The Dickinson press., 1888-09-29

uHNS. i III OOtlbl liliiINS ~ WI W
eating here.
Miss Eulia Ii. Williams. the talent
ell elucutionist, of Cleveland, o.. gave
an entertainment ut the court house.
Thursday evening. toa small audience.
Threshing on the Dickinson farm is
through with and the wheat yielded
twenty-five bushels to the acre weigh.
ing siNty-four pounds to the bushel.
Our merchants We're busy this week
receiving and opening up new stocks
of goods and the stores nov present
quite a metropolitan appearance.
VIM. O'Neill. after close attention
to business in the store of \. c. Nc
Gillivray for the past few Years. is off
on Il we'll earned vacation visiting st.
Paul and other Minnesota points.
y prairie lire swept over Il larg"
scope OF country on the north sid" OF
the track west of town last Saturday.
burning Il number of tons OF hay he
longing to Jos. pavlts. "ne %, the
Russians living northwest of here.
The many friends of l.. q. Wood.
formerly OF this place. will he grirvcd
to learn of his death. which took
place eSterday-Friday-morning at
Laurence. Kansas.
Married, sept. p. l>>s. ut the resi-
%'leilcr of the bride, parents. lnM
miles west of Gladstone. stark "njinty.
Duk.hy the father of the lmilr.yr",m.
Mr.. w. III. Cooke and Mlssu u. l.. SUM
lerS.
y. &. Lawrence and wife. after
reiny their daughter. Gertrude. con.
iortaFly located ut 81. MarN'> Semi
nuy, %Fairhau!t. Mimi, and spending
! several days at IT. Paul and other
points. returned home last sunday.
Miss Annie. daughter of Rev. W,n.
| Cooke. left this week L" attend Hllu-
lime University. near st. Paul. Rev.
Cooke accompanied her and Will at
tend the Minnesota conference of the
NJ. T.. church.
w. \. Mcclure, Tor several wears
station agent al Rirh,rltuu. has been
promoted tn cashier at this place. w.
T.. I.oosy. who held the position WA,
compelled To resign on account OF
failing health and is how with his
parents at Charles City. Iowa.
The schools opened here last Mon,
day with Il large attendance. Mr..
Schadmaln. an experienced teacher
from Williamsport. Pa. has charge of
the school with Miss Slack. of TAYLOR.
as his able assistant i'm the primary
department.
Every subscriber to Il Local paper
should lille them. In after years the
pleasure of perusing the accounts of
happenings that III many cases have
passed from memory will be greater
than the reaitling of events fresh in
local history.
The new two story building of +.
koStalerke. on Sims street is nearing
completion. 1t is one of the best
frame buildings in town, being we'll
filled with glout between the siding
and latll from top tn bottom. Thomas
Oukrop. Jr.. did most of the carpenter
work ON the building.
Walter strrlmnd brought tn this Of
flee sahlp,." rs of the srgarb"rt weigh
ing about tive pounds which shows
that this variety can II" ste. r-stt;!!N
GROWN i'm Dakota. The seed came
trum u.u agricultural department at
Washington and @Gr' sent out to ID"
tested.
David .Anken. the cheese manufac-
lurrr. near TAYLOR. is building i'm OK.
tensivr addition to his factory. The
addition is to he l1X,3 feet and next
spring he expects to use the milk
from four hundred COWS. This will
be Il glna, help to the farmers in that
section.
The men employed "n the iicM coal
shed made Il very pleasant snrrris,
party for Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Graham
Tuesday rv'g. They repaired in Il body
to Mi. Graham rooms and presented
him with a tiii~ iil.%t.rschauln SlnoklM.
set and his Wife with ii ~..l.E-. a
California peaches. as il mark nt re
spect and esteem. Mr.. and Mrs. Gr;l
ham were completely surprised an'
he prizes the gift Very highly.
Tie DohsoM Bros. met with Il seri
Gus loss at their sheep it..clI, OH the
Cannon BAH. last sunday. 4 prAiil'
fire, supposed to have been started by
the Sioux Indians. swept ovn TIL,
country burning most of the srts-
also a new wagon and about seventy
five tons of hay which they bad lru
up for winter feed. They fought thu
fire for three days, bat could not checl
, it's progress and the loss vii! cone
heavy on them.
IN Our announcement of the dclira
, ton of the new Congregations clurcl
last week it should nare read >ept"m
; Der 81. instead of October ~. which
| Will he Tomorrow. Dcdicatoly SCI
:. mon ut II o'clock a. M. 10y Rev. III. Z
=, Siminoils OF Fargo: >uns service IN
aldresst, at ."','i~"k +. Ne. CON ,lIctr,
by Rev. NJ kee4r, IT .r| E.g,ol
City: seruno4 III the evening III
: n'rInrk t.y R.v. ENl.ir.ot jamestown