The Dickinson press., 1888-05-05

Miss Leila Scott left foi the east
last Sunday.
An oval drop-leaf table for sale.
Inquire ut this Office.
Born. to MIR. and Mrs. II. ID. Steven
son. Monday April Both. a girl.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. ThonlS Drn-
ry. Sunday. April %, II daughter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Morse. of
Gladstone. Friday, May 18th. a girl.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Pat
rick. of Taylor. Friday. May 4th. Il
girl.
BENZ. Walton pulled ont Thursday
with II load of freight for Z. l.. ChMi-
ing. of Camp Crook.
Treasurer Farrah spent the first of
the week at his farm near Taylor
looking after SPRING work.
B. +. Benson has closed his chop
house and will go on the range for
ON" of the cattle companies.
Judge Campbell WAS Slightly under
the weather during the early part of
the week hut has fully recovered.
Mrs. Albert Trip arrived from st.
Paul, Tuesday. and was met here Ivy
her husband. They left next day for
| tn. ranch.
Mrs. Charles Rowe. of Mingusville.
and Miss Elsie Rowe. of Minneapolis.
are visiting their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. u. {. Rowe.
superintendent Evans is colnplet-
ing arral,-emrmting for the teachers
commencing Lrun -ith and continue
ing five DAYS.
The >ociulle given lay the ladies of
the Episcopal Guild Wednesday even
inc. at the rink. was we'll attended
and an enjoyable time had hy all who
were there. The net proceeds We're
sol.
Attention is called To the alvrr-
tisrmcnt of a. c. MrGillivray is this
Issue. He has opened mp Il large
stock of new goods in the dry good.
notion. boot and Shoe and grocery
lines.
Miss Elsie. daughter of ID. e. Rowe.
who has been attending commercial
college. i'm Minneapolis for the past
two years: returned to her home. in
Dickinson. Tuesday last.
The rain during the early part of
the week has caused the grass to tx
hihit Il most luynriant growth and
the country is rapidly assuming that
most refreshing and agreeable color
natures bright. welcome green.
Commissioner Umlerhill is meeting
with good success in disp"sing of his
high grade and thoroughbred horses.
He reports sales of Il fine Norman To
+. L. Zellers. of Taylor; one high
grade Eurman-Clydesdalr to w. w.
Clarke. of Glenullin and a high grade
Norman-Belgian to Fred E. Kahn.
The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company is very %considerate i'm sell
ing to the cemetery association a
beautiful plot of ground consisting of
ten acres for the nominal sum of
Sl0. The land is considered worth
several hundred dollars and our leo-
pie certainly appreciate the generous
offer 10y the company.
One of the heaviest real estate deals
taking place this spring is that in
which the property of james Coils
ter. on Willard street is transferred
to III. j. Whitley. of the Stark County
Bank. The property is among the
best on the street and brought Il on
sideration of S2.50V. Mr.. Whitley
will improve the property.
All those who wish to march under
the banner of that "yrand old party
the Republican, should remember
and be present 1T the caucus to lie
held AT the court house this. Saturday
4 ~ 4 IA, Il t.,,,r 'I,.,. e.. H. $500,
pose OF rlectily delegates to the
county convention. If it is Thought
advisable IL republican club will he
organized At the meeting.
The celebrated lecturer. Eli Per-
kill5 has been engaged by the q. A.
r.. to deliver one of his imimitable
lectures at Dickinson. Saturday. May
10Th. Every body should attend fol
the double purpose of helping a good
cause and enjoying an evening of rich
huinor. Tickets % cents. Comrades
Brown. Tamhlin and O'Niell are the
committee of arrangements.
The G. \. K. will observe memoria
day. May 80. with appropriate ser
vices at the court house, Il parade
and Ivy decorating the graves of the
soldiers buried here. The Odd Eel
lows. BrntherhoolS of Locomotive
Engineers. amd Fircmen aud Brother
hood of Erakrnen. will take part il
the parade. The q. a. r. is contem
plating having a grand celebration,
here Jmly 4th.
y set of the puaphrrntlia nece :