The Dickinson press., 1888-04-28

the ranch last week to remain during
the summer.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Pen
mock, of Green river, Monday. April
Is, a girl.
John A. Mclean. of Bismarck,
stopped over here for Il few days on
his way west.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hagan. formerly u es-
teemed resident of Dickinson, is now
located at Wymore, Neh.
If you want II good team of horses
call on {. $. L.angdon.
Other news matter Of less interest
is necessarily condensed and crowded
out of this issue to make room for an
account of the tragedy.
McNair's barber shop now presents
a very handsome appearance. The
walls and ceiling having heer neatly
paperel and painted Ivy the artist,
Lewis.
II. c. Quinion. OF north OF Taylor
was in town Saturday and informed
us that the cheese maker had COM
menced operations and WAS salisuine
of success.
Rev. Herbert MclIenry. Presl,yte-
,;,,, ,,i,ietn, ,rill l,n..n ~ "a. i,n1,l
Sunday services in the court room
morning and evening ut IL O'Clock
and $50.
Frank I.ish returned from a visit
to his father in Indiana Tuesday.
Mrs. I.ish went on east to New York
where she will spend several months
with relatives.
The school entertainment ut the
rink. Monday evening, WAS we'll pal
tronized. The program was replete
with fun and amusement and those
taking part did well.
\. w. Tarbcll, one of the leading
citizens of Marlboro. Mass. spent
the week here looking the country
over for himself and friends. He is
we'll pleaed with the prospects.
Having stored IL large quamtity of
good ice last winter | am now pre-
spared to deliver the zane to ens-
TONERS iii amy part OF the city in
quantities to suit.
Apr. 2s-4t BRooilS GoobALi.
The ladies' of the Episcopal Guild
will give another of their clltertaln-
ing and enjoyable %socials ut the rink
OH Wednesday evening. May :. Re
freshments served from $50 ssto ?
O'Clock. \ cordial invitation to at
tend is extended to the public.
a. u. Young. house and sign paint
er. will be in Dickinson airunt the LIST
of May, prepared to do paper banging
granting. tinting and general house
painting III all its branches. Reserve
your orders for him.
Apr. 2S-tf.
l.. II. Groat. general emigration
agent for the Northern Pacific spent
several days in town This week. III,
feels confident that this section u1
Dakota "'ill receive Il nnmlncr of set
Tiers this season. Nh. Groat is Il hare
worker and says this country must he
thick!y settled within the next few
years.
Wv. and Mrs. II. j. Whitley enter
tanned ], large company OF young pro
a1o +he;r home. Friday evening, ii
honor of their friend. Miss Leil;
Coo+t u,1o coon j.,>-es for the east
Progressive cuellre occL.'''' " "S
tention of the party for sevei,t "''i
after which a suinptuous lunch ~
was served.
The cemetery association is Mego
tiatiun for telf acres of ground III Thu
northeast corner of section three TIN
township. Northern Pacific Survey
OF Perry was here last week and sill
viewed the plat selected. 1t is a be;ir
tiful piece Of high ground slopin
gently to the east. south and Yves
and when improved will make iii
cemetery grounds.
The Republican central commltte
met at Gladstone. Tuesday. at
O'Clock p. M. present y. Jopp.' ci:al
man. Vim. Gibson. and Thomas Rlea
beck. F. p. Holmes, vi Bellield al
j. NJ. Taft. of South Heart. We're al
pointed members of the cominltte
The business of the meeting is e;
planned by a call published ut t.
head of our editorial column.
Andrew J.. iiuhge. atte! all illne;
vf three weeks with pneumonia. die
at his resiicDce on sims street. We
nesday at three O'Clock y. m. II
funeral took place Thursday and W
largely attended. Services We're co
Voted by Rev. McIIemry. MI. Dad,
quiet s.all anal good neisll",
are ifeM Wisconsin Il IL
He came H. ~.
Years ago and 1t. 'Ses = ~''e ana -l?'
small children who ...ii
thy of the whole commu..
hour of grief.
l.. G.. Johnson arrived here Thur
day and in company with II. j. Viii
lev travelled over the route Of Il
proposed Dickinson x Black Hill
railroad as far south as New Engial
City. He made positive stateme