The Dickinson press., 1889-05-11
Il. $. l3rookings of Antelope was i'll
town "Wednesday on business.

John Morris has sold his residence
property in South Dickinson to Eva
Graham.
Henry Wunderilch and Moses Cook
son have moved theirresidences from
tine railroad right of Way tn lots in
South Dickinson.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lee and son of Glad
stone. left for Northport. Mich, last
Tuesday to'spend several months with
old friends and relatives.
james IIaskins. who purchased Il
large hotel at Mcdora. tore it down
and moved it here will erect Il tine
dwelling house OH Il lot facing court
house square.
II. Colhurn opened his restaurant
in the building formerly occupied by
Cooper, last Monday. He has fitted
the place mp in good shape and will
keep IL iirst-clasS place.
Fred. \. Henry. OF Pomfret. VT.
came in ON No. |. "Wednesday. He
accompanied Editor Ayers to New
England City. at which place he in
tends to locate. OIL Thursday.
pr. j. ii. Murphy. of ST. Paul. is
| having his tree claim near south of
town planted in good shape. the land
Icing plowcd deep. marked out both
WAYS and two-Sear-"ld trees put in
| with Il spade.
Geo. Trirp and Grant Chase. VIII"
lr:t here Il short time since to try
| their fortunes in the wild and woody
west. when last heard from We're maxi
!my their way up Il stream that emp
ties into pnget sound looking for bear.
Charles "IIulirr. fireman on the Mis-
:,n,Ili division. WIS taken to bralhern
hospital. Monday, where he will be
treated Tor II very severe attack OF
rheumatism. He was unable to walk
to the train and had to he carried on
Il cot.
The ladies' of the Nj. L. Md Society
Will give Il "Crazy Social" i'm the low
cr room of the McSSrrSmith building.
on Sims street. next Thursday even
ing. May is. All are cordially invited,
do not lie afraid to come as the loony
tricks are harmless.
The members of the X. of l.. lodge
are completing arrangements to give
IL grand ball ut the rink on the even
ing of May 80. They will have good
music and promise all who attend an
evening of pleasure and we have no
doubt will be literally patronized by
our citizens.
Her many friends were sorry to
learn that Mrs. j. ~I.conberger met
with Il painful accident, while ont
driving with her husband. last Satnr'
day. They had just started when the
horse became ummanngeahle and SHE
jumped from the buggy and fell to
the ground in such IL name that hel
left arm WAS broken just above the
wrist. DIR. Wheat was called and re.
duceI the fracture.
The democratic county convention
for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the district convention assembled
ut the court house last Saturday anC
selected their delegates. Jerry Hayes
and j. \. Farrtll attended the district
convention ut Mandan with the proX
les of the others elected and assisted
in nominating VIM, Ray. of Dickin,
son and james Bellows of Mantan us
candidates for the constitutional com
vention.
The passenger train wrecked neal
Crystal Springs. on the Dakota divi
sion. last Sunday. did not reach here
until Monday noon. "A large GROVE
rushed over to the depot to see The
train come in and hear the news ant
injured passengers found ready listen
rrs as they told of narrow escapes ant
described scenes ut the wreck. an ac
count of which is reported in our gen
cral news columns.
There is 10Y IL vacant tailor shop il
Dickinson, Mr.. Griffin. the tailor. hlv
ing made up his mind that his former
home, Boston, was better suited t.
his aesthetic taste and departed fol
that place last Saturday evening. LIE
started in here with good prospect:
and plenty of business on hand. hav
ing orders for twelve to fifteen suit:
at the time Of leaving and would
have built up IL profitable bushes:
had he remained and attended to thu
same. There is now good opening
here for a frst.cl;ss merchant tailor