The Dickinson press., 1888-10-06

cheap. Cash or ON time. Apply t"
III. j. WHITLEY.
Services will he held ut the Con
gresational church Tomorrow ut IL
o'clock il. H.. and : p. III.
w. II. Johnson, of 81. Louis. Mo.
arrived Thursday to take the place
made vacant i'll the disratrhers' office
by the promotion of Geo. McCthe.
Patrick Hale and Miss Nellie Row
all We're united in marriage ut 81.
Marv's church, st Paul. "Wednesday
Sept. 2b. and arrived here Thursday.
where they will take up their rvsj.
dence.
Mr.. John Goodall. who was for years
foreman of the Marquis DE Morn'S
outfit at Metora. Dlil.. has retired
from the range and established HIM.
self in the livery business at nichin-
son. Oak. We wish Mr.. Goolnll sub
Stantial success in his new departure.
He is worthy ut success. and the kind
of man We like tn see prospect
Stock Growers journal.
Geo. M"Cahe. who has been one of
the efficient ~di>patcherS at this point
ior several months has h. en promoted
I" the position of chief dispatcher on
the Dakota division. With h%cat!unn-
teyc at Jamestown. We regret to-
have MI. McCtlm leave Dickinson.
where he has made many 1,irnl> }l,
are glad that he has received! this De.
served recognition for laitillni service
and ability.
An accident urcnrrr! near Mr,iura
Mon.i.,N afternoon. which delayed
trains on ;llis division several hours.
The section hands were AT wurih uil
the track when y freight trtil caime
laundering ,luwu u1"n ih"it tpi "tc
of the rail, heiu.; IisllNrrd the engine
jumped the track and fell ON its Side
in the ditch. None of the cars
nor amy person on the train were in
iurel.
Wagon loads of wheat AMI oats toll
into town every 1iAN. The farmers and
merchants face, wraT happy. c"ntent-
ed smiles and the faith they have had
iii Dakota soil is mrcting with ii Just
reward. NcNt YraI Will >u,' ;Ml IN
creased acreage under cultivation HEd
golden winged prosperity will settl"
permanently IN the broad fertile
prairie of this most favored section of
the West Missouri country.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a meeting of the Dickinson Genie
terry association was held iii the Office
of y. {. Lawrence Monday evening.
The following board of directors was
elected Tor the ensuing year T.. +.
Mcs>rrSmith. L.. ID. kidd.r. y. {. Nc.
GiliivrAy. G.. III. klintfelter. II. L..
Dickinson. j. q. tAmphell, j. +. Illl-
ton. {. :. l~.Ahg,l"n and j. I. scott.
The following RESOLUTION WAS adopted:
There shall lac an executive cummit-
IT," of the members appointed hy the
BOARD from lnong themselves who
shall have power To transact ail the
ordinary business coming before the
association. No other business ruiu-
Ing before the meeting it Adjourned.
The supper aud entertainment held
at the rink. Monday evening for the
benefit oI the Congregational church
WAS one If the most successful and
best attended gatherings tor church
purposes ever held in town. HE sup
per WA, Il GauSt S%umptnuti> ATTAIN and
occupied the Thongs who croWH"i to
partahe. from i p'clork TIL $50. Thea
followed the feast of reason ana
flow of soul" The following program
WAS offered and heartily enjoyed ls
the audience:
song i,N tine choir.
: Prayer. Rev. Bartlett.
> Opening remarks ty til" CHAIR
nan. Rev. &. Y. shell.
I song. May and stella .NuIl.
) Reading. Esther l%.ennrvlllc.
E Recitation. May sutton.
: Address, Rev. SIMMONS.
) DWct. Mrs. Rooror Fisher and
Mis-, i:v! Gibbs.
. Recitation. Miss I.l.l!a Williams.
Ia Address. Rev. >Ims.
II Reclttti"n.. Ethel sutton.
II Song. Quartrttr. Rev. MriIrmy.
Chas. McWllliams. W. G.. Tay.
luI and j. \. F%arIiIl.
|" Recitation. Miss l:ulia Williams.
IA Address. !tev. Ewing.
II Song. Quart"ttc. Mrs. Fisher. Miss
Lewis. W. G. Taylor. Rev. Nc
Henry.
Is Address, ReI. McIlenry.
IL Closing icinarks.'Rev. G. Y. smell.
Is DoN"loey hy a'ntienr,. rising and
singing. The net receipts of the
evening We're S6J.
Harvest Excursions.
The Burlington C.. Z. 1 y. x. r.