The Dickinson press., 1889-10-26

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an attack of fever.
John Ballard was in from the ranch
the first of the week purchasing sup
plies.
+. +. Zellers, IL of the old time
settlers of Taylor, was in town yes.
terday.
E. $. Tyler and Ed. Jones are off to
the Kildesr mountains on a hunting
expedition.
II. +. McNair. after II severe attack
of sickness lasting several days, is
able to be out.
Rev. James will occupy the pulpit
at the Congregationalist church to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. John Riessbeck. Of near He
bron, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Brown.
Mrs. J. Leonberger and little son
returned, Monday evening, from
their Minneapolis visit.
4. Hughes and Mrs. +. NJ. Smith,
of Antelope, are attending to bust
ness matters in Dickinson.
Regular service will be held ill the
Baptist church tomorrow morning
.,l nva,;pr 1,v tho ,,,vfnr
L. II. Marquis is once more com
pounding medicines at Freeman's
after taking Il rest of several days.
Mrs. O. f. Lehmicke, who has been
very sick the past week is, We are
pleased to announce. slowly recover
ing.
There is Il ruinor ai,oat that join
Fogarty. OF Mandan, is to succeed
Superintendent knowlton on this
division.
q. w. Tilton, l.. X. and Archi.
Granteer and Harvey Jersey return
ed from their hunting trip with sey
Gral antelope.
Attorney Simpson returned from
visit to Bismarck. where he was ad
mitted to practice in the suprem,
court, Tuesday. J.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Laughlin. who stopped
here a few days last week to Yisl
her friends, resumed her journey t.
Tacoma. Saturday.
c. r. Cook was at Glenullin TIL
1irst of the week where he purchase
over 100 head sheep aud arrived her
on Tuesday with them.
For sale at II sacrifice for cash,
span .f young mares. blackboard an
two sets of harness. Inquire of Ma!
Sanford. sep.l4-tf.
Nj. Armstrong and wife. of Prov
dencc. r. L.. who have been yisitin
their son at New England City, lief
for their home. Tuesday evening.
Service at the Court house to-mol
row morning at IL: evening at I:3(
Rev. McIIenry will preach to.morro,
ut N'ersippi school house at 3 p. IN.
!. Mrs. A. c. McGillivray and he
niece. Miss Edith Montague, went
Bismarck. Sunday, where the latte
will attend school the coming winte
w. j.. Richards, NJ. :. and p. Gu
kelly and other ranchmen were
from, the kildeer mountains TIL
week laying in II stock of winter SUI
plies.
+. j. kricck is building u brio
house at his brick yard and cXpec'
to occupy it the coming winte
Thomas Oukrop. Jr.. is doing the ca
penter work.
Commissioner Undcrllill left fl
Jamestown Thursday evening to a
tend Il meeting of the North Dako
irrigation committee. of which he
~ member.
II. J.. Dickinson and Cllas. III. Nc
. IN will leave for BoZeman. Mont, Il
first of next week to purchase sllee
The former will buy about 2:lO0 a.
the latter LOCO.
Lost at the rink, Wednesday eve
ing. a white India silk h%andkerchi'
embroidered with blue silk. T
finder will please leave it at t
PRESS Office.
Mrs. r. NJ. Laughlin. who spe
the summer here with her frien
and acquaintanees, returned to Il
x home. Tacoma, Washington, Wedn'
day evening.
His many friends are pleased to s
john Porter ON our streets once mo
lie returned from Brainerd hospit
Tuesday evening and speaks we'll
the institution.
Jos. Spence wcnt to Chicago |
week in charge Of a train of cat
and when near that city Academia
- se!I and broke the bone of his
arm above the elbow.
4 meeting of Fort Sumter w.
- Corps will be held at the hall. N
ember ,. at 8 O'Clock p. IN. All me
bers are requested to be present.
SARAH J. THOMPSON, Pres't.
Rev. James. the Methodist mil
ter stationed here by the North d
ota conference. arrived Tuesday
look up a house and make arran
ments to become a citizen of Dicl
sam