The Dickinson press., 1888-11-24

Miss Nellie Knight spent the week
in Mandan visiting her friend. Miss
Ora Greene.
II. C. Coleburn. of near Richardton.
was looking the town over this week
with a view to becoming Il citizen.
James Collister and wife. two of
the oldest citizens of Dickinson. left
for the Pacific coost last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. r. B. Donaldson expects to
leave inla few days for Missouri where
she will remain during the winter
with friends.
3. +. Fowler and Thomas Oukrer.
,Jr., are i'm the bad lands hunting and
we expect venison will be very cheap
after their return.
The addition to VIM. Rays resi-
dence is completed and makes Il good
Improvement. F~rankenher@ Y Cope
land were the contractors.
If YOU wish to spend an evening OF
two of rear pleasure and enjoyment
attend the Catholic Fair next Ncd'
nesdav and Thursday evenings.
Chas. Greene. one of the early set
tiers in Dickinson. left for his former
home i'm New Jersey flast "Wednesday
with the intention of remaining there
Thos. II. Ryan. who has been suffer
inc severely from blood poison in ms
hand and arm for the past week Is
VIC are pleased To learn. rapidly rccov'
ering.
4 large building located on Il claim
west of here WAS purchased 10y Jerry
HAYES and moved to the lot ADJOINING
his blacksmith shop. 1t will he usr'
for a barn.
Annie. the t~ive-ycar-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. a. q. Berg. VIII" live
about four miles south of town. dice
Friday morning. of scarlet fever,
The new water tank at South Heart
one of the largest and best on the I'll
vision. has been completed and al
abundant supply OF good water So
cured from Heart river.
+. II. Knowlton. chief train dis
patchcr, is much improved in healtl
and will return from Michigan abou
Dee. LIST to resume charge OF hls d''
ties here.
+. 4. Hickman. of the train dis
p~atcler's Office. will leave on II shor
vacation for Illinois the first OF TN
month and return with his family il
IL short time.
The new coal shed. has hecn com
pleted aud is now ready for the rccep
ton of coal. MIR. +. b. Graham. su
perintcndcMt of the construction, Ina
rivcn the company Il good Job "
work.
DIR. Y. III. Sticknry leaves for hi
former home in Vermont this even
inc. lie will be absent until the init
die of January and during the TIM
DIR. Petit. of Bismarck. will TAX
care of his practice.
4. Soares. an evangelist who la
Travelled all over the northwest AN
| Pacific coast. preached to il good s!z"
| audience in the Congregational clui''
last sunday.
c. Il. Trask left last Wcdnesda
With q; car load OF horses for August
Maine. He expects to lac ah"'
twelve days on the road and VIII Il
main i'm the east visiting at his "-
home until next spring.
The bal given 10y the band boys. i
the rink. last evening, was much e
ioyed by those present. The hai
furnished some music t'liilig u
evening. The dancers took supper
Hayden restaurant.
James \. Campbell. chief scout
Fort Custer. Montana. passed throa.
here the other day en- route east.
is one of the hest known and trn:
worthy scouts in the northwest.
S. n. Dickinson. of northern NJ
York. who spent several weeks he
visiting his brother, ii. H.. left !
his home Tuesday morning inn
pleased with his visit and the cn,tiltl
lie thinks there are great opppitlr
ties here for men of energy.
The post office is HOW located
. the bank block. having been relnoT
to the room fronting on Barnes sire
The new quarters area great lmpro'
ment over the old and the danger
loss Ivy fire is greatly reduced.
The Catholic Fair. next WedMeSd
and Thursday at the i!Ek, prom;
: to be a grand success in every respr
Supper on both evenings and dahrl
Thursday evening. besides hand>oI
presents to be voted different person
are ome of the principal featl'I
The fair should he literally patEonll
:. G.. :. Adams was arrested last :
urday for discharging fire arm on
street the previous evening. he V
taken before Judge Campbell "
:, bound him over to the grand jury
the sum of s2oo. DE-. j. b. Mellon
and +. j. kricek are hi. i,DHlsmen
n L h,lrnn N-p. i'm frnIn his Sht