The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16

The q. III. Club of Gladstone. will
give IL dance on June ODD, (evening of
old settlers day. TO which all are cor
daily invited. Music by Gladstone
quadrille band.
Assessor John Riessbeck has com-
pleted his tour of visiting the proper.
ty oNnerS of the county and will now
he found ut the court house finishing
up the work of assessment.
SaD. {. Morgan. of and ILL.,. Dickinson
were at Gladstone Thursday. to Sc
care the services of j. q. Saunders to
sub divide the township in the neigh
lorhood of Newton. Mr.. saunders
will he in the field for that purpose
during the early part of next week.
MI. Morgan informs us that siN more
families will arrive from the east in
about two weeks to Join the colony OIL
the Antelope.
lAllNIhs lbllSN ANipSo SUiiSi
Friday morning for Stanton. Oliver
county. He will return with fifteen
antilles of Russians who settled at
that point about Il year ago. but have
become dissatisfied with the location.
4 committee of two from these peo-
pie have been here looking over the
country and are 50 much pleased with
il that they will report tavorably in
regard to it. Mr.. krieck has had the
committee in charge and will accom-
pany them Oh their return to their
people to clinch the matter and locate
them in this section.
John III. Hoffman and Frank IIoff.
man, of the firm of Hoffman Bros. &
CO., contractors, of st. Paul, Mimi.
arrived here Wednesday. Their bu.
simes> at this point was to see about
the possibilities of supply of brick,
building stone. sald. etc. and the cost
of each. They were doing this ut the
instance of the new tuwn-sitc compa-
ny, who are contemplating the ercc-
tion of a large lirst.class hotel here.
They expressed themselves as we'll
satisfied with the MI of the
country and its ability to furnish IL
tirst.class article in the different ma
terials they require in their business,
and ut IL reasonable cost.
summer tourists of the tramp VA
riety. are becoming numerous, every
day more OF less of them strike the
town. There is plenty Of work here
for all who are willing to earn thei,
living. but these perambnlating oilers
are superior to amy capitalist in the
country. as they toll not neither Will
hands nor head. Although it seems
hard to refuse a man so small IL thing
us Il meal yet with these fellows
there is no excuse, they do not want
work and the most favorable terms
cannot tempt them aside from the en-,
joymcnt they appear to1ind in PURE
iulencSS.
While l.. X. Granteer was driving
with Il load of furniture, last We'd
; nasday: the team ran away. throwing
, Mr.. Granteer and also Miss Tin;
Grantecr who was with him off TIN
wagon. He was picked up senseles
but was out on the street later TIL
same day. and although somewha
2 bruised about the head seemed t.
have suffered no great injury. Mis-
!, Tina was unfortunate in having he
, wrist badly injured but otherwise es
i. capped harm.
4. trip to k%Iinefelter's brick yard
discloses IL scene of busy life, thu
7 bricks being turned out ut the rate o
twelve to fifteen thousand per day
One kiln to contain II hundred M
twenty seven thousand, is now il
process of erection. 1t is expected
2 that it will be ready for burning b
the middle of next week. The Hot1
= man Bros. who were here Wednesday,
f and who have had great expericnc
with the article. pronounced the brlc
in the drying shed us first class. III
said that even in their present III
burnt state they were equal to man
burnt brick used in walls at st. PAU
II Gus Carley returned Tuesda
g from Stoneville with Il bunc
. of horses. which he will range o
u Houston creek. Gus reports the Iii
tie Missouri range in frSt-class COZ
. dition. The roundup WAS workin
on Willow creek, and is composed Q
twenty-six riders only, which show
: that the %rOund.ups in that country T;
least are flying pretty light. This di
y trict comprises the ranges Of I'll
IIashknife, I'll. and other big outfit
and the roundups used to average /;
men. Some of the ranches brlo
stoneville are quarreling about Ian
and several knockdowns have resul
~ ed. followed by arrests and the tran
fer of the trouble to Miles City.-Su
N dance (Wyo.) Gazettc.
At a meeting of the committee
is prepare a programme for the Four,
10 of July celebration, held in Odd FL
~ lows hall last Saturday evening. Il
following subcommittee were a
g. poiHted: On subscription. a. e. NJ
>, Gillivray, j. j. Freeman, VIM. RIA
On base ball. J. +. Ninton chairnIa
with power to select balance Of col
III mittet: On races. Frank l.ish. cha
rs. man with like power to select; On |
er rade, Geo. Aud with power to scle
"A assistants. To secure services of I