The Dickinson press., 1889-02-02
Who will he the next!

Who will he the next!
Call upon c. $. Langdom Sewing MAJ
chimes, oil, ct.
w. II. Hoyt is now deputy register
of deeds.
Sickness kept Burt Clough TO his
bed this week.
Master Mechanic Ph,len was in
town Tuesday for /, few hours.
IL. J. SrllultZ is now ut Mir, Lyon
county. Kansas. visiting relatives.
Thomas Evans is ut Fox Lake. Wis,
visiting friends and relatives.
P,pshv:r.iaM service III the court
house t~A-nort"w i IL I. NJ. aud 1870
y. III.
c. III. kiillefeitpr is lmail%ling Il good
sized ice house and will Till it for
summer use.
NJ. +. kitf will speak ut the NJ. Z.
church Gladstone. Sabbath morning
and evening.
i. Elmer. the steam laundryman.
suffered from an attack of heart
trouble this week.
Four new tables. a book rack and
II dozen easy chairs were added to
the club room this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Brew,
Thursday, January 81, Il boy, weigh
ing fourteen pounds.
Thomas Willis and family expect to
leave in a few days for Helena. NJ. Il.
where they will locate.
GENERAL superintendent .Ainslic. of
the Northern Pacific. passed through
here Tuesday evening from Il tour of
inspection to the west.
Il. j. Greene. station agent, return
ed from his eastern visit. Wednesday
evening and is nee more filling his
position at the depot.
Mrs. John Bolton favors us with
copies of the Jackson (Mich.l Courier
containing full accounts of the I.ati.
mer murder in that city.
Tie school board selected Mrs.
Chas. Pond to ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr.. >chadman.
She is said tn lie IL good teacher.
A. Nordhcry. of RicIarltnn. passed
Thursday in town and SAYS there will
be Il large acreage Of grain put in the
coming spring around Relaxation.
G. Z. Dobson came in from his
sheep ranch Tuesday and remained Il
few days. His sheep are doing wei
and will winter in good condition.
The ladies of the Episcopal AID So
ciety are completing arrangements tt
give u concert AMI tableau at the rinl
Oh Wednesday evening, February 90
The present indications are tina
Stark county will receive a larg'
number of settlers the coming spring
The PRESS is doing good work in thi;
direction.
Last fall three head of cattle be
longing to B. eating. of near Soutl
Heart, were killed by IL train and thi
week the company settled with MI
eating for the loss.
Timothy Cuskelly. w. O'Niell ant
Geo. Aud were elected delegates from
the X. of L. here to attend territorial
meeting at Huron this week. Frank
Bell as alternate for Mr.. Cuskelly an
w. O'Niell attended the meeting.
y change has taken place in office
of the Missouri division, and the trail
dispatchers now occupy the room FOL
merly used by superintendent Know
ton and the office of the latter is i
the front room formerly occupied b
the dispatchers.
+. j. kricek has been hard at wor
to secure a colony of forty familie
from Minnesota for this section c
Dakota and Il letter from one of tn
head men to him states that they wi
be here about the middle of Apri
Mr.. krlcek secured them good rate
on the railroads and has worked hal
to show them the advantages offere
settlers in this county. for which |
deserves much credit.
One of the new branches of bus
ness to be established in Dickinson
by F. j. kricek who has purchase
the old hardware building of tt
Dickinson Syndicate and will open
All agricultural implement store. l
will carry a full line and should hui
up IL good trade. He believes in Il
use Of printers ink,as will be seen |
his adv ertisement III another colum
He has also ordered a full line
printed stationery from this office.