The Dickinson press., 1888-12-22

A perfect potato masher, fruit
press, etc. combined, ut Fowler's.
Attorney Campbell. of Mandan
passed a few hours in town. Thursday
Geo. W. Lee and NJ. II. Brown. o!
Gladstone, spent last Sunday in Dick
inson.
Buy your apples of G. $. L.angdon
Choice varieties.
Geo. Il. Webster. Il Bismarck attOr.
ney. passed u few days in town this
week.
Geo. Beisigl returned, Thursday
from a trip through eastern and cen
trail Dakota.
j. n. Ferris, Medora's enterprising
and leading merchant, came in from
the west Thursday morning.
You can find anything from apennl
whistle to the finest plush cases fol
Xmas at Dickinson Drug Cos.
Walter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Pelton. left, Thursday, for Harlan
Iowa. where he will attend school.
Frank. brother Of w. \. Mcclure
arrived from Baldwin. Kansas. las
Saturday and will become Il resident
Of Dickinson.
1t is reported that n. n. Jetferies
who is one of our best known cattle
men. will he married to Il young lady
in Texas on the LIST of January.
Fiber wash tubs. wash basins. water
pals, brass and japanned bird cages
metallic binding for oil cloth. and
weather strips at Fowler's.
b. +. Fowler and Thomas Oukrop
,Jr.. after several weeks spent in the
bad lands hunting. returned home
Thursday evening with a large lot OF
game.
\ little ~siN-year-old child of MI
and Mrs. Burkhmdt, residing at the
kildeer mountains. died and was bur
ried last week.
Carving knives and forks. silver
plated goods. copper wash boilers,
sausage machines ut Fowler's.
G. $. Cryne. IN old settler. neal
Gladstone, was in town Thursday and
said this weather reminded him OF
of the winter of 1882.
The family of c. NanSolen, store
keeper of this division. arrived from
Mandan the other day and are now
citizens.of Dickinson.
Mrs. p. \. IIaid, after a very pleas
ant visit of several weeks with hel
sister. Mrs. Chas. Caravan, left fol
her Pittsburgh home last Tuesday.
w. Shervin and family left last
Wednesday ON an extended visit to
friends and relatives i'm Iowa and Mis-
souri,. They will be absent four OF
five weeks.
Superintendent knowlton has Sc
cured the services OF Il colored cook
from st. Paul, who will have charge
of the culinary and other departments
of his private
David Sweet, who has been absent
for several weeks building Il large
barn at the II Il horse ranch south of
Medora. returned home last Monday,
having completed the work. During
his absence Mrs. Sweet visited friends
at Medora.
The pilings for the county bridge
over Heart river are all in position
and work on the snperstructure will
commence as oon as the iron arrives.
The work SO far is very substantial
and when completed the bridge,
which is to be a combination of iron
and wood, will he a solid structure.
VIM. Moore and family left on the
east cound train, Thursday evening,
for Denver. Col, where they will
spend the winter visiting relatives.
Moore expects to visit Salt Lake
City before returning. II. +. Hatch
will have charge of the lumber yard
his absence.
The band boys have been having
trouble with one of their members
and finally settled matters by sus-
pending him. In retaliation the sns-
pended member ripped the gold trim
ming from his uniform and cap be-
fore turning them over to the band.
His action is CONDEMNED by the citi.
ger generally.
A number of Antelope and Spring
Vale people formed Il surprise party
last Wednesday evening and repaired
to the residence of Mr.. Riessheck,
near Hebron, with we'll filled baskets
of provisions and enjoyed themselves
with dancing and other amusements
until IA late hour. These surprise par.
ties are becoming quite popular down
that way.
Col. c. A. Lounsberry and +. +,
Hoard, of the Minneapolis Tribune.
passed Thursday in Dickinson. the
former in the capacity of correspon'
dent and the latter as solicitor. The
Tribune ranks with the leading dai.
lies Of the country and will be found
OH the right side of Dakota affairs
Col. Lounsberry will spend the winter
in Bismarck and furnish the Tribune
with the legislative proceedings.