The Dickinson press., 1888-12-15
Daniel Forbes, of Gladstone, leaves
next week on Il visit to Wisconsin.

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next week on Il visit to Wisconsin.
Superintendent Greene's family left
for Brainerd last Tuesday.
The Gladstone roller mill will start
next week and run night and day.
n. B. Berry. of Taylor. spent part
of this week ut Glendive on business.
Chas. Merry is buying II car lood of
cattle for shipment to the eastern
market.
Miss Jessie Lewis is home from an
extended visit to friends in Mandau
and is dangerously i'll.
Rev. Mitchell. the Methodist minis
ter arrived at Gladstone with his
family last Thursday.
Mr.. Morris. of north of Gladstone.
bought IL team and is making prepar;,-
tions to farm extensively next year.
Conductor Kettcl, having been
transferred to the west end of the
Missouri division. moved here this
week.
Rev. j. 5. Let's, of Gladstone, left
last Wednesday, for Page, Oak,
where he has accepted Il call to
preach.
Chas. Clarkson and wife returned
Tuesday, from Chicago, where they
have been visiting friends for several
weeks.
Mr.. p. IIellmer. formerly Il train
dispatcher for the &. 4 n. w. railway,
ut Clinton, Iowa. has accepted IL SINH
lar positson here.
All members of committees OH the
Christmas tree. are requested to meet
at the Congregational church, III next
Monday evening, ut $50.
Rev. William Ewing, of James
town, delivered Il sermon to II large
congregation at the Congregational
church last SUNDAY evening.
Us. Way. of near Gladstone, who
had Il large acreage under cultivation
this year,. will break an additional
hundred acres next spring.
Two new boilers, of greater capaci-
ty than those NOW i'm the railroad
shops. are to he placed in position
soon. one having already been shipped
from the east.
$. ID. Gregg, one of Gladstone en-
terprising young men, purchased II
team and wagon the other day and
will engage extensively in farming
next year.
II. II. Lyon, of Mandan, vas in town
last Tuesday evening. lie spent sew
eral days at his bonanza farm near
Taylor an said everything about the
farm was in fine shape under the care
of Mr.. Fenmo.
Rev. T.. y. Smell leaves for Minnr-
apoli> next Monday to spend the holi-
days with his family. During his alb
sencc Rev. kecnc. of New England
City, will conduct the services in the
Congregational church.
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r. b. Donaldson has returned from
his eastern trip and is again at his
post in the train dispatcller's office.
Mrs. Donaldson will remain with
friends in the east during the winter.
/. NJ. l.. Ayers. editor and publisher
of the Rainy Buttes Sentinel, returned
last Thursday. from All extended trip
through the New England states. Miss
keene. daughter of Rev. n. III. Kcene,
of New England City, accompanied
him and was met here by her father.
i. a. Hickman, assistant train dis
patcher, left for Illinois Wednesday
evening, on Il we'll earned vacation,
after steady work ut the instrument
for three years. His family will re-
turn with him i'm Il few weeks. Dur
ing his absence. Conductor Wellivcr,
will fill his place in the office here.
. Patrick Mckinley returned from an
extended visit to his old home i'm Ire.
land last Wednesday. His family did
not come with him, but will remain
there for several months. He crossed
the ocean on the steamer Devonia. OF
the Anchor line and during the voy'
age severe storms were encountered
making the trip Il long and dangerous
one of thirteen days.
Johnnie, little son of MIR. and Mrs
John Norris, died last Monday anG
was buried Tuesday. funeral service:
being conducted by Father Ambrose
This is the second death in that falni
ly within a few days and is, indeed
sad. The bereaved family have Tho
sympathy of the entire community il
the sad affection that has again over
taken them. The boy was between
seven and eight years Of age, Il brigh'
little child and favoritc with all VIII,
knew him.
Mr.. Horace l.. Dickinson was mar
T. ried to Mrs. Mamie a. Stoughton
sister of Mr.. y. c. Lawrence, at thu
home of the latter Oh Sims street. a
five o'clock Wednesday evening, Dec
IL. The wedding was strictly a hom'
affair, there being in attendance onl.
relatives of the contracting parties
. The ceremony took place in the from
parlor and was performed by Rev. &
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