The Dickinson press., 1888-07-28

witnessed in Stark county.
\. special meeting of Sumter Post
G. A. r.. will lie held ut the hall
on Wednesday evening. August LIST.
Old members especially requested to
attend.
Mrs. II. j. Whitley. of this place
and Mrs. T. S. Unlerhill. of Spring
Vale. spent Il few days in Manlan
this week. the guests of Mrs. +.
Greene.
A. W. Shepherd ha; disposed of his
cattle and ranch on the Cannon BALL
to c. w. Scott & Co. who take posses
sion ut once. Mr.. shepherd will ell
gage in other business.
Call at l.anglon's and e the New
No. Wheeler and Wilson Sewing
Machine. Latest. it is IL dandy.
Edmund IL. Byington. of Malone.
n. y. and Charles Carpenter. of North
Yakima, w. I. We're guests of their
relatives. Mrs. \. c. Lawrence and {.
S. I.angdon. this week.
Professor Harris, the ph~renologist,
lectureu in Mandan recently and be-
cause futile did not get the job
printing and advertising the Pioneer
unjustly abused the gentleman.
The brotherhood of locomotive fire
men We're very successful with their
ball at the rink. Wednesday evening.
\ larycnumler of our citizens attcnd-
ed and everything passed Oft pleasant
ly.
u. c. Morgan. of Newton. onc of
the members of the buffer Dakota
Club. left for Marlboro. Mass, Tues
day. OH business of Importance to the
colony. He will he absent several
months.
j. +. Perry, formerly county COM
missioner from Gladstone district.
hut now IL resident of Minneapolis. is
negotiating with Minnesota parties
for the sale of his property in this
county.
The new Congregational church at
New England City was dedicated last
Sunday. several prominent ministers
from different sections of the trrritu-
ny were present and assisted in the
exercises.
Butter manufactured Ivy the Bis
marck creamery commands the high
est price in the Chicago market. This
is the best kind of evidence that the
| Missouri slope can produce the hes.
| butter as we'll us grain and other farm
products.
The members of the Iowa Editorial
Association passed through here last
Monday on their return trip from the
coast. superintendent Greene. being
acquainted with many of the mem-
bers, met them at Mcdora and accom-
panied them to Mamdm.
Mr.. l.. Palmer vas accidentally
drowned at Ashland. Neh., July II.
He was the husband of of Mrs. Jessie
Palmer. sister of Mrs. II. T.. l.am"r-
eux, and well known to most of our
citizens. They had enjoyed married
life but oMc short year and Il host of
friends here will regret to learn of the
sad misfortune that has SO suddenly
overtaken Mrs. Palmer.
. Archie Dingmam evidently means
to have II cage for his hirl--tllat is.
when lie catches the bird. lie closed
Il deal last week with the Dickinson
Syndicate for the purchase of one of
their neat cottages now being built
on Sims street. Archie is classcd
among the Northern Pacilic's best
engineers and we are pleased to know
that he is investing a portion of his
earnings in Dickinson property.
The extensive railroad improve.
ments are to commence ina few days.
Fifteen car loads of material are on
the ground and more arriving every
day. Is estimated that the company
will expend here in improvements be
fore winter sets in about 100000 anC
Dickinson will become the lrincipa
railroad town OH the Missouri divi
sion.
4 Dickinson special to the Bis
narck Tribune says that the wcs
Missouri country is looming tlli.
wear. not so much in accesSions Il
population as in the rapid airl !lAmri
ant growth of vegetation, wiiirl
promises Il big harvest oum t" III
gathered. Every farmer ll"W come
to town with II smile ON his tact
They hold ;iltir heads well III. 1n'
seem Ia h" growing NJ: With tn" rpnm
i. lily OF snmotlIng. On" ol them iioI
the east end OF the county .tely ilrI'
said that all down his Way were l,:'
pairing to get entllnsed in the fall. h'
cause if their reasonable expect 'tl,l
wcr" r-aliz"l. they could not otlfri
wise colititia themselves. BHt SRI
/. ousiy. the "p prospect is just Splr:
. did. Enough 50. indeed. to ~j;'stit
that GIRLS, expression. Dickinson
f., the growth "i wl,i"i. has, always l.cc
. stcal.;;. is still growing. it'll r"i
~stantly improving class Of Building
OH the average. The basement of til
new bank block is built and TIL" 81
5 perstrlcture of brick is being lai'
The first kiln of the klincfelter yal
has been burned and it opens OF