pen to describe.
The Willard House under the man.
agement of Mr.. G. II. klinefelter, has
been opened to the public. The
house is new, having just been finish
ed by contractor Tamblin, and speaks
well for him as a good mechanic. as it
is we'll built and very conveniently
arranged inside. Mr.. klinefelter has
had considerable experience in the
hotel business, and will receive a
good share of the public patronage.
Another trip to the country this
week revealed to us a great improve
ment in the prospects for good crops.
The heavy rains which have been de-
scending every few days have been a
blessing to IL farmers. Wheat and
oats are heading out and promise a
good yield. Reports from all parts of
the territory are very tlattering and
after the present crop is harvested.
the news will be heralded forth that
Dakota is still the peerless territory
for No. l hard.
Say, Scott! You mar of the Dickin-
son Press! What have you done
with that champion foot racer, Chas.
Kelly? We Glendivers are quite
anxious to hear from the blowmouth.
--Glendive Times.
The last we heard of him he was
engaged i'll a champion game of
checkers in the Bismarck Jail and a
letter addressed there will probably
reach him. We always knew that
Glendivers were anxious to hear of the
whereabouts of their absent friends,
and former citizens.
The Rev. II. B. Shaffner wishes to
say to the people of Dickinson that
as he hears that a report is circulated
to the effect that the Baptist church
edifice is to be closed against minis.
tiers of other denominations, he takes
this opportunity of saying that the
report is untrue, and that other
Christian ministers shall be welcome
to occupy the house when not occu-
pied by ourselves; also that if the
house is wished to be used for school
purposes until a school building is
erected that the trustees of said
house must be appraised at once. Ser
vices Sunday evening next, in Mr.
Rau's building ut I o'clock.
A washout of about fifteen feet
thirteen miles east of Glendive last
Sunday night caused the wreckine
of an east bound freight train. The
engine and two cars went down anc