The Dickinson press., 1888-12-08

Fargo roller mills, Was i'll town last
Tuesday.
We are pleased to note the fact that
Otto Dosskey is back on the road as
an engineer.
Episcopal services will I've held at
the court house tomorrow, Sunday,
afternoon at two o'clock.
o. Ennis, for some time IL resident
of Dickinson. left for the Pacific coast
last Thursday evening.
G. w. Baldwin. fur buyer. arrived
from st. Paul Thursday evening, on IL
trip through the northwest.
Miss Tina Lee, of Gladstone, is now
IL real estate owner in Dickinson. hay
ing purchased IL lot of II. l.. Dickin.
son..
John Beasley. Il large sheep owner.
of Montana. has $500 head of sheep
at the stock yards. He is shipping
them east.
Charles Hayden. VINO recently Open
ed II restaurant ut Cooper's old stand,
has placed Il neat and attractive sign
i'll front of his place.
E. Il. S%tanditird. of near Gladstone,
was in town last Tuesday and inform
ed us that Il valuable horse belonging
to him died the day previous.
Mr.. Smith and family, of Fort Lin
coln.are stopping at the Willard house.
He expects to assume charge of the
Tohin & Drury saloon on January LIST.
1t is said that the shops and round
house at this place are more conve-
niently arranged for the work to he
done III them than amy other along the
line.
G. r. Cook will erect IL dwelling
house in town and expects to com.
mence work on the same in a few
days if the pleasant weather contln.
ues.
The survey of the st. Paul. Black
Hills & Pacific railroad is to he pushed
next spring. passing through Dirkin.
son and north to some point on Knife
river.
DR.. e. l.. Petit arrived from Bis
marck, Monday. and will remain here
attending to the practice of DR.. Stick
ney during the absence of the latter
in the east.
a. +. Ward. formerly a conductor
OF this division. but of late Il resident
of st. Cloud, Wis.,, is among the arri-
walls this week. He thinks of going
farther west.
c. r. Pendergast, one of the enter
prising young men of New England
City, was in town, Tuesday, and pur-
chased several head of young cattle
from ii. l.. Dickinson.
Rev. J. $. Let's. of Gladstone, goes
to Page. Oak. and will probably re-
main there as pastor of IL Baptist
church, but he will always claim a
home in Stark county.
l.. &. LaCompte, formerly Western
Union operator here, left last Monday,
for Tacoma. Washington territory,
where he has secured IL better posi-
ton in the same capacity.
w. w. Dennis, representing Il large
boot and shoe manufacturing estab.
lishment, of Boston, sold c. S. Lang
don a bill of goods amounting to
$1,000 last Wednesday.
Judge Rose will open u term of
court here on the third day of Janua-
ry. There are several important
criminal cases to be tried at the term,
besides quite II number of civil cases.
Mrs. Bartlett is so far recovered
that she expects to take charge of her
Sabbath school ut the Baptist church
next Sabbath afternoon. Mrs. Bart
let's sickness has kept her from the
school seven weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bates, of near
Gladstone were in town Wednesday.
which was Mr.. Bates first visit for Il
year and he thought Dickinson had
made great Improvements in that
time.
Rev. VIM. Ewing, of jamestown,
superintendent of the Congregational
Sunday School and Publishing Society
for North Dakota, passed the week
here assisting Rev. Smell with his SER
vices.
a special meeting Of the Woman's
Relief Corps will be held at the lodge
room on this, Saturday, afternoon. \
full attendance is desired.
ELIZABETH r.. HARRIS.
President pro tenn
Win. Hecht, a farmer near Taylor
was in town, Saturday and said his
COWS had brought him in arevenue
of about 500 II month during the sum
mer and fall. lie sold his milk to the
cheese factory. This shows that there
is money in cows.
Paul Murn and Thomas Drury spent
last Wednesday in the bad lands. neal
Medora, hunting deer. They were
not very successful. hut attribute il
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