The Dickinson press., 1889-01-19

house and repairing old ones. The
increasing attendance made it neces-
sarv to increase the seating capacity.
The engineers on the west end of
this division have great trouble in
using the water and there is some
talk of the company sinking all arte.
sian we'll here to secure water for
their locomotives.
The cowboys. headed by Archie
Edmiston and Matt Driscoll. near the
% mile ranch. says the Billings GA
zette, contributed $500 to help IL poor
sick lady who lived near them. The
cowboy has a big heart.
Married. Sunday. January l3. Ivy
Rev. r. f. Bartlett, Fielden L. Calvin
to Miss Helen n. Cary. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Gary. The we'd
ding Was IL quiet affair. The friends
of the bride and groom unite in en-
tending congratulations.
The Caroline Gage and keene Thea
tire company played four nights
at the rink. The company was
we'll patronized and their entertain
ments satisfactory. The plays were
eXcellently rendered. the acting of
Miss Gage being above the average.
Persons seeking bargains should
read the grand clearance sale adver-
.tisenent of j. +. Ninton in this issue
of the PRESS. Ninton has cut the
prices so low that you cannot afford
to pass him by if looking for bargains.
Miles Vineyard. Il prosperous far
mer and stock raiser of South Heart.
was in town Tuesday and informed us
that he had nine head of yparling cat.
tie that would average from 923 to
1000 pounds each. This shows that
have II superior stock country.
Smith Hilliard and family arrived
from Vermont last Tuesday and Mr..
billiard now occupies the position of
cashier in the Stark County Bank.
He comes highly recommended us Il
business man and citizen and we are
pleased to have him identified with
the business interests of Dickinson.
Margaret. the four-ycar.olu dal!gh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Huller. died
at their home on Sims street. Monday
morning. january IA. and was buried
on Tuesday. The little VI" had been
sick hut Il short time when death
claimed her as lis victim.
The whit" wife If Il lazy Indian
named ChaSk;l. has given birth to "
chill and the newspapers far aud wide
arc chrolicling the fact. There is no
occasion for ali This furry about the
advent of another half breed. This
is by no means the first nj born in
Dakota.-Iroquois Chief.
John DohSan. who is visiting in
town for a few days. made the Senti-
mel office Il pleasant call Thursday af-
terluon. Mr.. DohSon is engaged with
IL brother i'm the sheep business, and
he says that up to this time they have
not fed any hay and that the sheep
are in splendid condition. Verify.
this is the country where sheep do
fatten and thrive both summer and
winter.-Raimy Buttes Sentinel.
Report of Lehiyh school for month
ending Jan. II, 1880: Number of
days taught, Ii: number of pupils en-
rolled. 10: average daily attendance.
SIS. Roll of honor: .Belle Ware. Bid
dy Harrington, Nellie Harrington and
Annie REILLY. In Attendance the en-
tire month: Lizzie REILLY. Joseph
Reilly and Patsy Harrington. Those
not tardy: Patsy Harrington.
Z, CARNAlIAN, Teacher.
James Fennell has commenced sl!it
in the district court against EX-Sheriti
Sebastian and his bondsmen for
$1,000 damages. The suit grows ont
of the attachment case of Beauprc,
keogh & Co. on $500 i'm the bank, the
proceeds of sales made ont of the
Richards 4 Thompson stock of goods
after their assignment. If the case
comes to trial it will be quite inter.
esting as Mr.. Fennell held a mortgage
on the stock and by an agreement be
tween interested parties lie WAS al.
lowed to take judgment without an
effort being made to prevent and it is
thought this case will bring the whole
matter into court when some rich de.
velopments may be expected.
a. o. Berg. who resided with his
1dllllly vi ii Cltllll dbOtI IOul Illlts
south of town. died last Thursday of
inflammation of the bowels and the re-
mains Willie taken to Taylor for buria'
next Monday. Mr.. Berg was Il middle
aged man of good habits and well
liked by his n%eighbors aud his un'
timely death is a severe blow to the
bereaved family who have the sym.
pathy of the entire community il
their SORROW. Mr.. Berg settled OF
the claim where he died about two
years ago and was prospecting and
in IL fair way to take life easy wher
the grim messenger of death sum
moned him to the otherworld. He
was born in Norway and died aged sc
years.
II. J. Whitley. of the Stark County
bank, Dickinson, has disposed of his
interest to his partner. a. Hilliard,
and after visiting friends i'm st. Paul