The Dickinson press., 1888-06-30

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know they're good cause we sampled
'em.
Samuel Whitney, late of Medora,
has gone to Bismarck where. we are
informed, he will take charge of Il
hotel.
Mrs. Chas. Speed and family, have
moved into town from Newton and
now occupy Dr.. McDonald's house on
Sims street.
The fires We're started under the
first kiln, containing one bundled and
twenty-five thousand h:ick, at Kline
felter's brickyard. this morning.
a special, containing the directors
of the Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company, passed through, Wednesday.
eastward bound.
y special Car, attached to the west
bound train Tuesday. contained Mrs.
Senator Fair and a party of ladies OH
| their way to San Francisco.
W. f. Losey, for some months past
operator at the depot. has been pro.
NOTED to the post of cashier to assist
MI. Greene, the popular agent.
Z. w. Brady. editor of the North-
western News. published at Daven-
port. Iowa was in town Thursday and
paid the PRESS Il pleasant visit.
Charles II. Rowe. whom we men,
toned last week as sutferin. from
hemorrhage. "a out on the street
this week and is slowly gaining
strength.
johnny Hammack returned Monday
from IL trip down the road and is
again at his place at Billy Walton's.
Joe Krieck otliciated in his stead dur
ing his absence.
Frank Little, of Bismarck. arrived
here Tuesday and has gone north
with Charley Trask to look up a loca-
ton for IL Sleeper horse ranch OF will,
perhaps. combine the two.
smith c. Bunker. we'll known to
the old timers here. is 10Y at Spokane
Falls, Washington territory, where.
| we understand, he is doing well and,
rumor. has it soon to be married.
\. very enjoyable patty was given
to the young friends of Miss Florence
| Sanford. at the residence OF her par
ents, Thursday evening, in commence
ration of the eighteenth birthday of
that popular young lady.
The Dickinson Silver Cornet band
has been busy. practising. every night
during the past week in order to have
their part of the Fourth of July cele-
bration as near perfection as possible.
The Mccormick New Knotter is
one of the most economical binding
| attachments that has ever been used
| on any harvester. See it work once
| and he convinced. Dad Slatcher will
have one ready for inspection next
week.
James Beckett has received Il letter
| from his brother Hugh. who started
on Il trip to the west last week, dated
| at. Missoula. He was not satisfied with
| What he found at that point. but will
90 Oh to the coast.
O.. $. Rheaume, of st. Paul, arrived
here Wednesday. He is a contractor
and came up to look over the ground
in order to see the probable cost of
construction of the great hotel to
be erected by the New York syndi-
cate at this point.
j. +. Ninton left for st. Paul Mon
day. Oh business connected with his
cable railroad. We are informed that
Tom Lowry. the railroad magnate
and anager of the cable lines III st.
Paul, has become interested in MI.
Vintons invention and there is a prob
ability that he will adopt it OIL his
lines.
James r. Stewart was married to
Miss Annie McEachren, at st. Paul,
Mimi, Wednesday. June 90. He and
his wife arrived here Thursday even
ING and are now at home on Barney
street. We extend our hearty con-
gratulations and good wishes for
their future happiness.
The private car of supt. Greene,
containing himself and family, vas
here this week for some length Of
time. Mr.. Greene took occasion to
give some of his whilom Democratic
friends some plain talk upon the po-
litical situation. lie had been a
Democrat for twenty years but has
now emerged into the clear light OF
Republlcanlsm.
There is good reason to believe that
the attendance at the Fourth of July
celebrations, from the outlying towns,
will be large as the expense of getting
here has been greatly reduced. The
Northern Pacific will sell round tril
tickets from any point within one
hundred and fifty miles, in either di
rection, to Dickinson. good from July
End to July 5tll. for II fare for thu
round trip.
After a week of clouds and rain thu
sun finally appeared Wednesday ant
the blue sky one more evcrarcllet
the earth. HE weather of that weel
has been of incalculable benefit to tn
GROWING crOnS and with the warn