The Dickinson press., 1889-09-21

two sets of harness. Inquire of Max
Sanford. Sep.l4.tf.
The band boys are intending to
give a social dance ut the rink on
Thursday evening of next week to
which all are invited. The boys
promise a good time.
d. O. Sweet writes from Spokane
Falls for the PRESS to be sent to his
address and says he is lost without it.
He says the city is booming and more
new buildings going up than there
were before the fire.
Sheriff Bingenheimer. of Morton
county, came here last Tuesday and
together with Sheriff Hayes arrested
a young nan by the name of Frank
Webb who is wanted in Mclean
county on IL serious charge.
Frank j. Thompson, son of Mr.. j.
G. Thompson. has received the re.
publican nomination for representa-.
tive from the Fargo district. Mr..
Thompson is popular, a good lawyer
and will make Il brilliant record as a
legislator.
Wednesdays Bismarck Tribune
says: n. billiard, the dark-eyed
gallant of Dickinson, who presides at
the bank counter in that prosperous
town, was in the city, shaking hands
Will, his old time friends. Mr.. Hill.
lard was II of Bismarck most sue.
ccssful rustlers in the booming days
of 'S3 and he talks like one who firmly
believes that the good old days are
returning.
DR.. V. II. Stickney's new residence
Oh sims street, which will he classed
among the neatest in design and APP.
pearance in the city. is nearing com.
pletion. Messrs. Grantecr. Pond and
Botherson are doing the carpenter
work and the doctor is getting u first
class job as they all know how to han.
die tools and fit a joint. The build
ing will be heated throughout by a
hot air furnace in the basement fitted
up for burning Ignite coal and the
first of the kind in Dickinson.
A large number of their friends
and neighbors assembled at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. and G. II. Pearl, south
of town, on Friday evening of last
week and passed Il; few hours in social
enjoyment, the May dance occupy.
ing most of their time. Refresh.
ments, consisting of ice cream and
cake, were served and all return ed
home feeling that such gatherings
tended to drive dull care away and
cement the ties of friendship in a
neighborhood.
A voTE for N. c. Lawrence and c
C.. Moore is a vote for two men well
qualified and able to represent this
district in the legislature to the en-
tire satisfaction of their constituents.
They are republican, and rs such
should receive the hearty support OF
every republican in the district. See
that your tickets have the names 0,
these two men. Two United State!
senators are to he elected by the leg
islature and these men will vote fol
candidates who represent the party.
The republican mass meeting al
the court house yesterday was ;
grand success and aroused much ell
thusiam. The speakers were Hon
John Miller, Hon. III. G. Hansbrough
EX.Gov. G.. \. Pierce, w. II. VIII
chester and IIayery Harris. A larg'
number were in attendance from al
over the county and the meetin:
done much toward solidifyin. rep,b
lican ranks. The speeches were al
very good. DIR. V. II. Stickney acte,
as chairman. Want of time ant
space prevents IL going into details
J. F. Vinton has packed all hi
goods for shipment to Spokane Fall
and goes east to-day for the purpos
of purchasing a new stock. Hi
family will accompany him and visi
relatives at Nerndale, Mimi, befor
going to their new home. Mr.. II. j
Sutton, for the past two years a faith
full and trusted clerk in Mr.. V%inton'
store accompanies him to his ne,
location. While we are sorry to los
these two gentlemen and their es
timable families as citizens of Dick
? inson we wish them prosperity i
their new home.
Programme of L%ongfellow Societ
to be held at the Congregations
Church, Tuesday evening Septembe
oath:
. Quartet, Stars of the Summer nigh
Biography Of Lonyfellow, Miss JUL
Finger. Solo, The Bridge, Mrs. l.. +
Granteer. Children's Hour. Th
Legend Beautiful. Miss n. IIende
son. Duet, The keapers. Misses MI
;. dock and Let's. King Robert
: Cicily, Miss Slack. Solo, The AFRO
and the Song. Miss Murdoch. Quot;
lions, by the audience. Lady Wen
s worth, Miss NJ. Crowley. Solo. Th
Day is Done, l.. E. Brown. My Los
t Youth, Miss Finger. The Famin
l.. f. Partridge. Chorus, Upidee.
All are cordially invited to atten
Last Thursday being Mrs. f.
Knowlton's birthday, the train di